This three-day course provides current and practical training for those beginning in export and those wanting to upgrade their skills. It is quite intensive, covering the whole export cycle, documentation, freight, banking and finance, insurance, etc.

This three-day Export Procedures Course delivered by the Australian Institute of Export provides practical training to help you oversee or execute your export documentation requirements. 

The workshop provides a comprehensive understanding of the various forms of export transactions, key issues for inclusion in export contracts and how supporting documentation must be prepared and presented to ensure payment.

Key Topics include:

• Banking and Finance
• Export Documentation
• Credit Insurance
• Marine Insurance
• Export Procedures
• Freight Forwarding

Who should attend?

People who:

• Require a practical understanding of the export process
• Manage or administer export activities
• Arrange export documentation and certification, implement export regulations
• Develop export-related policy or implement export regulations
• Work with businesses to facilitate exports

The workshop will be of interest to both current exporters and businesses considering or beginning in export.

Course Price:  $1,100 or AIEx Members:  $990

Why attend?

Correct Export documentation is vital for prompt payment and to build customer relationships – mistakes can be costly.  It doesn’t matter whether you perform this function in-house or outsource your documentation, you should acquire the skills to manage this important area of international business.

Course Inclusions

Participants receive three full days of tuition by experienced experts.  Plus:

• The Australian Export Handbook
• Course notes folder
• Morning and Afternoon tea
• Optional examination - Certificate of Attendance/Attainment

Attendance is limited to allow all participants to gain maximum value.

For further information contact Australian Institute of Export:

Phone:  8243 7460
Email:  education@aiex.com.au
Website:  www.export.org.au