A diploma from a two-year post-secondary to a five-year university degree in the field of transport, logistics, or management, such as a University Diploma in Logistics and Transport Management or a Master's in Logistics, is highly recommended. Knowledge of international regulations and foreign languages can be an advantage.
With experience, an operations agent can progress to positions such as operations manager, logistics director, or logistics consultant. Continuing education and specialization in specific areas of logistics can facilitate this progression.
Working as a temporary operations agent allows for gaining valuable experience in different business sectors and developing great adaptability. This flexibility is ideal for those looking to enhance their resume and broaden their skills. For companies, temporary work provides the opportunity to efficiently meet specific and occasional needs in logistic skills, while assessing talent for potential permanent hires.