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FFFAI ties up with IIM Mumbai & IIFT Kolkata to launch courses on Shipping & Logistics

by Kalpana Pandey
March 13, 2024
in News, Asia, Freight Forwarding, Logistics
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The Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations in India (FFFAI) in its 4th EC meeting held on February 28 and 29 in Mumbai unveiled a landmark development in respect of the interest of the entire logistics industry in India. The umbrella organization of Indian Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders, FFFAI has tied up with two of the most prestigious academic institutions, “Indian Institute of Management” (IIM) Mumbai and “Indian Institute of Foreign Trade” (IIFT) Kolkata to launch courses on Shipping & Logistics through collaboration between FFFAI’s training arm Indian Institute of Freight Forwarders (IIFF).

It is pertinent to mention that IIM Mumbai previously recognized as the National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai (NITIE Mumbai), is a graduate business school under the Ministry of Education (India), Government of India located in Powai in Mumbai, and is ranked 7th among B-Schools of India.

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade was established as a Centre of Excellence in International Trade & Business, Education and Research in 1963. It is an autonomous educational institute under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It was granted “Deemed to be University” status in 2002.

“We are thrilled to unveil a game-changing opportunity that’s set to transform your career in Shipping, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management! FFFAI, with its well-established training arm IIFF and in collaboration with IIM Mumbai & IIFT, Kolkata to launch the Certificate Course in Shipping, Logistics and Supply Chain Management on April 13, 2024, and April 15, 2024, respectively,” informed Dr. Nirav Thakker, Hon. Secretary, IIFF.

The PG Diploma Certificate on Shipping, Logistics and Supply Chain Management course will be validated by IIM, Mumbai. “It will be a huge opportunity for FFFAI members as well as all aspirants from the Logistic industry to avail the benefits of this course across the country thanks to the online facility,” he added.

He also informed that a similar course will be started from April 15, 2024 collaborating with IIFT, Kolkata.

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Complementing Dr. Thakker, Dr. Pramod Sant, Director General FFFAI, who is closely monitoring as well as evaluating IIFF courses, observed that after completing these courses there will be tremendous job opportunities for the IIFF-IIM Mumbai as well as IIFF-IIFT Kolkata certificate holders with very lucrative packages.

He further pointed out that during these courses there will be unparalleled knowledge and networking opportunities. The course contents will cover Import-Export, Customs Broking, Port Operations, Shipping & Freight Forwarding, Multimodal Transportation, Supply Chain, Warehousing, Data Analytics, AI, and other allied activities. Both courses will be conducted by top Faculty from IIM, IIFT, and Industry Experts from FFFAI/IIFF.

In his address, Mr. Tej Contractor, President, IIFF highlighted that the institute has already carved a niche in the logistics industry training domain as well as the academic sector. Mr. Contractor informed that IIFF is receiving regular requisitions to provide placement in their companies. He appreciated the efforts of the FFFAI’s Immediate Past Chairman Mr. Shankar Shinde and Chairman Elect Mr. Amit Kamat in signing the Agreement between FFFAI and IIM Mumbai as well as IIFT Kolkata.

“IIFF has set the ball rolling in terms of filling the gap between supply and demand of skilled manpower in the shipping & logistics sector. This is a great opportunity for all the logistics service providers to enroll their Next Generation Leaders, to sharpen the skills of the existing workforce, and most importantly to provide a stepping stone to the wide opportunities in the logistics sector for aspirants who wish to make their mark in the burgeoning logistics industry sector,” said Mr. Dushyant Mulani, Chairman, FFFAI. He commended the efforts of IIFF team in collaborating with different organizations including IIM and IIFT to add value to their endeavor. He appealed to FFFAI members to strengthen IIFF initiatives by opening branches of this institute in their locations, thereby strengthening the collaborative efforts of the government and private sectors regarding skill development for this high potential as well as crucial sectors about the country’s economy.

Key Highlights: IIFF-IIM Mumbai Certificate Course

  • Course Name: Certificate Course in Shipping, Logistics &  Supply Chain Management
  • Commencement Date: 13th April 2024
  • Conducted by top Faculty from IIM and Industry Experts from FFFAI/IIFF.
  • Duration: Interactive Sessions- 144 Hours Online
  • Candidates can apply online by clicking the following Link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dAkq1BBmn7DnA70YZYRZHgxiRjl3JDDy

Key Highlights: IIFF-IIFT Certificate Course:

  • Course Name: Certified Logistics & Freight Forwarding Professionals Course
  • Commencement Date: 15th April 2024
  • Unparalleled knowledge and networking opportunities.
  • Covering Import-Export, Customs Broking, Port Operations, Shipping & Freight Forwarding, Multimodal Transportation, Data Analytics, AI and more.
  • Conducted by top Faculty from IIFT &  industry Experts of FFFAI/IIFF.
  • Duration: Interactive Sessions-140 Hours(80 hrs Online+ 60 hrs Internship based learning)
  • Sea Port Visit: 10 Hours
  • Candidates can apply online by clicking the following Link:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1r47RrvBim-AeYmuhL7LgC6ZfkkWOH7mb
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