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International Trade and Maritime Shipping Certificate Course

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Course Duration:
Two weeks Part Time or Four days Full Time
Part time studies - where you study part time in the evenings and on weekends using our online training program.
Full time studies - when you take time off work to study full time using our online training program.
Recommended study time set aside – for Part Time Studies we would recommend that you would need to set aside 3 to 4 hours a week and for Full Time Studies 12 to 16 hours a week. The time will vary depending on the students original knowledge of the course material.
Delivery Method:
Online
Course Fee:
USD80
Course Overview:
The International Trade and Maritime Shipping Certificate provides a comprehensive introduction to the key principles of global trade and the maritime shipping industry. This course explores the historical development of commercial shipping, the role of freight transport in international trade, major global trade routes, and the impact of world trade policies on the industry. Additionally, it examines contemporary challenges, environmental considerations, and industry regulations shaping the future of maritime shipping.
Who Should Attend:
This course is ideal for:
• Professionals in the shipping, logistics, and freight forwarding industries.
• Individuals working in international trade, supply chain management, or customs operations.
• Entrepreneurs and business owners involved in global commerce.
• Students and graduates seeking a foundational understanding of maritime trade and shipping.
• Government and regulatory officials responsible for trade and transport policies.
The Aim of This Course:
The primary aim of this course is to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the relationship between international trade and maritime shipping. By exploring historical, economic, and regulatory perspectives, learners will develop the knowledge required to navigate the complexities of global trade and its reliance on the shipping industry.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain the historical evolution of commercial shipping and its impact on global trade.
• Understand the role of freight shipping in international trade and supply chains.
• Identify key global trade and shipping routes and their economic significance.
• Analyse world trade policies and their influence on maritime transport.
• Discuss contemporary issues affecting the shipping industry, including sustainability and regulatory challenges.
• Evaluate the environmental impact of maritime shipping and industry efforts towards sustainability.

International Trade and Maritime Shipping Certificate Course
Index
Part One
1. The History of Commercial Shipping
2. International Trade and The Maritime Shipping Industry

Part Two
3. Trade Routes and Shipping Routes
4. World Trade Policies in Maritime Shipping
5. Industry Issues in the Maritime Sector
6. The Environmental Impact of Shipping

Part Three
Past exam Papers