u/El-Jish

Hi,

I have a degree in Industrial Engineering and have been working as a Supply Chain Coordinator for 1.5 years.

My company wants me to take a Supply Chain certification (they’re paying for it), and the one suggested is ECLog – European Certified Logistician from the European Logistics Association.

I’ve tried finding reviews or opinions about it on reddit and google but haven’t found any information.

I usually hear that APICS is the gold standard in Supply Chain certifications, does anyone know how ECLog compares to APICS?

Any experience or thoughts on ECLog?

Thanks!

Hi,

I have a degree in Industrial Engineering and have been working as a Supply Chain Coordinator for 1.5 years.

My company wants me to take a Supply Chain certification (they’re paying for it), and the one suggested is ECLog – European Certified Logistician from the European Logistics Association.

I’ve tried finding reviews or opinions about it on reddit and google but haven’t found any information.

I usually hear that APICS is the gold standard in Supply Chain certifications, does anyone know how ECLog compares to APICS?

Any experience or thoughts on ECLog?

Thanks!

Hi,

I have a degree in Industrial Engineering and have been working as a Supply Chain Coordinator for 1.5 years.

My company wants me to take a Supply Chain certification (they’re paying for it), and the one suggested is ECLog – European Certified Logistician from the European Logistics Association.

I’ve tried finding reviews or opinions about it on reddit and google but haven’t found any information.

I usually hear that APICS is the gold standard in Supply Chain certifications, does anyone know how ECLog compares to APICS?

Any experience or thoughts on ECLog?

Thanks!