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FAIRMONT ROYAL INNOVATIVE EDUCATION SYSTEM
"Turn your dreams into reality"
Business Management – Logistics/Ports/Trade/Food Safety
(Level 3 and 4)
OVERVIEW / WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE
This course examines the fundamentals of a project and how to successfully manage one. It covers a broad range of topics, from the environment in which businesses operate and how to respond as well as manage stakeholder and market needs. This industry-focused certificate prepares you for a successful management career by providing a solid understanding of key business management principals and practices. Through case studies, engaging projects and groups that you will work and encounter the real-world business situations faced by today's managers. You should be able to develop the skills and knowledge that will help prepare you for the challenging business for your future. The course means that not only do you learn the theoretical aspects but it also provides you with ability to relate this to the real world of work. Evaluating the application of these theories and concepts puts you at an advantage of being a strategic thinker and proactive manager in logistics and port business. We teach students of many different skills required in the port and shipping industry and aims to prepare you to progress your career into a management or supervisory role. With many crucial areas such as freights and cargo, port operations and shipping management covered, the Certificate in Ports and Shipping is a great way to develop new skills and become more employable in the sector.
COURSE MODULE
Business Environment
Managing Financial Resources and Decisions
Organization & Behavior
Marketing Principle
Aspects of Contract and Negligence in Business
Business Strategy
Managing communications, knowledge and information
Personal and Professional Management
Port Management
Logistics
Understanding the importance of different types of ports
Role of shipping on an international scale
Main aspects of port development
Importance of port infrastructure and equipment requirements
Challenges of port operations
Activities involved in shipboard operations in port and sea
Application of basic marine legislation
Key ship’s cargo and deck equipment
Shipboard geography, nautical and cargo terminology
Strategies behind international trade and freight
Planning processes for international trade and freight
Operations involved in international trade and freight
Payment methods in international trade
CAREER DIRECTION
You will have strong career prospects in diverse areas of business including port management, logistics, trade, food safety, project management, business management, human resources and administration on completion of this course. You will also have the solid business skills to pursue an entrepreneurial career.