Know where it is. Know where it needs to go.
Learn receiving, inventory control and order fulfilment through practical warehouse assignments and digital workflows.
Every delivery depends on people who can receive, record, store and dispatch goods accurately.
Goods need to arrive in the right quantity, be stored correctly and leave with accurate records. This six-month programme develops the everyday skills behind warehouse, inventory and distribution operations. You work with stock records, purchase orders, deliveries and returns, then bring those processes together in a simulated distribution business.
Learn through stock records, operational cases and digital systems, then demonstrate the complete workflow in a simulated distribution business.
A working toolkit
for your next step.
Develop the operating skills, digital workflows and practical judgement behind warehouse and inventory work.
Select a stage to see how your skills develop through the programme.
Subject teaching, demonstrations, documentation exercises and guided software labs.
Integrated capstone, practical tests, individual software assessment, portfolio review and viva.
Supervised workplace training with a logbook, supervisor feedback and an evaluated work product.
24 active weeks with five two-hour sessions each week: 10 supervised hours per week and 240 hours in total. Independent study and any optional foundation bridge are additional.
Run a simulated distribution business. Follow the goods from receiving to dispatch, investigate differences and present a reconciled operating picture.
Each product needs a clear location and receipt record.
| Reference | Check | Action |
|---|---|---|
| PO / 016 | Quantity and item | Match delivery |
| GRN / 024 | Condition review | Record discrepancy |
| BIN / A03 | Location code | Confirm putaway |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
Illustrative movement for one product; quantities in units.
| Movement | Units |
|---|---|
| Opening stock | 100 |
| Receipts | +40 |
| Dispatches | −30 |
| Approved write-off | −2 |
| Closing stock | 108 |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
The order is complete when the records agree.
| Stage | Evidence | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Pick & pack | Order and packing check | Matched |
| Dispatch | Delivery documentation | Ready |
| Returns | Condition and disposition | Recorded |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
Explore opportunities with distributors, warehouses, retailers, manufacturers, e-commerce businesses and logistics providers. With experience and continued learning, roles such as Inventory Controller or Warehouse Supervisor may become relevant.
Career preparation includes workplace communication, CV development, interview practice and presenting your portfolio. Employment and progression depend on your performance, experience and employer requirements.
Successful learners receive the Diploma in Logistics, Warehouse & Inventory Operations, awarded by Bayspro Eduserve LLP, with a module-wise transcript.
This is Bayspro’s own curriculum. Any additional external qualification, eligibility, assessment and charges will be stated separately before enrolment.
Ask admissions about confirmed course locations, upcoming centres, delivery options and the next batch. Practical sessions and workplace-training arrangements are confirmed for each location.
Diploma6 months · 240 guided hours
Professional learning. Applied practice.
Assessment and standards
Individual practicals, software assessments, an integrated capstone and supervised workplace or project evidence establish your operational capability.
Admission includes a short assessment of English, basic calculations and computer familiarity. Documentation and assessment are in English, with Malayalam support for concept clarification.
Any stream; minimum age 18.
Build practical skills for an operations role.
For those who enjoy organised work and problem-solving.
Strengthen inventory and digital workflow capability.
No. The Bayspro diploma begins with foundations and is open to eligible Plus Two learners. Admission includes a short assessment of English, numeracy and computer familiarity.
The curriculum includes 48 embedded technology hours, of which 36 are individual practice, across spreadsheets, an inventory platform, barcode workflows, data preparation, introductory dashboards and responsible AI. These hours are part of the 240-hour total.
The course teaches inventory and ERP workflows through a configured training environment. Admissions will confirm the platform and student access for your batch before enrolment. Software practice does not include a vendor certification.
Yes. The 240-hour programme includes 30 hours of supervised workplace training during weeks 22–24. If a suitable host is unavailable, an approved employer-briefed project may be provided for the Bayspro award. The arrangement will be disclosed before enrolment. An optional extended internship, if offered, has separate terms and duration.
The programme is planned around 10 supervised hours per week. Classroom delivery is preferred; a hybrid batch may be offered with scheduled physical practicals. Confirm the timetable and required attendance with admissions before enrolling.
Successful learners receive the relevant Diploma awarded by Bayspro Eduserve LLP, together with a module-wise transcript. Any additional external qualification, eligibility conditions, assessment and charges will be stated separately in the admission offer once confirmed.
The programme is Bayspro’s own curriculum. Possible Logistics Sector Skill Council pathways are being considered separately; full qualification mapping, current eligibility, provider authorisation, training and assessment requirements must be confirmed before an external award is offered. Completing 240 hours does not by itself establish LSC or NSQF certification.
The course includes relevant regional examples and career preparation. Overseas employment depends on employer requirements, experience, communication skills and applicable visa conditions. No employment, salary or overseas placement is guaranteed.
Ask admissions for the confirmed intake, timetable and complete fee structure, including applicable taxes, learning resources, software access and any separately offered external assessment.
Interested in the Diploma in Logistics, Warehouse & Inventory Operations? Ask about the next batch, course locations, class timings, fees and entry requirements.