Like many, the Logistics industry has a skills shortage and is looking for ambitious young people to join the sector.
Since the UK left the EU there is a shortage of talent with knowledge of customs procedures. The International Freight Forwarding Specialist apprenticeship is the only standard within transport and logistics that has customs as a mandatory training module.
One of the big attractions of choosing a career in Freight Forwarding is the different pathways that your career could take you. Here you can read a range of case studies from established BIFA Members supporting this. You can also see top tips from existing apprentices as to why you should consider it.
One of the big attractions of choosing a career in Freight Forwarding is the different pathways that your career could take you.
Industry Insights From BIFA Member Apprentices
“Freight forwarding is more than just moving freight from A to B. The industry can be very challenging and yet extremely rewarding. You need to think on your feet, solve problems and come up with the best solutions tailored to your customer’s needs..”
Thomas Frost
“There is an endless number of opportunities in logistics all around the world, and so many different departments. Your knowledge will continue to grow throughout your whole career. You really do learn something new every day!”
Lexi Laybourn
