8 International Trade Certificate Programs

The Certificate in Trade and Transport Regulation provides a theoretical and practical analysis of the various sources and principles of law that govern international trade and transport. Whether you’re a shipping industry professional with an interest in the trade of goods by sea, work in the wider logistics sector and need to understand more about the regulatory issues involved in the movement of goods, or a supplier or buyer of goods, this course will provide that underpinning knowledge needed.

Understand the difference between profit or loss; conciliation or litigation; success or failure in trade deals and chartering enterprises. The 12-week distance learning Certificate in Laytime & Demurrage provides key knowledge on diffusing disputes and maximising charter profits.

This comprehensive professional development course on "Subterfuge in Shipping" is tailored to meet the urgent needs of every company operating in or interacting with the maritime industry. You will gain the knowledge and strategies necessary to safeguard your operations and business from potential risks and sanctions.

This qualification is the starting point for a maritime career and orientates learners with the working world of global trade, focussing on international logistics and supply chain management.

The CFPITF Special Purpose Certificate is an e-learning program that is designed to train and certify international trade finance professionals in Compliance and Fraud Prevention and to build an online global network of international trade and finance professionals.

Our flagship course is an Online Distance Learning program called the International Trade Specialist (ITS) Accreditation program, which lasts for 42 weeks. This can also be taken on a fast track basis for those who wish to complete the course sooner.

Collision repair technicians repair, refinish, or customize vehicles that have either been damaged or need a fresh new look. Turning a damaged or old vehicle into one that is like new requires a special mix of craftsmanship, creativity, and problem solving. Collision repair technicians master many skills: they conduct structural analysis, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems, weld, perform plastic repairs, and paint surfaces to restore or enhance all types of vehicles.

Architectural drafting may be the career for you. Drafters work behind the scenes to create technical drawings and plans based on sketches, specifications or notes made by architects, engineers, surveyors, or other industry professionals. They use advanced computer-aided drafting and design (CADD) software to bring designs to life.