Alalamia Diploma in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
A complete grounding in how goods move from supplier to customer, and how to make that movement reliable and cost-effective. The programme covers procurement, warehousing, inventory control and the documents and terms that govern international trade, with a strong focus on the practical realities of importing and distributing in the region.
Procurement and purchasing officers, warehouse and logistics staff, import and export coordinators, inventory controllers and anyone moving into a supply chain role.
What you receive: Alalamia Diploma in Supply Chain and Logistics Management, awarded on completing all courses and the final applied case study.
- Explain how the stages of a supply chain connect and where cost, delay and risk typically arise
- Run a sound purchasing process, from specifying needs and selecting suppliers to managing contracts
- Organise warehouse operations and choose suitable inventory control methods to balance stock and service
- Prepare and check the main shipping, customs clearance and trade documents
- Select appropriate Incoterms and international payment methods and understand the risks each one carries
The courses, in order
144 training hours · 6 courses
- Foundation
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
Supply Chain & Logistics
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Procurement and Purchasing Management
Supply Chain & Logistics
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Logistics and Warehouse Management
Supply Chain & Logistics
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Inventory Management and Control
Supply Chain & Logistics
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International Trade, Shipping and Customs Clearance Documents
Supply Chain & Logistics
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Incoterms and International Payment Terms
Supply Chain & Logistics
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How the diploma runs
Run as evening or weekend cohorts in Damascus, as live online classes, or privately for a company's procurement and logistics team. The programme takes roughly 14 to 16 weeks and finishes with an applied case study in which participants analyse a real or realistic supply chain, prepare a set of trade documents and recommend improvements for assessment.
Questions and answers
An Alalamia diploma is our own award. It shows that you completed a planned programme of several courses with us, passed its practical assessments and met the attendance requirement. An international certification is awarded by the vendor or awarding body after you pass its official exam. Many of our diplomas prepare you for such a certification, but the certification itself is earned through that exam, not through the diploma.
No. The diploma fee covers training and course materials. Exam fees are separate and are paid directly to the exam provider. We will tell you which exam applies and what it involves. Many exams can be sat at our Authorised Test Centre for Pearson VUE and Prometric in Mazzeh, and we confirm the exact exam before you book.
Yes. You can start with the first course of a diploma and continue at your own pace, or take a single course on its own. Each completed course earns an Alalamia certificate, and the courses you complete count towards the diploma if you decide to finish it later.
Yes, instalments are possible and are agreed in writing before you start. Quotes are given in writing in US dollars. Payment is made at our office and you always receive a receipt. Your place is confirmed once your registration form is complete and we have received the first payment or agreed instalment.
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