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The
Chartered Institute of Transport
(Malaysian National Council has
advised students wishing to pursue
the Institute Logistic and
Transport courses in Malaysia that
they must have the pre-requisite
to be accepted as student member
of the CIT (Malaysian National
Council).
The
Institute, which is the only
governing body with territorial
rights for the conduct of all CIT
and ILT programmes conducted or to
be conducted in Malaysia, warned
those pursuing any such programme
without having the pre-requisite
as condition of participation they
would not be recognised by the
Institute or ILT.
Stating
that pending the finalisation of
the legislative process of the
merger between the Chartered
Institute of Transport UK National
Council and the Institute of
Logistics in June 1999, CIT
(Malaysian National Council) noted
that the Chartered Institute of
Transport International remained
its parent body.
The
Institute, in press statement in
an attempt to avoid ambiguity and
misinformation with regards to the
status of ILT or CIT, said any
collection of any form of dues or
membership fee purported to be ILT
or CIT by any other party will
therefore be considered illegal.
CIT
(Malaysian National Section)
currently conducts three approved
programme of the CUT
International, namely the
Chartered Institute of Transport
Programme, the Bachelor of
Business Administration
(Transport) programme at UiTM and
the Advnaced Diploma in Logistics
programme.
The
Institute’s Hon Secretary S
Navaratnam urged those in doubt or
have been approached for
membership to enquire the status
directly with the Institute, which
maintains its office in Subang
Jaya (Tel: 03-5633490)
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