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RTERED Institute of Transport director of education and ing Arthur Beckenham announced details of the new CIT dnation structure in Edinburgh this week.
e new arrangements take effect on October 1 next year and the Masefield report on CIT education in the future.
ro threshold entry grades, ent and associate, are ; created. Students aged 30 will have university ince or equivalent mic qualifications.
3ociates will have at least year's experience in port or physical distribuand will possess a ;ional certificate of some -ts I and II of the new fying examination will to associate membership CIT, while the third part ead to full membership T).
31jects covered by Part I ransport Economics and rom Law of Business and 'age, Management anting and Finance, and titative Method. Part II covers Management and Control of Transport, Manpower and Industrial Relations in Transport and Transport Management Practice I (one of airports, air transport, intermodal and through freight transport, maritime transport, rail transport, road freight transport, road passenger transport, seaports, and urban transport).
Part III will comprise Transport Policy and Planning, Transport Management Practice II (one further paper from the group in Part II), Transport and Society, or Physical Distribution Management, or Transport Technology.