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International trade and transport e-learning
- E-learning
- 3.00 Uur
- Price pending
What will one know after completing this course?
- In-depth insight into the historical, economic, and legal aspects of international trade and their impact on prosperity and society.
- An overview of international freight transport, focusing on maritime transport, supply chain stakeholders, and relevant legislation.
- Understanding of the principles and regulations surrounding trade and transport law, including the role of international organizations.
Description
Master the basics of international trade and transport via e-learning. Discover online how economics, law and logistics drive each other. Are you looking to develop your professional skills in the port sector? A thorough understanding of the basic principles of international trade and transport is essential. With the e-learning International Trade and Transport, you will build a solid foundation in international transport and complex trade flows.
Enroll if:
- You often encounter terms or processes in international trade that are not entirely clear.
- You want to gain a better understanding of how transport and trade work across borders.
- You are looking for a flexible way to acquire essential knowledge without classroom commitments.
Who is this course intended for?
- Starters and career changers: For anyone looking to start a career in the port and logistics sector who does not yet have the relevant knowledge or experience.
- Professionals from other sectors: For those who wish to strengthen their sector-specific expertise with an overview of the global trade chain.
Recognised by
SME subsidy available:– Number of hours: 3
– Registration number: BSC-0010359
LOGOS funding can be requested up to 3 months after starting your program. However, payment is only made upon successful completion of the full course (minimum required score: 60%).
What does the program for this course look like?
Historical context and economic drivers of international trade- Trade principles through the ages (from protectionism to free trade)
- Impact of expanding trade on the prosperity of countries and their populations
- Complex macro- and micro-financial and legal aspects
- Origins and functioning of international organizations regulating trade
- Contemporary economic and political challenges and opportunities
- International transportation of goods, with a focus on maritime transport and related transport modes
- Development of maritime goods transport to the current state, with insights into diverse goods flows, the global fleet, and ship types
- Transport agreements
- Principles of transport law
- Overview of various parties in the supply chain involved in transporting goods from origin to final destination (including loading and unloading operations in ports, storage, and further transport over inland waterways and land)
- Current legislation and regulation of international transport activities, with insights into organizations involved in the professional structuring of the transport sector
Certificate
You will receive the Portilog certificate if you achieve a score of at least 60%.Would you like a tailored training?
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Viktoriia Ivanochko
Project coordinator
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