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Routes to Chartered Membership
As the UK territorial body of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) International, The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK - CILT(UK) - is responsible for admitting appropriately qualified applicants to the grades of Chartered Member and Chartered Fellow of the Institute.
The purpose of this online guide is to enable you to ascertain whether you may qualify for Chartered Membership or Fellowship.
Some Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Chartered Membership of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK?
- Why should I work towards Chartered Membership?
- Who is eligible to become a Chartered Membership?
- I'm in the Armed Forces - is there a route to Chartered membership for me?
- Accredited Exempting Degrees
Chartered Membership is awarded if you can satisfy the criterion that covers two distinct areas: educational attainment and level of managerial responsibility. The criteria in both of these areas must be met in order to gain Chartered Membership. In broad terms these criteria require the successful applicant to have a degree or an N/SVQ at level 5 and a total of five years' management experience, of which at least two must be at a senior level.
If you fit this outline, take a few minutes to follow through the steps by clicking here.
Click here for 'A Guide to Chartered Membership 2004' PDF file
Note: Three other ways to Chartered Membership are through Accredited Schemes. They are in-company and other development schemes that achieve the required results. MoD and Military Services personnel come within this group. Click here for more information.
