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College of Business and Economics
JOHANNESBURG BUSINESS SCHOOL
Transport and Supply Chain Management
Bridging Programme for
Advanced Diploma (Logistics) (S1BALQ)
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME (CEP)
BRIDGING PROGRAMME FOR
ADVANCED DIPLOMA (LOGISTICS)
APPLICATION TOKEN ADBLOGPT
2018Continuing Education Programme (CEP)
Diploma in Logistics Management
REQUIREMENT
Matric Certificate with Diploma endorsement OR Gr 12 with Transport and Supply Chain Management Bridging.
Classes and Examination only in JHB. * Limited space.
Bridging Programme for Advanced Diploma (Logistics)
REQUIREMENT
Relevant 3 year undergrad qualification on NQF 6.
Bridging Programme for
Advanced Diploma (Logistics)
IMPORTANT: The programme is offered part-time and require students to attend full-day lectures on three to four days each
month from March up to end of August in JHB. Examination takes place over a five day period in October in JHB only.
Advanced Diploma in Logistics Management TABLE OF CONTENTS
REQUIREMENT
Relevant 3 year undergrad qualification with majors in Logistics and Purchasing.
1. Programme co-ordination and contact details................................ 4
* Limited space.
As spaces on the postgraduate programmes are limited, students are reminded that only those who obtain minimum marks of
2. Information on the qualification........................................................ 5
approximately 65% in each of the modules are likely to be accepted for further studies at UJ.
3. Contact sessions................................................................................. 6
Honours in Logistics Management
4. Finance................................................................................................. 6
5. Assessment.......................................................................................... 7
Masters in Logistics Management / Transport Economics 6. Curriculum........................................................................................... 8
7. Module description............................................................................ 9
Doctorate in Logistics Management / Transport Economics
8. Application and registration process................................................ 11
PLEASE NOTE: THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
AMEND ENROLMENT REQUIREMENTS, TIMETABLE AND
PROGRAMME CONTENTS AS AND WHEN THE NEED ARISES,
WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
www.uj.ac.za/transport
2 3PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATION INFORMATION ON THE PROGRAMME
Programme co-ordinator and administrator The University of Johannesburg (UJ) offers a Bridging Programme
Marinda du Toit Advanced Diploma in Logistics which is designed for students with a
Tel: 011 559 1078 relevant NQF 6 qualification or who come from other disciplines and
Fax: 011 559 1413 generally lack knowledge in the major fields of Purchasing and Logistics.
Email: mdutoit@uj.ac.za The Bridging programme aims to assist these students in their transition
by preparing them and enabling them to apply for the Advanced
Office: K Green 5C
Diploma in Logistics.
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
Office hours: 08:00-12:00 The programme is offered on a part-time basis with a required
attendance at lectures on specified days of the month. The
Payment enquiries
assessments will also be due or completed at these lectures.
Marietjie Maritz
Tel: 011 559 2712 CONTACT SESSIONS (ONLY IN JHB)
Fax: 011 559 1413
IMPORTANT: The programme is offered part-time and requires
Email: marietjiem@uj.ac.za
students to attend full-day lectures on three to four days each
Office: D Ring 727A month from March to the end of August. Examinations take place
Auckland Park Kingsway Campus over a four day period in October.
Office hours: 08:00 -16:00
• This training delivery method is ideal for working students who
Postal address cannot attend full-time classes at a tertiary institution, and who are
University of Johannesburg employed in the transport industry
College of Business and Economics • Classes are offered at the Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus,
Johannesburg Business School Cottesloe, Johannesburg
• Students will receive a complete class schedule on registration/
Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management
orientation day
PO Box 524 • Note that attendance of classes, and assessments are compulsory
Auckland Park • Approximately eight (8) workshops are scheduled per module Your
2006 lecturer will present an overview of the work which you will be required
South Africa to cover on your own and assist in any problems you may experience
4 5IMPORTANT: The module End User Computing is a practical course. ASSESSMENTS
It is essential that students have access to a computer and Microsoft
• The modules requires one assignment, two tests and one
Office 2013 packages.
examination
• The examination will be written in October 2018
DURATION OF PROGRAMME
• Students must pass all the modules to qualify to apply for the
• 8 (EIGHT) Months Advanced Diploma in Logistics
• All students in the bridging course are subjected to the application
ADMISSION rules for applying to formal degrees
• As space in the Advanced Diplomas is limited, only students who
• Prospective students should have a relevant NQF 6 Diploma
obtain a minimum average of 65% in each of the modules, may be
• Only online applications will be considered and will go through a
considered for further studies at UJ.
selection process
• Selections are based on the performance in the relevant NQF 6 THE YEAR MARK CALULATION
diploma
(Example)
• Applications will open 20 November 2017 until 31 January 2018.
