International Logistics

Learn Critical Steps for Exporting Properly

Our expert instructor provides practical Do’s and Don’ts of Exporting that will deepen your understanding of the process. With our comprehensive text as your day-to-day resource, you’ll be equipped to handle every aspect of exporting with ease. We update our Exporting course annually to ensure it reflects current practices and regulations, so you can be confident that you’re staying ahead of the curve.

Don’t let incorrect documentation or incomplete reports to the U.S. government cost you or your customers – enroll in our Exporting Training course today.

Discussing: Quote, Contract, Incoterms, Tariff Classification, Export Controls, Forwarders, Reporting Export, Export Documentation

Full Day

Two 15 min breaks and 1-hour lunch

$595-$645
Price is per person

Webinars: 8:30am-4pm CT $595

Seminars: 8:30am-4pm Local Time $645

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Course Features

Small Class

This means there is more time for you to grow and get the knowledge and answers you need to succeed. We highly encourage participation and questions throughout the class.

Book Included

With this course, you will receive a free reference book. This will benefit you far past the course.

Certification

With this interactive course, you will receive a certificate of completion and a digital badge.

Credits

You may earn education credits for completing this course. See details

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International Logistics Course Agenda
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Seminar 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Central Time) – Webinar Reference book Managing Forwarders Brokers and Carriers

I. INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS PARTNERS

Freight Forwarders
Customs Brokers
Evaluating Freight Forwarders and Customs Brokers
Transportation Costs and Pre-Shipment Inspections

II. SECURING YOUR INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN

Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT)
Free and Secure Trade (FAST)
Container Security Initiative (CSI)
Business Alliance for Secure Commerce
Regulations for Importers and Exporters
Advanced Cargo Information
Packaging and Cargo Loading

III. OCEAN BILLS OF LADING AND COMMON CARRIER’S OBLIGATIONS TOWARD THE SHIPPER

Law Concerning Bills of Lading
Common Carriers’ Responsibilities and Rights
Rules for Different Modes of Transportation

IV. OCEAN TRANSPORTATION

Vessel-Operating Common Carriers (VOCCs)
Non-Conference Carriers
Non-Vessel-Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs)
Ocean Freights Rates
Containerization
Working with VOCCs and NVOCCs

V. AIR WAYBILLS OF LADING

Airline, House, and Master Air Waybills
Air Waybill Terms and Conditions
Integrator Waybills

VI. AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION

Combination Carriers
Charter Airlines
All-Cargo Carriers
Integrators or Express Carries
Forwarders and Consolidators
Road Feeder Service
Cargo Networks and Airlines
Quoting Rates

VII. INSURANCE & INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN DOCUMENTATION

What is International Logistics?

Learn the steps you need to follow to move your products affordably, securely and within budget.

In our international logistics training course, you will learn to control your international shipments by coordinating them with your carrier or service provider in accordance with relevant regulations, rules, and procedures.

Each attendee will receive an annually updated reference book containing examples, regulations, forms, and documents.

More about what you will learn:

A comprehensive review of Forwarders’ and Customs Brokers’ roles
Importance of security in the supply chain
Methods of selecting and negotiating rates and service with carriers
The rules of the road: Standard Ocean and Air Terms and Conditions for Carriage
Whether the carrier’s insurance protects your company’s assets
How to mitigate risk by choosing the proper cargo insurance

Course Will Benefit Importers & Exporters

Previous attendees work in the following areas: Purchasing, Sales/Marketing, Logistics, Traffic, Global Supply Chain, Customer Service, Credit Managers, Controllers, Legal, or anyone with responsibility for engaging the services of a carrier, forwarder, or customs broker.

Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders with responsibilities to importers and exporters for timely delivery of shipments as well as help you exceed customer expectations.

Our international shipping class is excellent for beginners while those with experience will learn important details that can reduce costs in the supply chain and exposure to risk. It will also act as a refresher for those with experience.