Practical Applications of Incoterms
Provides a practical understanding of the most commonly used Incoterms (delivery terms), including problem areas that may arise at the time of shipment and how best to address such problems.
read moreIntroduction to Incoterms
Introduction to Incoterms, their roles in international forwarding, challenges that may be faced, and the responsibilities they require from each party involved.
read moreU.S. Customs Brokerage
Introduces the services provided by U.S. customs brokers and their duties in detail. This course culminates with the processing of customs entries into a simulated CBP Automated Broker Interface (ABI) system.
read moreU.S. Import Regulations
Import regulations, in particular those of the CBP, are addressed.This course teaches a variety of technical-level tasks including customs (HTSUS) tariff classification, valuation for customs purposes, admissibility (items that can and cannot be imported, and import restrictions) and calculation of customs duties.
read moreU.S. Export Regulations and Reporting
Discusses all aspects of US governmental regulations including DOC, BIS, EAR, DDTC, ITAR, OFAC, DOC, FTR and CBP. This course will address export controls and procedures under the above regulations plus some additional agencies with specialized export responsibilities based on particular products. Export violation penalties are also described.
read moreAirfreight Forwarding
Discusses airfreight forwarders operations, including cargo carriers relationships and pricing models. Organizational structure of an airforwarder including the role of IATA agents are also discussed. An overview of the air cargo consolidation process and air cargo terminal operations including the the managements and sales process are covered.
read moreAir Cargo Transportation
Air cargo transportation basics including benefits and limitations,use cases, government regulation of air cargo transportation, air waybills and shipper, forwarder and airline responsibilities.
read moreOcean Intermodal Bills of Lading, Ocean Forwarder & NVOCC Operations in Detail
Covers the following topics in depth: ocean bills of lading; shipment routing; cargo dispatch, insurance and regulations, accounting, and VOCC and NVOCC operations.
read moreOcean Cargo and Transportation Regulations
Introduction to ocean cargo transportation including FMC regulations and overview VOCC an NVOCC’s. Explanation of tariffs and the FMC’s role in regulating price excess.
read moreIntroduction to Export/Import and Supply Chain
The foundations of international forwarding transactions including export/import regulations; topics include government compliance, and international transportation. Basic information on Incoterms and international supply chain.
read moreIntroduction to International Forwarding
Basics of freight forwarding including operations and customers are covered. The basics of Incoterms are introduced. Modes of cargo transportation and providers including cargo consolidation and shipping costs are discussed.
read morePreparing and Processing Cargo Claims
Covers what to do upon discovery of a cargo loss or damage, the “preliminary claim” notifications, obligations of the assured to mitigate further loss/damage, preparation of a formal claim to carrier and insurance company, and the claim adjustment and settlement process.
read moreObtaining and Placing Cargo Insurance; Deciding Upon Coverage
Provides a decision framework concerning cargo insurance (i.e., when to insure, optional coverages, etc.), and then covers the role of a transportation intermediary in advising and placing insurance coverage.
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Transportation for Forwarders
Foundational course for forwarders who will be involved in any mode of commercial cargo transportation. Includes U.S. regulatory information.
read moreIntroduction to Carrier Liability, Cargo Insurance, and Cargo Loss/Damage for Forwarders and Customs Brokers
Introduction to cargo risk and risk mitigation for forwarders and customs brokers.
read moreCalculations for International Trade and Cargo Transport
Basic math used in international and cargo trasportation. Includes cubic measurement and international conversions.
read moreOperations, Acceptance, Handling and Safety for Air Cargo Terminals
Training of air forwarder staff who will perform cargo terminal work, including cargo receiving, acceptance, storage, labeling, container/pallet buildup, and shipment delivery to airlines and co-loaders
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Transportation for Air Forwarders (U.S.)
