My Projects

Explore my professional work in the logistics world.

Curriculum Development

Clemence Jacob has extensive experience in designing and implementing academic and vocational curricula in logistics, transport, and supply chain management. He played a key role in the development of the Transport and Logistics Curriculum for the University of Tourism, Technology and Business Studies (UTB) in Rwanda, ensuring its alignment with Higher Education Council (HEC) standards until full approval

Clemence guided the review and academic evaluation of the University of Rwanda's logistics curriculum under the oversight of the Higher Education Council (HEC). This process involved ensuring that the curriculum content was aligned with international professional standards, while meeting national academic quality benchmarks set by HEC

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Pioneering CILT Education in Rwanda

In 2024, Clemence Jacob spearheaded the establishment of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) School in Rwanda, becoming the key figure responsible for all educational activities. As the Director of Education, he led the rollout of CILT-accredited training programs, serving as the main focal point with CILT International for exam setting, curriculum delivery, and academic quality assurance.

Starting with a small cohort of pioneering students, the program gained significant traction in 2025, attracting corporate sponsorships and enrolling employees from logistics firms and public institutions. Clemence has also been instrumental in the development of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs, and he is currently leading the design of a specialized logistics and transport course for the Rwanda Air Force, aligning professional training with both CILT standards and national capacity-building goals.

Industrial Attachments and Practical Exposure

Clemence Jacob emphasizes the importance of practical learning in logistics education and has actively engaged in industrial attachments and field-based training to bridge theory and practice. In 2023, he undertook a professional attachment with Africa Global Logistics (AGL) Rwanda, where he conducted a detailed assessment of warehousing operations, transport flow networks, and regional distribution linkage

Clemence also encourages and supervises students during their industrial attachments, ensuring their placement in relevant logistics organizations where they gain hands-on experience in warehouse management, fleet operations, procurement processes, and customer service systems. His strong network across Rwanda and Zimbabwe enables him to facilitate impactful attachments that support real-world learning and job readiness.

  1. Panel Discussion – University of Rwanda (UR), 4–5 December 2024
    Served as a panelist during a discussion on the theme: “Careers in Logistics through Industry–Academic Collaboration”, under the broader framework of Logistics Education in Emerging and Developing Countries (LEED). The event focused on strengthening academic–industry linkages to enhance logistics education and career pathways in developing economies.

  2. International Conference – University of Kigali (UK), February 2025
    Participated in the International Conference on Green and Sustainable Development, where I delivered presentations on two thematic areas:

    • Supply Chain Management and Sustainable Development

    • Logistics Infrastructure Development in Africa: Human Capital and Skills in Supply Chain
      The conference offered a platform for thought leadership on integrating sustainability and skills development into African logistics systems.

  3. Paper Presentation – CILT Africa Forum, Kigali, Rwanda, April 2025
    Presented a research paper at the prestigious CILT Africa Forum under the conference theme:
    “Sustainable Logistics and Green Transport Solutions for Africa”.
    My paper, titled “A Review of Sustainable Logistics and Green Transport Solutions in Rwanda,” explored national strategies, innovations, and policy interventions that support environmentally responsible logistics practices in Rwanda, contributing to continental discourse on green transport transformation.

Panel Discussions, Logistics & Supply Chain Career Engagements,  and Paper Presentations,

Work Experience

Expert Trainer – RP Kigali College

Oct 2022 – Present | Kigali, Rwanda

  • Responsible for delivering professional training in transport and logistics for public and private sector professionals.

  • Contributed to national capacity-building efforts by supervising industrial attachments and coaching students on applied logistics.

  • Attached to Africa Global Logistics (AGL) in 2023, where he reviewed warehouse systems and assessed cold chain integration strategies.

Director of Education – Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT Rwanda)

2024 – Present | Kigali, Rwanda

  • Spearheaded the launch of the CILT School in Rwanda, overseeing all academic programs and curriculum delivery.

  • Main focal point with CILT International for curriculum alignment, exam setting, moderation, and certification.

  • Facilitated growth in enrollment through institutional partnerships and industry-based training programs.

  • Leading the development of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses, including a specialized program for the Rwanda Air Force.

Curriculum Developer – University of Tourism, Technology and Business Studies (UTB), Rwanda

Jan 2023

  • Designed a complete Transport and Logistics curriculum aligned with Higher Education Council (HEC) requirements.

  • Successfully led the program through to full approval, integrating global best practices and local industry needs.

General Manager – Mayoza Investment (Zimbabwe)

Sept 2019 – Jan 2023

  • Managed end-to-end procurement, warehousing, and distribution operations.

  • Implemented lean logistics practices to reduce delays and improve inventory efficiency.

Consultant – Central Hub of Africa Logistics, Checent Logistics, (Zimbabwe)

2016 – 2022 (Part-Time)

  • Advised logistics SMEs on warehouse redesign, route optimization, and last-mile delivery improvement.

  • Supported logistics transformation initiatives through integration of digital platforms.

Lecturer (Part-Time)
  • NRZ Training School (Zimbabwe): June 2017 – Oct 2019

  • KMI Logistics (Zimbabwe): Oct 2019 – Sept 2022

  • Delivered modules in procurement, warehousing, and transport operations to industry professionals and trainees.

Senior Officer – Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS)

2001 – 2023 Jan | Zimbabwe
Held multiple progressive roles:

  • Strategic Planning Officer – Led the 2018 strategic logistics reform for Matabeleland Province.

  • Procurement Officer – Managed institutional purchasing functions in compliance with public procurement guidelines.

  • Training Officer – Designed and facilitated logistics training programs for officers.

  • Marketing Officer – Oversaw institutional branding and procurement logistics coordination.

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