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Essentials of Exporting
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Apr 29, 2021 Apr 30, 2021 Essentials of Exporting Online Virtual Workshop $150.00 CAD + Tax $200.00 CAD + Tax
Essentials of Exporting
  • Start Date: Apr 29, 2021
    Location: Online Virtual Workshop
    Member Fee: $150.00 CAD + Tax
    Non-Member Fee: $200.00 CAD + Tax

This interactive workshop provides an overview of the regulations, procedures, and documentary and data requirements governing exports from Canada, and highlights the current conditions for compliance in an effort to guide participants to better understand the export environment, avoid common mistakes and possible penalties resulting in more satisfied customers.

Attendees will participate in an instructor-led online workshop, able to ask questions and assess their topic comprehension through quizzes.

IMPORTANT:  You will require speakers or headphones to hear the instructor.  Please plug in your headset or speakers before you click the link below.

The workshop is hosted over two 1.5-hour sessions over a two-day period. 


Details
Locations: Online Virtual Workshop
Exam Location: No Exam
Certificate : Letter of Completion
Final passing grade (%) : N/A
Certificate Expiry : N/A
Prerequisites:

N/A

Schedule & Topics:

Time: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EST each day.

Topics:

CBSA Memorandum D20-1-1 export reporting; roles and responsibilities of the exporter, freight forwarder, carrier, CBSA, Global Affairs Canada; the commercial invoice, export permit, export declaration; export procedures; required data elements.

Learning Objectives:
  • Describe the purpose of commercial documentation, with the focus on the commercial invoice
  • Define controlled goods
  • Describe the regulatory requirements for exporting controlled goods, with the focus on export permits, area control list and export controls
  • Explain the procedures with respect to re-exporting goods of U.S. origin
  • Explain the process of reporting of exported goods, e.g., timeframes, reporting options, memorandum of understanding
  • Explain the importance of compliance and the AMPS  
Target Audience:
International Freight Forwarders: Export Managers, Supervisors, Operations, Customer Service, Sales personnel, Customs other logistics service providers who guide or advise clients. Canadian Exporters & Importers: Management and personnel involved in International Sales, Purchasing, Procurement, Finance, Logistics. Carriers: Customer service management and personnel, operations personnel.

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