Skills Award Certificate in Corridor Safety for Trade & Transport

Institute / Courses / CERT-10

Course overview

A 3-month programme on road corridor safety management for major trade routes in Zambia and the SADC region. Covers corridor risk assessment, hazardous goods, community engagement, corridor data systems, and action planning.

What the course covers

• Analyse safety risks on strategic corridors
• Balance trade efficiency with crash prevention and community protection
• Coordinate road agencies, police, operators and local authorities
• Develop corridor-level safety actions and KPIs

Topics you will study

• Corridor Safety: Context and SADC Framework
• Corridor Risk Assessment Methodology
• Hazardous Goods and Emergency Response
• Community Engagement along Corridors
• Corridor Data Systems and Monitoring
• Corridor Safety Action Planning

Practical learning

Prepare a corridor safety action plan covering route risks, hazardous goods, community engagement and performance monitoring.

Who should enquire?

Corridor safety officers, transport ministry staff, logistics company managers, border officials. ZTSI will confirm entry criteria and suitability for your role.

Duration and study periods

3 months. The next cohort starts in January 2027, with a planned January–March 2027 study period. This is a three-month programme within the first half of the academic year.

Learning combines taught sessions, case work and practical tasks. ZTSI will confirm teaching days, assessment dates, breaks and any field or placement arrangements before enrolment.

Entry and prior experience

Proposed entry requirement: Grade 12 Certificate or O Levels; recognition of prior learning may apply for working professionals.

Ask ZTSI to confirm the admission criteria and how prior experience may be considered.

Course fee

ZMW 10,500 standard fee per participant.

Ask ZTSI for an approved invoice, fee coverage and the payment schedule before booking. Institutional or group training is quoted separately.