Assignment 30%
• Limited space is available
Test 1 35%
LEARNING PATH Test 2 35%
You are eligible to apply for the Advanced Diploma in Logistics Year mark 100% In order to qualify for the examination a minimum
Management after completion of the Bridging Programme Advanced of a 40% is required.
Diploma (Logistics) with an minimum final average of 65% in each of CALCULATION OF EXAMINATION MARK
the modules. All applicants will be subject to a selection process and Examination 100%
space availability.
CALCULATION OF FINAL MARK
FINANCE Year mark 50%
Refer to the Finance Leaflet for more information regarding the fees, Examination 50%
payment options and payment methods, etc. Final Mark 100% A pass mark of 50% in each module, is required.
6 7CURRICULUM Purchasing
• Purchasing and Supply Chain Management
Registered students will be supplied with detailed learning guides.
• Purchasing Decisions and Business Strategy
Textbooks can be obtained from all major suppliers.
• The Legal Aspects of Purchasing
Students that graduated in a relevant Diploma will register for the • Material Management
following modules: • Assignment preparation
Bridging Programme for Advanced Diploma (Logistics) (S1BALQ) • Quality, Specification and Technology
Logistics LOGBRY1 • Quality and Inventory
Purchasing PURBRY1 • Purchasing Procedures, E-Procurement and System Contracting
Applied Accounting Skills (Logistics) AALBRY1 • Supplier Selection
End user Computing EUCBRY1 End User Computing
• Introduction to MS Office 2013
MODULE DESCRIPTION • Creating a document
Logistics • Formatting a long document
• Supply chain structure and design • Enhancing a document
• Logistics planning and strategy • Creating a presentation
• Supply chain product characteristics • Enhancing a presentation
• Supply chain customer service • Microsoft Excel 2013
• Transport fundamentals • Creating a workbook
• The order cycle • Working with formulas and functions
• Information systems • Creating an advanced workbook
• Transport operational control • Inserting and formatting Charts
• Forecasting demand Applied Accounting Skills (Logistics)
• Inventory control • Introduction to Accounting
• Purchasing and Supply Scheduling • Accounting Equation
• Warehousing function and Storage facility Location • Accounting Cycle
8 9• Journals and Accounting Records APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION PROCESS
• Current Assets
APPLICATION DATE 20 November until 31 January
• Non-Current Assets
REGISTRATION DATE 26 February until 2 March
• Financial Statements
• Working capital management
Step 1: How to apply?
• Cash budgets
Complete the online application form by using your student number
• Value added tax (VAT)
https://ulink.uj.ac.za/index.html
Step 2: Check your status on a regular basis from 20 February and
view the correspondence attached on:
https://student.uj.ac.za/status.aspx the following status codes apply:
STATUS CODE MEANING OF STATUS CODE
Documents outstanding
RD (Refer to Department)
(Certified copies of your ID & GR 12 Certificate)
Discretion of Department of Transport and Supply
C (Cancelled)
Chain Management
L (Space constrained) Programme reached capacity intake
EN (Declined) Did not meet the admittance requirement
EA (Admitted) Student can continue to register after finance clearance
EV (Conditionally Admitted) Awaits final results
Step 3: How to register?
Students may register via the student portal. Please update your contact
details. Proof of payment (minimum deposit) is required. Refer to
Finance leaflet.
For further information or pay online. https://ulink.uj.ac.za/index.html
Please note that you will not be able to register if you did not received
an acceptance status.
10 11International Students
For application process please follow Step 1.
For registration process please follow Step 3.
For payment information, please refer to the Finance leaflet.
International Office Details
International students need to contact the University of Johannesburg
International Office for all queries and additional information.
Phone (+27) 11 559 1027/4517 or email tshepangm@uj.ac.za.
PLEASE NOTE: THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
AMEND ENROLMENT REQUIREMENTS, TIMETABLE AND
PROGRAMME CONTENTS AS AND WHEN THE NEED ARISES,
WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE
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