Fundamentals of cargo transportation applicable to all modes
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Risk Management and Insurance
Introduction to cargo transportation risks as well as carrier liability and insurance policies.
read moreAirfreight Forwarding
Discusses airfreight forwarders operations, including cargo carriers relationships and pricing models. Organizational structure of an airforwarder including the role of IATA agents are also discussed. An overview of the air cargo consolidation process and air cargo terminal operations including the the managements and sales process are covered.
read moreAir Cargo Transportation
Air cargo transportation basics including benefits and limitations,use cases, government regulation of air cargo transportation, air waybills and shipper, forwarder and airline responsibilities.
read moreIntroduction to International Forwarding
Basics of freight forwarding including operations and customers are covered. The basics of Incoterms are introduced. Modes of cargo transportation and providers including cargo consolidation and shipping costs are discussed.
read moreOcean and Intermodal Bills of Lading
Ocean and intermodal bills of lading (involving ocean transportation) in depth, beginning with attributes common to any contract of carriage, additional issues and procedures peculiar to ocean contracts of carriage and types of bills of lading, forms of consignment, and concluding with a field-by-field examination of the information placed into an ocean/intermodal bill of lading.
read morePreparing and Processing Cargo Claims
Covers what to do upon discovery of a cargo loss or damage, the “preliminary claim” notifications, obligations of the assured to mitigate further loss/damage, preparation of a formal claim to carrier and insurance company, and the claim adjustment and settlement process.
read moreObtaining and Placing Cargo Insurance; Deciding Upon Coverage
Provides a decision framework concerning cargo insurance (i.e., when to insure, optional coverages, etc.), and then covers the role of a transportation intermediary in advising and placing insurance coverage.
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Transportation for Forwarders
Foundational course for forwarders who will be involved in any mode of commercial cargo transportation. Includes U.S. regulatory information.
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Transportation for U.S. Based Ocean Forwarders and NVO Employees
Initial foundation course in FreightPath’s career development sequence in U.S. ocean forwarding and NVO operations. It addressed fundamentals of cargo transportation applicable to all modes of transportation.
read moreIntroduction to Carrier Liability, Cargo Insurance, and Cargo Loss/Damage for Forwarders and Customs Brokers
Introduction to cargo risk and risk mitigation for forwarders and customs brokers.
read moreCalculations for International Trade and Cargo Transport
Basic math used in international and cargo trasportation. Includes cubic measurement and international conversions.
read moreIntroduction to Cargo Risk Management and Insurance
Introduction to cargo transportation risks as well as carrier liability and insurance policies.
read moreOcean Intermodal Bills of Lading, Ocean Forwarder & NVOCC Operations in Detail
Covers the following topics in depth: ocean bills of lading; shipment routing; cargo dispatch, insurance and regulations, accounting, and VOCC and NVOCC operations.
read moreOcean Cargo and Transportation Regulations
Introduction to ocean cargo transportation including FMC regulations and overview VOCC an NVOCC’s. Explanation of tariffs and the FMC’s role in regulating price excess.
read moreIntroduction to International Forwarding
Basics of freight forwarding including operations and customers are covered. The basics of Incoterms are introduced. Modes of cargo transportation and providers including cargo consolidation and shipping costs are discussed.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Export Controls and AES for Forwarders
Introduction to U.S. export control and declaration requirments for forwarders.
read moreU.S. Export Requirements and Information Exchange, Including Schedule B Classification
Covers U.S. requirements for export documentation and declaration including the use of Automated Export Systems for electronic export information exchange.
read moreU.S. Export Controls and Export Licensing Procedures
Detailed training on U.S. export licensing procedures as well as the controls placed on U.S. exports and the organizations who inforce such controls.
read moreIntroduction To U.S. Export Regulation
Overview of U.S. government restrictions and regulations on exportation.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Export-Import Basics
Introduction to the US import process including Incoterms.
read moreDestination Country Import & Transit Requirements
Introduction to regulatory customs documents for Import/export.
read moreFinancials for Export-Import Transactions
The full range of payment terms and methods typically used by exporters and importers. Letters of credit (L/Cs) and documentary draft collections are covered in detail.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Imports
Introduction to the responsibilities of an importer, required import documentation, and the parties involved in U.S. importation
read moreU.S. Import Regulations
Import regulations, in particular those of the CBP, are addressed.This course teaches a variety of technical-level tasks including customs (HTSUS) tariff classification, valuation for customs purposes, admissibility (items that can and cannot be imported, and import restrictions) and calculation of customs duties.
read moreU.S. Export Regulations and Reporting
Discusses all aspects of US governmental regulations including DOC, BIS, EAR, DDTC, ITAR, OFAC, DOC, FTR and CBP. This course will address export controls and procedures under the above regulations plus some additional agencies with specialized export responsibilities based on particular products. Export violation penalties are also described.
read moreIntroduction to Export/Import and Supply Chain
The foundations of international forwarding transactions including export/import regulations; topics include government compliance, and international transportation. Basic information on Incoterms and international supply chain.
