The Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Cluster incorporate career opportunities in all aspects of Automotive Collision, Automotive Technology, Diesel Technology, Small Engine Technology, Warehousing, Material Handling, and Distribution and Logistics. Students are engaged in planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail, and water.
The standards listed are intended to serve as guides to assist teachers and administrators in providing an instructional program that is current and relevant. Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics skill standards address what a worker needs to know and be able to do to contribute to a safe, productive, and effective work environment. Students will be properly prepared for their careers when the standards are integrated with quality instructional techniques. The standards provide a secure foundation for future training in the student's career.
The following provide the basis for development of student profile that can be shared with prospective employers, and in many instances, the standards can be used for planning and implementing articulation agreements with comparable programs at the postsecondary level.
Student Profiles are an optional resource educators may use to track student progress when providing instruction. They are intended for print and their content is available in an accessible format through their associated course standards.
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Standards
Global Logistics and Supply Chain - SREB Advanced Careers
Global Logistics and Supply Chain - SREB - Transportation
- Introduction to Logistics
- Functional Areas in Logistics
- Global Logistics Management
- Logistics and Supply Chain Managment
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