Course Description

This course will cover all aspects of international trade, including:

Fundamental concepts:

• What is international trade?
• Types of international trade.
• Advantages and disadvantages of international trade.

Importing:

• How to identify products suitable for import.
• Finding reliable suppliers.
• Import procedures.
• Costs associated with importing.

Exporting:

• How to identify products suitable for export.
• Finding customers abroad.
• Export procedures.
• Costs associated with exporting.

Financing:

• Sources of financing for international trade.
• How to manage financial risks.

Logistics:

• Shipping goods.
• Insuring goods.
• Customs clearance.

Law:

• Regulations and laws governing international trade.
• International trade contracts.
• Intellectual property.

Marketing:

• How to market your products in international markets.
• Building relationships with international customers.

Case studies:

• Studying successful examples of international trade.
• Analyzing the challenges faced by these companies and how they overcame them.

Certification

Upon successful completion of this course and passing the final exam, you will receive a certificate of completion from GLOBEL GROUP to showcase your newfound skills.

Who This Course is for

1. Business Owners: Entrepreneurs who want to expand their businesses internationally and learn about the intricacies of global trade.
2. Importers and Exporters: Individuals working in import/export companies or those responsible for managing trade operations within their organizations.
3. Supply Chain and Logistics Managers: Professionals involved in managing the movement of goods across borders, including transportation, warehousing, and distribution.
4. International Sales and Marketing Professionals: Those responsible for promoting products or services in international markets and seeking to enhance their understanding of global trade dynamics.
5. Government Officials and Policy Makers: Individuals working in government agencies responsible for trade regulations, policies, and international agreements.
6. Students and Aspiring Professionals: Students studying international business, trade, or related fields, as well as individuals aspiring to pursue careers in international trade.