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Course for Managers and Directors 17 - 21 June 2019 |
Course for Codifiers and Logisticians 24 June - 5 July 2019 |
The course is destined for managers and directors of Logistics organizations concerned with materiel data, administrators of codification bureaus and Logistics experts involved in codification data exchanges either nationally or internationally.
Partnership Cooperation Menu 2019 ref: IS/DI.1281.4
Maximum numbers of students: 16
Duration: 17 - 21 June 2019
Language: English
Prerequisite: Study e-learning Course 1-6
Government: 350 €
Non-Government: 1050 €
By registering for this course, students agree to abide by NCB College Policy
Course Agenda
This course demystifies codification procedures and teaches how to apply them in realization of codification tasks. The theory of codification concepts is being explained and illustrated with practical cases of codification. This course provides comprehensive extension to the NCS course for Managers and Logisticians.
Partnership Cooperation Menu 2019 ref: IS/DI.1281.4
Maximum numbers of students: 16
Duration: 24 June - 5 July 2019
Language: English
Prerequisite: Study e-learning Course 1-7
Government: 700 €
Non-Government: 2100 €
By registering for this course, students agree to abide by NCB College Policy
Course Agenda
Codification touches virtually every area of the supply chain and courses will deal with fundamental issues such as identifying material correctly. Being able to communicate a common language of logistics
is really the bedrock of working together either within Armed Forces or in the multinational operations.
The purpose of the National Codification Bureau (NCB) NCB College is to provide a comprehensive education about NATO codification and how it fits into the overall logistics process. It is comprised of two units, the Course for Managers and Directors, and the Course for Codifiers and Logisticians. It also provides an opportunity to visit a Military Warehouse or Depot to fully understand the importance of the NATO Stock Numbers and how it is used throughout the Logistics Lifecycle.
NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) is a customer-funded agency, operating on a no profit - no loss
basis. NSPA brings together in a single organization NATO's logistics and procurement support activities, providing integrated multinational support solutions for its stakeholders. In 2015, the NATO North Atlantic Council (NAC) approved changes to the Charter, marking the expansion of the Agency's capability scope and the inclusion of major, multi-national weapons system acquisition in our broad capability set.
Over the years, the Agency has expanded greatly its capability portfolio, creating competency in 5 main capability areas; Support to Operations and Exercises, Systems Procurement and Life-Cycle Management, Fuel Management, Strategic Transport and Storage, and Logistics Services and Project Management.
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At this time, we recommend to arrange hotel booking individually in the city of Luxembourg.
Detailed information on accommodation will be provided in due course.
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