Advanced Diploma in Supply Chain Management … Enhanced Funding up to 90% of Course Fee and SFC eligible
Dates Available
10 Apr 2019 to 26 Aug 2020, Intake: R45
Commence Date:
– 10 Apr 2019, Intake: R45
– 26 Jun 2019, Intake: R46
– 07 Aug 2019, Intake: R47
– 13 Nov 2019, Intake: R48
Read what our participants have learnt from this course and the feedback from their supervisors …
Highly appreciated all the lecturers of the course, under their guidance and experience sharing, ultimately have led us to the success. Definitely, this including all my classmate, as we all brainstorm and learn from each other during the class and assignment.
The course is designed for application driven and drive the students to solve the problems instead of theoretically study, which is more practical for the working operations and help to improve the ability of the students.
Chung Yew Kheong, Graduate of Advanced Diploma in SCM R37, graduated on 05 November 2018
I wanted to express my deepest appreciation to TLA for giving me an opportunity to obtain the Advanced Diploma in Supply Chain Management. At the same time, I wish to extend my sincere gratefulness to all our lecturers who have given their time and effort to share their knowledge. On behalf of my class, I thank all the lecturers who have effectively guided and coached us.
Ng Gim Guan, Graduate of Advanced Diploma in Supply Chain Management, R28/04-2014
I am glad that I have attended my Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses with TLA. Through the courses, I have better understanding on how forwarders and 3PLs operate. This helps me in carrying out my job more smoothly. I am able to pre-empt the possible problems that I may face for each shipment and work together with the service providers to minimize disruptions to the shipments.
Yap Hui Peng, Graduate of Advanced Diploma in Supply Chain Management, R26/5-2013
Objectives
The course aims to equip participants with key skills and knowledge required to perform effectively in a supply chain management environment.
Who Should Attend
Logistics Officer/Executive, Logistics Supervisor, Logistics Co-ordinator, Logistics Specialist
Entry Requirements
Qualification :
Min 2 GCE A Level passes and credit pass in GP / IELTS 5.5 / WPL Level 6 & above
OR
TLA Diploma
Work experience: 2 years
Age: 21
Admission is solely at the discretion of TLA.
Please note: Advanced Diploma in SCM & Diploma in IFM/ILM are not pathway programmes.
Fees & Enhanced Funding
Enhanced Funding of up to 90% of course fee is available.
Course Reference No : CRS-N-0022629 (01/04/19 to 23/02/2020)
Nett course fee for full Advanced Diploma programme effective from 1 Oct 2018. Company-sponsored participants are required to apply for funding via SkillsConnect at least 1 week before course commencement.
SFC eligible
* “All Singaporeans aged 25 and above can use their $500 SFC from the government to pay for a wide range of approved skills-related courses. Visit the SFC website www.skillsfuture.sg/credit to choose from the courses available on the SFC course directory.”
| Full Course Fee | |
|---|---|
| SLA Member Company |
$3,000 + GST $210 |
| Non Member-Company | $3,500 + GST $245 |
| Self-Sponsored Participant | $3,500 + GST $245 |
| TLA Diploma Graduate | * Entitled to $500 Discount |
Other administrative charges may apply as follows:
- Application fee of $85.60 (non-refundable)
- Assessment Only Pathway (AOP) fee of $160.50 for SDF Funding*
* Payment of course fee by cash or cheque. Various funding schemes available. Contact us at 6499 9799 to find out more.
Fees & Enhanced Funding
Enhanced Funding of up to 90% of course fee is available.
Nett course fee for full Advanced Diploma programme effective from 1 Oct 2018. Company-sponsored participants are required to apply for funding via SkillsConnect at least 1 week before course commencement.
SFC eligible
* “All Singaporeans aged 25 and above can use their $500 SkillsFuture Credit from the government to pay for a wide range of approved skills-related courses. Visit the SkillsFuture Credit website www.skillsfuture.sg/credit to choose from the courses available on the SkillsFuture Credit course directory.”
| Full Course Fee | |
|---|---|
| SLA Member Company |
$3,000 + GST $210 |
| Non Member-Company | $3,500 + GST $245 |
| Self-Sponsored Participant | $3,500 + GST $245 |
| TLA Diploma Graduate | * Entitled to $500 Discount |
Other administrative charges may apply as follows:
- Application fee of $85.60 (non-refundable)
- Assessment Only Pathway (AOP) fee of $160.50 for SDF Funding*
* Payment of course fee by cheque / bank transfer / Corporate PayNow. Various funding schemes available. Contact us at 6499 9799 to find out more.
Duration
Part Time studies : Evenings from 7pm to 10pm
16 months include research project (183 training hours exclusive of examinations & research project)
Course Delivery
Lectures, Case Studies, Group Discussions
Course Assessments
Tutorial Exercises, Group Projects, Written Examinations
Participant’s Support Services
Please CLICK HERE for details
Graduation
Participants must pass all the required modules to be awarded the Diploma Certificate which will be presented at the TLA Graduation Ceremony scheduled at least once a year.
Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturers : Industry practitioners
Average Teacher-Student Ratio – 1:30
SCM 1001 : Supply Chain Management
Bill Chua, Master of Science, University of Brunei
Max Ee, Master of Science, NTU
Fabian Wang, Master of Business Administration, The Australian National University
Liu Fook Thim, Master of Science, NTU
Vincent Lee, Bachelor of Business, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Lee Ker Ching, Bachelor of Business, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
SCM 1002 International Transport Management
Tan Tee Hwa, Bachelor of Science, NUS
Shawn Sim, Bachelor of Science, University of Wales
Dr Lawrence Liaw, Doctor of Business Administration, University of South Australia
SCM 1003 Global Purchasing
Bill Chua, Bachelor of Science, University of Brunei
Martin Sng, Master of Business Administration, University of Western Australia
Wong Kim Siong, Master of Business Administration, Charles Strut University
Dr Ong Geok Quee, PHD in Supply Chain Management & Material, American Century University
SCM 1004 Financial Management
Phyllis Khong, Bachelor of Business, Curtin University of Technology
SCM 1005 Contract Management
Peter Chua, Master of Business Administration, University of Melbourne
Tan Hock Chuan, Bachelor of Arts, NUS
Bill Chua, Bachelor of Science, University of Brunei
SCM 1006 Production & Operation Management
David Tan, Master of Business, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Toh Yew Soon, Master of Science, NUS
SCM 1007 Global Marketing Management
Bill Chua, Master of Science, University of Brunei
Liu Fook Thim, Master of Science, NTU
Peter Loh, Master of Business Administration, Indiana University – USA
SCM 1008 Research Project
Bill Chua, Master of Science, University of Brunei
Venue / Intake
Venue : Trade Association Hub (TA Hub @ 9 Jurong Town Hall Road)
Time : 1900 – 2200 hrs
Course Intakes : January, April, June, August, November
Modules
SCM 1001 Supply Chain Management (11 sessions)
SCM 1002 International Transport Management (11 sessions)
SCM 1003 Global Purchasing (8 sessions)
SCM 1004 Financial Management (8 sessions)
SCM 1005 Contract Management (11 sessions)
SCM 1006 Production and Operation Management (11 sessions)
SCM 1007 Global Marketing Management (8 sessions)
SCM 1008 Research Project
Coverage
SCM 1001 Supply Chain Management (11 sessions)
- Introduction to SCM
- Warehousing Strategy for Efficient SCM
- Inventory Management
- Information Technology for SCM
- Strategic Logistics Alliances
- Efficient Transportation & Customer Service Goals
- SCM Development and Strategy
SCM 1002 International Transport Management (11 sessions)
- The Global Logistics & Supply Chain Development
- Global Logistics Today
- Ocean Ships & Shipping
- Chartering Bulk Ocean Carriers
- The Ocean Liner Contract System
- International Air Transportation
- Information & Strategies
- Shipper/Carrier Network Strategies
- The Role of Logistics & Transportation in International SCM
- Future Issues in International Logistics & Transportation Management
SCM 1003 Global Purchasing (8 sessions)
- Global Procurement Risk
- Global Strategic Supplier Management
- Global Purchasing Organisations
- Global Purchasing Operations
- Global Information Management
- Global Contracts & Alliances
SCM 1004 Financial Management (8 sessions)
- Introduction to Financial Management
- Business Organisations & Financial Statements
- Working Capital Management
- Business Financing & Financial Analysis
- Financial Forecasting & Business Planning
- Investment Appraisal
- Corporate Finance & International Financial Management
SCM 1005 Contract Management (11 sessions)
- Contract Management Team Formation
- Developing a Contract Management Plan
- Contract & Supply Information
- Managing Risk
- Measuring Performance
- Administration
- Relationship, Disputes & Termination of Contract
- Contract Management & Operations
- Pre-qualifications of Vendors and Suppliers
SCM 1006 Production and Operation Management (11 sessions)
- POM and Operations Strategy
- Forecasting in POM
- Design & Development of Products & Processes
- Production Technology
- Long-Term Capacity Planning
- Facility Location
- Aggregate Planning & Inventory Planning
- JIT Manufacturing & SCM
- Productivity, Work Methods & Measurement
- Quality Management & Quality Control
- Project Management, Maintenance & Reliability Management
SCM 1007 Global Marketing Management (8 sessions)
- Global Marketing
- Environment Analysis
- Internal Analysis
- Strategies
- Segmentation, Targeting & Positioning
- Securing a Global Positioning
- Global Marketing in Supply Chains
SCM 1008 Research Project
- A research paper on supply chain or supply chain related issues
Career Opportunities
TLA graduates from this programme can broadly expect advanced career prospects as they work towards wider recognition across the industry which comprise of Retailers & Distributors, Consulting Services, 3PL firms, Tertiary institutions, Government Agencies, Transportation providers, Manufacturing/Production sectors. These industries regularly hunt for talents with expertise in Strategy for the Supply Chain, International Transport Development, Global perspectives of Procurement, Financial Analysis in Business Planning, Contract Management, Production & Operations Planning, Global Marketing & Positioning skill sets, to contribute to the business as Supply Chain Architect/Analysts, SC Account Managers, International Logistics Managers, Purchasing Managers, Warehouse Managers, Fulfillment supervisors, Customer Relationship Managers, Network consultants, SC software managers, Vice-Presidents of SCM.
