Logistics (Micro Credential)

 

Are you interested in pursuing a career that is needed in virtually every industry and has great earning potential? If so, you might consider signing up for the Logistics Program at Northeast Texas Community College. In just one semester, students earn a micro-credential that can help them obtain employment locally or nationwide. Students are currently enrolling in classes.

Courses included in the program are Introduction to Business Logistics, Introduction to Materials Handling, and Warehouse and Distribution Center Management. Classes are completely online, so this is a great option for working adults. Students can also choose to continue their education for another semester and take three additional business classes to obtain a Business Administration - Logistics Management Certificate.

“Our region has many manufacturing and distribution companies that rely on logistics to operate. This is a great opportunity for those who may be in entry level positions who would like to move up or others who would like to expand their knowledge of how logistics keeps industry moving,” Dr. Miles Young, NTCC Dean of Workforce Education, said.

“Logistics are what keep business moving and these courses will give you a great introduction into this exciting field that impacts our lives every day. This knowledge is applicable to so many industries and this is an excellent opportunity to get a foundation in the principles of logistics,” Michael Gallaway, NTCC’s Logistics Instructor, said.

For more information, fill out our interest form or contact Professor Gallaway at mgallaway@ntcc.edu. Financial aid may be available for qualifying students and payment plans are an option.
 

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Is the Logistics program right for you?

If you can answer yes to one or more of the following questions, then logistics is for you: Do you enjoy providing excellent customer service to internal and external customers? Are you detailed oriented? Logistics professionals dig into the details to provide superior service. Do you enjoy solving problems? Logistics professionals resolve internal and external issues as they arise. Can you effectively communicate? Logistics professionals often communicate with internal and external customers.

 

What is the time commitment for the program?

The logistics micro credential program takes place over an 8-week period. Students are currently enrolling in classes. Students will enroll in all three courses, which will be structured as follows:

  • Introduction to Business Logistics (LMGT 1319): A systems approach to managing activities associated with traffic, transportation, inventory management, warehousing, packaging, order processing, and materials handling.
     
  • Introduction to Materials Handling (LMGT 1321): Introduces the concepts and principles of materials management to include inventory control and forecasting activities.
     
  • Warehouse and Distribution Center Management (LMGT 1325): Emphasis on physical distribution and total supply chain management. Includes warehouse operations management, hardware and software operations, bar codes, organizational effectiveness, just-in-time, and continuous replenishment. The logistics micro-credential will provide a strong foundation in logistics to succeed.
 

How are courses delivered?

The Logistics micro credential program is completely online. There is not an on-campus component and courses are delivered remotely (online). However, students are welcome to utilizes on-campus resources as needed.

 

How much does the program cost?

Standard tuition rates apply but, financial aid may be available for qualifying students and payment plans are an option.

 

 

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For More Information Contact

Dr. Will McWhorter
903-434-8223
wmcwhorter@ntcc.edu