The Centre for Continuing Professional Development
Education Partnership & Advertising Opportunities
Advertise your Short Courses for as little as $240.00p.a. + GST Per course for 12 Consecutive Months!
Contact [email protected] for more details
Check out our new Course Calendar
| Start Training | Be Recognised | Stay Informed |
Courses 2024
CILT International Diploma in Logistics & Transport
The CILT International Diploma in Logistics and Transport is a freestanding qualification, designed to provide a sound foundation for a career within the transport and supply chain fields and should provide supervisors, first-line managers and potential middle managers with a complete set of management and operational skills.
The CILT International Diploma follows on from and builds on the general knowledge gained both in the CILT International Introductory Certificate and the Certificate courses and provides more in-depth information on the core business subjects and specialist areas relating to logistics and transport.
Course Structure
To achieve the CILT International Diploma, all candidates must study and pass the one mandatory unit, one or two electives from a choice of 3 and one or two optional units from 13 making a total of a minimum of 4 units to be studied to achieve the Diploma qualification.
Tailor your Diploma by majoring in one of the three concentrations:
- Procurement
- Supply Chain
- Transport
For more information Download Brochure or visit CILT International.
CILT International Diploma Workshops
CLOCS-A Vulnerable Road User (VRU) Training
The CLOCS-A Standard sets out the minimum requirements for managing construction vehicle movements and ensuring safe interactions with other road users with the primary aim of managing the risks and impacts associated with a construction project’s on-road transport and logistics activities to improve community road safety.
As part of the CLOCS-A Standard, minimum training and competency requirements are specified for heavy vehicle drivers of construction vehicles to meet before the organisation (and project) they work for can gain accreditation to the CLOCS-A Standard. As part of these requirements, heavy vehicle drivers are required to complete training in and gain competency in “Vulnerable Road User Awareness”.
The VRU training course is divided into three levels: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. Advancing to the VRU Silver level requires completing the VRU Bronze training first, as it acts as a prerequisite for the VRU Gold level.
