Logistics Basics: Mastering Supply Chain Fundamentals
offers a beginner-friendly introduction to the core principles of supply chain management, from warehousing and shipping to demand planning and inventory control.
Duration: 25 hours
Delivery Mode: Online / In-person
Language: English
Credentials: Certification
Course Overview
Logistics is the engine that drives global trade, e-commerce, and local business success — and its importance is only growing.
Logistics Basics: Mastering Supply Chain Fundamentals offers a beginner-friendly introduction to the core principles of supply chain management, from warehousing and shipping to demand planning and inventory control.
In this 20-hour course, you’ll explore real-world logistics practices tailored to Toronto’s busy trade and distribution hub, with a focus on Canadian shipping regulations and regional market needs. Perfect for small business owners, warehouse managers, new employees, or anyone entering the logistics field.
Why Take This Course?
Critical Knowledge: Gain foundational skills in a high-demand field that supports nearly every industry.
Beginner-Friendly: No prior experience needed — ideal for entrepreneurs or entry-level professionals.
Canadian Focus: Learn logistics within the context of Canadian laws, practices, and market realities.
Real Impact: Understand how to move goods efficiently and sustainably in today’s complex supply chains.
What You'll Learn
How to explain key supply chain concepts, including inventory flow, warehousing, transportation, and demand planning.
How to plan and manage inventory to meet Canadian consumer expectations and seasonal demand.
How to navigate shipping and customs regulations relevant to domestic and cross-border logistics.
How to optimize logistics operations for Toronto’s market, including last-mile delivery and urban distribution challenges.
Course Outcomes
Understand the components of a modern supply chain and how they interact.
Apply inventory planning techniques suitable for Canadian retail and wholesale markets.
Comply with basic Canadian logistics and shipping regulations.
Make informed decisions about transportation, storage, and distribution strategies in Toronto.
