This two-day Supply Chain Sustainability short course is ideal if you want to reduce your organisation’s footprint and achieve efficiency, compliance and long-term value.

Particularly aimed at professionals in procurement, supply chain and logistics, this course teaches you the principles and practical approaches to sustainable supply chain management.

You will study a range of subjects, which include: mastering carbon footprint tools, understanding ethical sourcing; and learning how to build a sustainable supply chain road map.

At the end of this course, you will have the skillset to lead and manage sustainable initiatives within your organisation.

Supply Chain Sustainability

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Study Options and Start Dates

Face to Face Classes
From £395 +VAT

Virtual Classes
From £395 +VAT

If you choose Face to Face Classes or Virtual Classes, there will be various start times throughout the year.

Next Virtual Class start date: w/c 7th December
Next Face to Face Class start date: w/c 7th December

What’s Included

Two days of live classes

Online access to course materials

Certificate of completion

What’s Involved

Supply Chain Sustainability covers a range of topics, including:

  • Introduction to sustainability in the supply chain.
  • Carbon emissions and fuel efficiency.
  • Eco-friendly logistics and reverse logistics.
  • Ethical sourcing and green procurement.
  • Circular supply chains and waste reduction.
  • Sustainability risk assessment and mitigation.
  • Metrics KPIs and reporting standards.
  • Strategy development and action planning.

2 Day Virtual Classes
£395 + VAT

2 Day Face to Face Classes
£395 + VAT

Supply Chain Sustainability can be studied in person, via our Face to Face classes held across our study venues. Alternatively, you can study from the comfort of your home with our online, virtual classes.

All classes are 2 days and run from 9am to 5pm.

There are no formal entry requirements for this course. But it is particularly aimed at professionals engaged in procurement and supply chain, sustainability, logistics and supplier engagement. Therefore, it is recommended that you have some prior experience in one of these areas, before attending the course.