The Logistics Associate Apprenticeship consortium is extending its Logistics Associate Apprenticeship in the Department of Process, Energy & Transport Engineering, part of the Department of Mechanical Electrical & Process Engineering in the Cork Institute of Technology on 18 September 2019. In 2018, the Logistics Associate Apprenticeship was developed and launched by TU Dublin along with…
We are pleased to announce that The Logistics Associate Apprenticeship Consortium have been recognised for real collaboration and teamwork at prestigious 2019 The Irish Logistics & Transport Awards and have been presented with The Logistics and Transport Team of the Year Award. Congratulations to all LAA Consortium members for the work and effort that delivered the…
The apprentices represented the haulage and freight distribution sector The Logistics apprenticeship is the first of the new ‘earn as you learn’ apprenticeship delivering for the freight distribution and logistics sector. In its first year, the Logistics Apprenticeship had 2 apprentices competing in the Logistics competition at the Ireland Skills event. The apprentices represented the…
FTA Irelands Transport Manager Seminar took place in Johnston House Hotel in Enfield on the 5th of March. A key focus of the daylong event was skills, apprenticeship and opportunities to develop links between the freight distribution and logistics sector and further education and higher education institutions. Presentation from Alan Power DBEI, Anna Gorecka Project…
The LAA first mentor training session took place on Wednesday 16th January 2019 at Technological University Dublin Aungier Street . Understanding the role of a mentor, approach to mentoring and building relationship with the mentees were some of the topics covered during this session by our Mentor Trainer Maria O’Reilly.
The official launch of Ireland’s first ever apprenticeship for the logistics sector hosted by The School of Management Campus of Dublin’s Institute of Technology (DIT) in Aungier Street. The programme will provide the industry with a fresh cohort of graduates equipped with the knowledge required to maintain supply chains and the steady distribution of goods.
