Requirements

• Course and Career Requirements To ensure your success both in this course and in your future career as a freight dispatcher, please review the following requirements. I. Prerequisites English Proficiency: You must have a strong command of the English language (both spoken and written). The entire job involves clear and professional communication with brokers and drivers in the United States. Age: You must be 18 years of age or older. Educational Background: A high school diploma or its equivalent is recommended. No specific college degree is necessary. Experience: No prior experience in trucking, logistics, or dispatching is required. Our course is designed for complete beginners. II. Technical Requirements (Your Workspace) Computer: A reliable desktop or laptop computer with a modern operating system (Windows 10/11 or macOS). Internet: A stable, high-speed internet connection is crucial for making calls, accessing load boards, and managing communications without interruption. Headset: A good quality, noise-canceling headset with a microphone is essential for making professional calls. Quiet Workspace: As you will be working during US business hours (which is typically night time in India), you will need a quiet, dedicated space to work without disturbances. III. Key Skills & Personal Attributes (What it Takes to Succeed) Excellent Communication Skills: The ability to speak clearly, listen actively, and write professional emails is the most important skill for a dispatcher. Strong Organizational Skills: You will be managing multiple trucks, loads, and schedules simultaneously. You must be organized and detail-oriented. Problem-Solving Mindset: Dispatching is about solving problems. When a truck is delayed or a load is cancelled, you need to think on your feet and find a solution calmly and efficiently. Self-Discipline & Motivation: As a remote worker or business owner, you must be self-motivated to manage your time effectively and stay focused without direct supervision. Patience and Resilience: The logistics industry can be stressful. The ability to remain patient and professional under pressure is a key to long-term success. Basic Computer Literacy: You should be comfortable using web browsers, sending emails, and using basic office software.