read moreIntroduction to International Forwarding
Basics of freight forwarding including operations and customers are covered. The basics of Incoterms are introduced. Modes of cargo transportation and providers including cargo consolidation and shipping costs are discussed.
read moreSCPRO: Inventory Management
Learn elements of inventory management like seeing, controlling, and managing inventory levels to maximize efficiency profitability.
read moreSCPRO: Transportation Operations
Learn the different types of transportation modes (air, water, rail, pipeline) used throughout the supply and reasons for selecting certain modes.
read moreSCPRO: Warehousing Operations
Learn key elements of warehousing like its role in the supply chain, facility configuration, storage and handling techniques, performance metrics, customer service considerations, and more.
read moreSCPRO: Manufacturing & Service Operations
Learn the key elements of the operations organization in a company. It is chartered to provide and manage resources and to convert raw materials into finished products.
read moreSCPRO: Supply Management & Procurement
Learn the details of how goods and services are ordered by converting purchase requisitions, created by the demand planning organization, to purchase orders that are issued to suppliers.
read moreExecutive Supply Chain Academy
Designed for high potential supply chain executives ready to take their leadership skills to the next level, this unique 4-Day-Intensive Program gives you the foundation to solve today’s biggest challenges in a facilitated, collaborative environment, surrounded by peers, innovators, and thought leaders.
read moreSCPRO Assessment
Gauge and identify any gaps in employee’s supply chain knowledge (Warehousing,Transportation, SCM Principles, Procurement and Supply Mgmt, Manufacturing and Service Operations, Inventort, Demand Planning, Customer Service
read moreSCPRO: Supply Chain Management Principles
Learn the concepts of the supply chain and all its components, from raw materials to retail products ready for purchase.
read moreSCPRO: Customer Service Operations
Learn the management of customer relationships including the importance of communication, perceptions, understanding the product & service and knowing quality as it pertains to customer service.
read moreSCPRO: Demand Planning
Learn the concepts of demand planning, which is the process of planning materials from inbound to manufacturing. This is critical in today’s environment of lean inventory and just-in-time manufacturing.
read moreFMC Regulatory Compliance for U.S. Ocean Forwarders and NVOS Serving U.S. Ports
Various regulatory requirements imposed by the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission on ocean freight forwarders, NVOCCs and agents of foreign NVOs arranging or providing transportation via U.S. ports.
read moreCTPAT for Drivers and Warehouse Personnel
Designed to meet the CTPAT requirements for personnel who must understand, perform or otherwise comply with operational security measures. It contains the 7-point, 17-point, and TTVV seal inspection.
read moreCTPAT for Sea Carrier Personnel
CTPAT requirements for sea carriers that transport cargo to the U.S.
read moreCTPAT for 3PL Personnel
Outlines the requirments for 3PL personnel to comply with CTPAT
read moreCTPAT for U.S. Importer Personnel
CTPAT benefits, eligibility requirements, and specific criteria for U.S. Importers.
read moreCTPAT for Foreign Manufacturer Personnel in Canada or Mexico
CTPAT benefits, eligibility requirements, and specific criteria for Foreign Manufacturers in Canada and Mexico.
read moreCTPAT for U.S. Exporter Personnel
CTPAT benefits, eligibility requirements, and specific criteria for U.S. Exporters.
read moreCTPAT for Consolidator/Forwarder Personnel
Basic-level course designed to meet the CTPAT requirements for all employees who must understand, perform or otherwise comply with operational security measures. It will encompass all of the minimum security focus areas and the categories that “must” be met for consolidators including freight forwarders, ocean transportation intermediaries, and non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs).
read moreCTPAT for Customs Broker Personnel
Basic-level course designed to meet the CTPAT requirements for all employees who must understand, perform or otherwise comply with operational security measures. It will encompass all of the minimum security focus areas and the categories that “must” be met. We begin with the requirements for all CTPAT members and their business partners. The course continues by discussing the benefits, eligibility requirements, and specific criteria for customs brokers and ends with those specified for importers.
read moreCTPAT for U.S. Exporter Managers, Supervisors, and CTPAT Administrators
Comprehensive course for those managers, supervisors, or other staff in charge of setting-up, documenting, administering, and ensuring compliance with their company’s CTPAT program. It will encompass all of the minimum security focus areas and the categories that “must” or “should” be met.
