Logistic Sector Inevitably English

Inevitable of the Logistics Sector English: 11 organized by Istanbul University Logistics Club. Logistics Summit, brought together the reputable and well-equipped names of the industry. At the summit where current topics in logistics are evaluated through visionary perspectives and career days are organized; DHL Global Forwarding, the world leader in air and sea freight, met with product managers and HR Manager students.
DHL Global Forwarding Human Resources Manager İlknur Beyazıt, who has attended the Istanbul University Logistics Summit 'Career Days, told the students who want to give direction to their career and answer the questions about the sector, what they should pay attention in recruitment processes, cv preparation and interview techniques. Beyazıt says that it is absolutely necessary for students to be newly graduated to be well aware of the fact that English is a global language; otherwise, they could move up to a point in the logistics sector. In the logistics sector, where the importance of educated work force has become more prominent, Beyazıt stated that new graduates should not be worried about their previous work experience and added that today's modern logistics concept is developing rapidly in companies with the increase in the quality of education towards logistics.
Beyazit also announced that 50 trainees were taken as DHL Global Forwarding throughout the year, and said that the internship is very important for seeing the subjects learned in the lessons in practice and adapting to the working life. He said that the internships are very effective in directing their future careers.
'The English Charter for Young People Opening to the World'
Customer portfolio in line with developments in Turkey's foreign trade increasing with each passing day, DHL Global Forwarding, particularly maintains its leadership with success in maritime transport. DHL Global Forwarding Deniz Cargo Manager Aysun Babacan stated that they want to be the most preferred employer while sharing their 2015 business strategies with the students at the Career Days panel and stated that they wish new graduates to continue their journey with them. Babacan said, 'Students who want to pursue a career in the maritime transport sector must make a difference when they graduate. We hold these meetings for you, students. Regardless of the efforts of your lecturers, you should train yourself. Foreign languages ​​are among our sine qua non. Since you will be young people opening up to the world, give more importance to your foreign language and improve yourself in this sense. " said.