Dubai Trade partners with global supply chain academy to launch e-courses for supply chain professionals

Simulation Modules Based On Cognitive Load Principles to Be a Game-Changer for Over 180,000 Companies That Use Dubai Trade
As E-learning platforms gain more popularity in the UAE, Dubai Trade, in association with Supply Chain Academy, has primed the deployment of its new E-Learning Platform, a next–generation initiative that is powered with simulation modules for every course.
On completion, the modules will present the aspirant with international accreditation and certification by the most reputed, Supply Chain Academy. With accredited training content by the International Federation of Purchasing and Supply Management (IFPSM).
The E-Learning Platform will benefit more than 180,000 companies registered on Dubai Trade Portal.
The new online learning platform offers an advanced visual and instructional design based on the principles of the Cognitive Load Theory (CLT), and is open to supply chain professionals seeking to further develop their skills.
Hussain Alblooshi, Chief Operating Officer of Dubai Trade, said: “For Dubai Trade, the new E-Learning Platform for supply chain training is an investment in our future. We believe that the secret to mastering a complex skillset demanded by the industry lies in the adoption of simplicity in teaching techniques. While developing a new online learning platform our focus has been to enhance the learning experience to match traditional classroom training courses. The simulation modules aim to achieve this goal. Coupled with E-learning, the Platform is the right tool for supply chain trainees. We look forward to making learning significantly more impactful and effective for professionals in the industry.”
Thomas Schmitt, Managing Director, Supply Chain Academy, said: “We are excited for the Supply Chain Academy’s partnership with a well-respected and accomplished organisation like Dubai Trade, and the opportunity it creates for industry professionals. Our training solutions benefit supply chain teams around the world. We’re confident that we can expand our support to this region knowing we have a partnership that can continue to grow.”
Dubai Trade aims at building a more interactive, engaging and active training platform for its learners in order to provide an experience equivalent or even better than classroom training courses or seminars. From the comfort of their desks, a professional in the trade and logistic industry can now access a virtual world of knowledge on the E-Learning Platform and develop skills in a sustainable approach.
To explore and access Dubai Trade’s new E-Learning platform, visit: lms.dubaitrade.ae
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