read moreCTPAT for Consolidator/Forwarder Managers, Supervisors, and CTPAT Administrators
Comprehensive course for those managers, supervisors, or other staff in charge of setting-up, documenting, administering, and ensuring compliance with their company’s CTPAT program. It will encompass all of the minimum security focus areas and the categories that “must” or “should” be met.
read moreIntroduction to Importer Security Filing (10+2)
Basic concepts of the importer security filing (ISF) final rule, also known as 10+2. Topics addressed include data elements, collection and filing of the data, and compliance.
read moreCTPAT for Customs Broker Managers, Supervisors, and CTPAT Administrators
Comprehensive course for those managers, supervisors, or other staff in charge of setting-up, documenting, administering, and ensuring compliance with their company’s CTPAT program. It will encompass all of the minimum security focus areas and the categories that “must” or “should” be met..
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage
Overview of the services provided by costoms brokers in the U.S.
read moreU.S Exports Requiring Special Customs Processing or Additional Information
Requirements and procedures for U.S. Exports:Under Customs Bond including exports from foreign trade zones; Subject to an ATA Carnet; of used self-propelled vehicles (including aircraft and watercraft).
read moreU.S. Exports Subject to Controls & Export Licensing Procedures
Detailed training for freight forwarders on U.S. export controls and the procedures for export compliance.
read moreManufacturer Identification Code
Explains Manufacturer Identification codes and details when they are required, how they are created and common errors to avoid.
read moreProcessing Requirements for Goods Under Regulation by Section 301 of The Trade Act of 1974
Explains the additional duties of customs brokers and importers filing entries for products originating in China.
read moreProcessing Requirements for Goods Under Regulation by Section 232 of The Trade Expansion Act of 1962
Outlines the responsibilities of customs brokers and importers filing entries for steelmill and aluminum products.
read moreProcessing Requirements for Goods Under Regulation by Section 201 of The Trade Act of 1974
Covers the customs and import requirements for solar cells and large residential washing machines imposed by the Trade Act of 1974.
read moreLacey Act Amendment and ABI Processing
An overview of the Lacey Act, specifically amendments included in the 2008 Farm Bill.
read moreCustoms Broker Supervision and Control
CBP supervision and control plan development for 19 CFR 111 compliance.
read moreU.S. Import & Classification Knowledge Assessments
Two 30 minute assessments. Evaluates knowledge of the import process and classification skills.
read moreCustoms Broker’s Licensure Exam Preparation
This course provides training in the subject matter and competencies needed to pass the U.S. Customs Broker’s exam.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage: Part 1
Intruduction to US Customs Brokerage with functions, duties and key relationships of a customs broker.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage: Part 2
This course delves deeper into operational aspects of customs brokerage, beginning with import carrier and importer responsibilities prior to arrival of a shipment to be imported.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 3:
This course addresses the transporation information required for a customs release. Also addressed are entry and non-entry types and importer and surety bond information.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 4
This course addresses the documents necessary for specific imports by country and by product. Also addressed are admissibility issues and product compliance. The course concludes with marking requirements for imported products.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 5
This course addresses the structure of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) and how to apply the HTS classification steps known as General Rules of Interpretation (“GRIs”) to most types of products. The Additional Rules of Interpretation, general notes, and the most commonly used special provisions in the HTSUS (Chapter 98 and 99), are introduced.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 6
This course addresses the six methods of appraisement for valuation and duty calculation.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 7
This course addresses a general overview of each trade agreement and the supporting documentation required. Customs Brokers must learn how to properly recognize and assess whether special treatment is in order based on the country of origin and understand when to question the information.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Brokerage, Part 8
This course provides a basic understanding of the requirements for entry transmittal in the Automated Broker Interface (ABI) and operational sequence to get ready for inputting the entry information. Operational and customs requirements post entry to include re-forwarding, liquidation of the entry, accounting including billing the customer, and recordkeeping are also addressed.
read moreBasics of HTSUS9802
This course covers goods that qualify for classification in Chapter 98, Subchapter 2 under heading 9802 including documentation requirements. .
read moreBasics of HTSUS9801
This course covers goods that qualify for classification in Chapter 98, Subchapter 1 under heading 9801 including documentation requirements.
read moreAntidumping and Countervailing Duty
This course addressses antidumping and Countervailing duties. Includes the investigative process, the applicability of an order, filing the entry, obtaining the reimbursement certificate, liquidation and other post-entry aspects, importer best practices, and the penalties for non-compliance.
