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Sussex Enterprise - An Introduction to Export Operations
Overview

This course is accredited by the Institute of Export and offers an introduction to the terminology, procedures and documentation used in the exporting process. It will examine the responsibilities and obligations of all parties in the export process.

Description

The objective of the course is to give delegates an overview of the exporting process from first enquiry to order completion and to highlight the possible pitfalls that can await the unwary. No prior knowledge of exporting is assumed. The course utilises a mixture of formal training techniques, video presentations and practical excercises.

Course Aims
The course seeks to assist delegates with the following;

  • Establish a succesful working relationship with a freight forwarder.
  • Evaluate an export order.
  • Select the most appropriate Incoterm.
  • Arrange appropriate marine insurance.
  • Understand the basis of export payments.
  • Identify and collate the documents required.
  • Understand the role of customs.
    • Course Programme

  • Why and what do we export?
  • Direct and indirect exporting.
  • The use of distribution and commission agents.
  • Logistics and the role of the freight forwarder.
  • Evaluation of export orders.
  • Terms of delivery: Incoterms 2000.
  • Introduction to cargo insurance.
  • An introduction to export finance.
  • Documentary credits and bills of exchange.
  • Internal documentation.
  • Consignment and transport documentation.
  • The role of customs.
  • Official documentation.
  • EC Documentation.
  • Rest of the world documentation.
    • Who Should attend

    Designed for those new to the problems of exporting and for experienced exporters who need to update their knowledge. The course is suitable for staff from both small and larger companies involved in shipping, despatch, sales and customer service, finance and accounts staff, junior and senior management and trainees at all levels.

    Location
    Sussex Enterprise offices, Burgess Hill, West Sussex.
    Organiser
    Sussex Enterprise.
    Waybill House, 1 Fitzhamon Court, Wolverton Mill,
    Milton Keynes, Bucks, MK12 6BA
    Tel: 01908 221162 Fax: 01908 313800
    Email: stewartt@tatefreightforms.co.uk
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