Certificate in International Business
The International Business Certificate will focus on the analysis and evaluation of domestic and International Business concepts related to Trade Finance, Canadian Customs Procedures, and the Import-Export Process. The participant/learner will be introduced to the rudimentary principles, both from an academic and a practical standpoint with respect to International Trade. The participant, by completing the documents, and forms, will be exposed to the practical details of trade finance operations, clearances of Canadian and International customs, and the role the traders, trading houses, agents, distributors and brokers play in the facilitation of International Business.
This certificate is most suitable for participants who want to enhance their knowledge of International Business and the processes related to it. It will be most suitable for the participants involved in the Import-Export industry, contemplating entry level positions in trade finance and customs brokerage houses.
Required Courses
SCS 2647 Foundations of Canadian Customs Procedures
SCS 2648 International Trade Finance
SCS 2649 Import-Export Procedures
Certificate Requirements
- This certificate requires the successful completion of the 3 required courses.
- Students have two years from the start date of their first course to complete the certificate
Upon the successful completion of these courses, the participant will have understood, and be able to:
- Apply the role of commercial documents and forms
- Examine trade finance tools, rules and currency fluctuations
- Source products, analyze cultural issues and evaluate risks
- Identify potential Canadian government assistance
- Evaluate cross-cultural negotiations and examine trade agreements
- Understand the role of Canada Customs (CBSA) and OGD (Other Government Departments)
