● Understand how planning, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, and logistics depend on one another every day.
● Practice short calculations and exercises using examples from organizations in the UAE and the region.
● Take home a workbook, Excel templates, and a quick-reference glossary of supply chain terms.
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Module | Focus / Topics Covered | Skills / Activities |
Module 1: Introduction to Supply Chain Management | What a supply chain is and what managing one covers; product, information, and financial flows; objectives; external forces such as globalization, technology, regulation, and customers; evolution; major challenges | Map the supply chain of a familiar product and identify its main flows. |
Module 2: Planning Systems and S&OP | Overview of the planning system; strategic and business planning; sales and operations planning; master production scheduling; material requirements planning; production planning and control | Follow a simple plan from the business plan through S&OP and the MPS to material requirements. |
Module 3: Demand Management and Forecasting | What demand management is; basics of forecasting; qualitative methods; moving averages and exponential smoothing; measuring forecast error; forecast bias | Prepare moving-average and exponential smoothing forecasts and compare their errors. |
Module 4: Capacity Management | What capacity is; available and required capacity, utilization, and efficiency; productivity; rough-cut capacity planning; capacity requirements planning; balancing load and capacity | Calculate the rated capacity of a work center and compare it with the planned load. |
Module 5: Operations and Production Management | Role of operations; challenges; operations strategy and planning; production execution; make-to-stock, make-to-order, and assemble-to-order; production metrics | Choose the right production environment for three products and select metrics for each. |
Module 6: Inventory Management | Importance of inventory; types and reasons for holding it; costs and trade-offs; ABC classification; EOQ and safety stock basics; JIT, MRP, DRP, and VMI | Classify an item list with ABC analysis and calculate EOQ and reorder point for key items. |
Module 7: Purchasing | Role of purchasing; the purchase order cycle; supplier selection and evaluation; price and total cost of ownership; negotiation basics; integrating purchasing with the supply chain | Evaluate three supplier quotations on total cost and recommend a supplier. |
Module 8: Warehouse Management | Role of warehouses; physical control of inventory; layout approaches; receiving, put-away, picking, packing, and dispatch; accuracy and controls; cycle counting; barcodes and RFID | Design a cycle-counting plan for a warehouse using ABC classification. |
Module 9: Logistics and Distribution | Physical supply and distribution; channels; distribution activities; transportation modes and trade-offs; global logistics and Incoterms 2020; logistics costs and customer service | Select the best transport mode for three shipments, balancing cost, speed, and reliability. |
Module 10: The Future of Supply Chains | Analytics and big data; automation, AI, and 3-D printing; omni-channel supply chains; resilience; sustainability and circular supply chains; talent and careers | Discuss which trend will most affect your organization over the next five years. |
The program begins by defining what a supply chain is and what managing one involves. You trace product, information, and financial flows, review the objectives of supply chain management, and look at forces including globalization, technology, regulation, and customer expectations. Major challenges round out the opening module.
Planning comes next. You study the planning hierarchy, then follow one simple plan through business planning, S&OP, master production scheduling, material requirements planning, and production control. Each level adds detail, and you see why plans must stay connected across all of them. Short exercises make the structure concrete.
Demand management teaches you to forecast with qualitative methods, moving averages, and exponential smoothing, then measure forecast error and reduce bias. You compare results side by side, which shows how much accuracy each method delivers. This is where our supply chain foundation courses in Abu Dhabi start turning concepts into numbers.
Capacity and operations follow. You calculate rated capacity, compare it with planned load, and learn how rough-cut planning and capacity requirements planning fit together. Production environments, including make-to-stock, make-to-order, and assemble-to-order, then help you match operations to what customers value, with metrics to track the results.
You study why companies hold stock, how inventory costs trade off against each other, and how ABC classification focuses control on the items that matter. EOQ, safety stock basics, and the reorder point give you practical formulas, while JIT, MRP, DRP, and vendor-managed inventory show different ways to manage supply.
Purchasing then adds the buying side. You follow the purchase order cycle, evaluate suppliers, and compare quotations on total cost of ownership instead of price alone. Negotiation basics and integration with the wider chain complete the module.
Warehouse management covers layout approaches, receiving, put-away, picking, packing, dispatch, and inventory accuracy. You design a cycle-counting plan with ABC classification and learn how barcodes and RFID support control. Logistics then widens the lens to transportation modes, distribution channels, Incoterms 2020, logistics costs, and customer service.
The final module looks at analytics, automation, AI, omni-channel supply chains, resilience, and sustainability. Talent and careers close the discussion. Completing this supply chain foundation training in Abu Dhabi leaves you able to discuss which trend will matter most to your own organization over the next five years.
Supply chain management connects every step that brings a product or service to the customer, including planning, buying, storing, producing, and delivering. The Al Manal Training Center pathway starts here, and this supply chain foundation certification in Abu Dhabi gives newcomers a sound grasp of how each function works and where their own role fits. Short calculations, regional examples, and quick exercises keep every module practical.
Pair this program with the short-term courses in Abu Dhabi at Al Manal Training Center and keep adding skills in focused blocks.
No prior supply chain knowledge is required, so the course works as a first step into the field. Basic Excel skills help with the calculation exercises, and each exercise keeps the math simple. Group work applies the lessons to your own organization, which gives mixed teams a shared vocabulary. Quick-reference materials stay with you after class, so new terms are easy to look up. Four groups of professionals benefit most from this starting point.
Start your career with a clear view of how planning, buying, storing, and delivering link together, so your first role makes sense from the first week.Practice real exam scenarios to improve pronunciation, clarity, and confidence in expressing ideas.
Strengthen daily decisions on supplier quotes, stock records, and cycle counts with methods like total cost evaluation, ABC classification, and structured counting plans.Learn structured approaches for essays, reports, and letters with a focus on grammar, vocabulary, and coherence.
Compare transport modes on cost, speed, and reliability, and understand how channels, Incoterms 2020, and logistics costs shape customer service.
Production and planning assistants, plus colleagues from other functions who work with the supply chain, gain a shared language for S&OP, forecasts, capacity, and inventory.
Participants who complete the course and its assessment receive the Certificate of Completion for the Certified Supply Chain Foundation level from Al Manal Training Center. Build on that base with the Certified Supply Chain Specialist Course in Abu Dhabi and strengthen the skills today’s supply chain roles demand.
Specialist level adds MPS, MRP, purchasing tools, and Lean for practitioners ready for deeper planning.
Each level can be taken on its own, yet the levels build on one another.
Holders of the Foundation level meet the recommended prerequisite for the Specialist program.
Reach out to Al Manal Training Center, choose a public, in-house, or customized program, and start building supply chain skills your team can apply immediately.