This news article was originally written in Spanish. It has been automatically translated for your convenience. Reasonable efforts have been made to provide an accurate translation, however, no automated translation is perfect nor is it intended to replace a human translator. The original article in Spanish can be viewed at El CEL y el Instituto Vasco de Logística impulsarán la formación logística en Euskadi

The CEL and the Basque Logistics Institute will drive the logistics training in the Basque country

15/09/2010

September 15, 2010

The Centre Spanish of logistics and the Basque Logistics Institute (VILI) signed on September 13, in Madrid, an agreement for the promotion and development of the logistics training approved in Europe, through the development of training plans and joint actions within the territory of the Basque country.

Through this agreement, whose duration will be extended until the end of 2011, the CEL will support with documentation and homologará courses which he taught and will offer, as part of its training offer in logistics, the VILI to obtain the European certificate in logistics or ECBL (degree of the European Logistics Association CEL offers exclusively for Spain).

Through this agreement, the CEL will provide, within its formative offer in logistics, the VILI to obtain the European certificate in logistics.

José Estrada, director general of the Spanish Centre of logistics, has valued this new arrangement of the cell as a new action of the entity to enhance the training logistics, closer to professionals across the country and bet strongly on the quality of the training actions, through the delivery of specialized courses that have approval and prestige International, as it is the case of the ECBL.

The ECBL or European certificate in logistics is a recognized qualification by the ELA (European Logistics Association), whose objective is to create a European standard of training that unite all existing logistics knowledge, at the continental level, and that in recent years it has become a reference point for the formation of the sector in Europe.