The Olympiad is aimed at students of secondary and post-secondary schools studying for the professions of logistics technician and freight forwarding technician. The event is being organized for the third time. The first edition of the Olympiad saw 1,835 students participate, while the second had 3,644. This year, there are nearly two thousand more participants. The first stage of the Olympiad consisted of a multiple-choice test containing forty questions testing knowledge in areas including: logistics terminology, skills in managing orders, purchases, deliveries, and warehouses, as well as logistics techniques and technologies. The questions were developed by a Scientific Committee composed of a group of distinguished academic lecturers. The best students will advance to the regional stage (December 10, 2010), where they will face another, more difficult test. The final of the Olympiad will take place at the headquarters of the Poznań School of Logistics (March 18, 2011) in Poznań. Participants will then solve open-ended tasks covering all the material that students of a profiled upper-secondary school should master during four years of study. Laureates and finalists of the Olympiad can expect not only exemptions from the written part of the vocational qualification exam but also free studies at the WSL and many material prizes. The best school will also be distinguished.