- Professional Experience: Participants should have at least 1-2 years of experience in a logistics or supply chain management role, preferably within a humanitarian or emergency response setting. This foundational experience is crucial for understanding the advanced concepts covered in the course.
- Educational Background: A relevant educational background is recommended, such as a degree or diploma in logistics, supply chain management, international development, or a related field. While not mandatory, prior education in these areas will enhance comprehension of the course material.
- Basic Knowledge of Humanitarian Logistics: It is expected that participants have a basic understanding of humanitarian logistics principles and practices. This could be gained through previous training or work experience. Familiarity with core concepts will enable participants to engage more effectively with the advanced topics covered.
- Access to Necessary Resources: Participants should have access to a reliable internet connection and a computer or device capable of running the online course platform. As the course is delivered online, these resources are essential for a smooth learning experience.
- Commitment to Professional Development: A genuine interest in advancing one’s knowledge and skills in humanitarian logistics is essential. Participants should be motivated to apply the insights gained from the course to their professional practice.