read moreIntroduction to Partner Government Agencies with U.S. Import Requirements
Introduction to PGA’s with electronic filing capabilities including documents need and regulations.
read moreCustoms Entry Procedures
Introduction to US customs entries are taught in this course. Customs valuation and duty computation, finalization and post-entry handling of customs entries, country of origin and marking requirements, required record-keeping and how Customs and Border Protection (CBP) enforces its own and other U.S. import laws and regulations are included.
read moreU.S. Country of Origin Marking Requirements
Addresses the complex U.S. Marking Requirements of Imported Goods and the differences for goods produced in a USMCA Country.
read moreU.S. Customs Reconciliation Entry Program
This course addresses how to notify CBP (Customs Border Protection), types of reconciliation entries, issues allowed under a reconciliation entry and alternatives to reconciliation.
read moreOverview of U.S. Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ)
Overview of what Foreign Trade Zones are, how they began and why they are used and documents required.
read moreOverview of Forced Labor and Social Compliance
A detailed overview of the requirements and impacts of the Forced Labor Act and the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), the regulations and requirements for importer compliance, assessing risk, documenting the supply chain, and training employees on recognition of forced labor identifiers and what is expected of suppliers are taught in this course.
read moreU.S. Customs Tariff (HTSUS) Classification
The structure of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”) and how to apply the HTS classification steps known as General Rules of Interpretation (“GRIs”) are addressed in this course. The Additional Rules of Interpretation, general notes, including USMCA eligibility and the most commonly used special provisions in the HTSUS (Chapter 98 and 99), are introduced.
read moreIntroduction to U.S. Customs Tariff (HTSUS) Classification
This course covers the structure of the HTSUS, a strategy for classification and the importance of getting classification right the first time.
read moreHarmonized Tariff (HTS) Classification
The HTS classifications are addressed in this course to provide learners with an in-depth knowledge of the structure and the rules of legal Harmonized Tariff classification. This course covers global classification to the first six digits in Chapters 1-97.
read moreATA Carnets—Benefits And Procedures
A basic introduction to ATA carnets, and includes U.S. information.
read moreU.S. Customs Brokerage
Introduces the services provided by U.S. customs brokers and their duties in detail. This course culminates with the processing of customs entries into a simulated CBP Automated Broker Interface (ABI) system.
read moreRadioactive Dangerous Goods for Shippers and Forwarders
This course offers advanced training for shipping radioactive materials via various transportation modes. It goes beyond general awareness training, assuming prior certification in dangerous goods shipping. It’s designed for those handling, arranging, or loading radioactive materials, excluding limited quantities, or excepted packaging, into conveyances like intermodal containers.
read moreDangerous Goods Function Specific: Truck Driver and Dispatcher
Complement to DG26u. Function specific dangerous goods training for truck drivers as well as dispatchers.
read moreDangerous Goods Function Specific: Terminal Staff
Function specific dangerous goods training for terminal staff and truck drivers.
read moreDangerous Goods Function Specific: Ocean Forwarder
Complement to DG21 covering function specific dangerous goods training for ocean forwarders.
read moreDangerous Goods Function Specific: Air Forwarder
Complement to DG21. Covers the function-specific roles of individuals performing airfreight forwarding responsibilities.
read moreIATA Function Specific General Awareness for Air Forwarders
General awareness training for individuals who use the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations including general awareness as well as function-specific information.
read moreAwareness of Undeclared Dangerous Goods
Training for individuals who may encounter shipments containing undeclared dangerous goods including how to identify these shipments.
read moreDangerous Goods: Advanced General Awareness
Advanced lesson for general awareness of dangerous goods and the resritctions and requirements which apply to them.
read moreDangerous Goods Function Specific: Forwarder
Function specific dangerous goods training for forwarding personnel.
read moreDangerous Goods: Basic General Awareness
General awareness information for dangerous goods and the requirements and restrictions which apply to them.
read moreAir Shipment of Lithium Batteries
Explains in detail the ICAO rules for the air shipment of lithium batteries shipped alone or containted in products that they will power.
read moreFunction Specific Dangerous Goods Training for Customs Brokerage
Function-specific dangerous goods training for individuals working in customs brokerage, including import traffic and shipment reforwarding.
read moreIntroduction to Dangerous Goods
Introduction to dangerous goods as well as the safety requirements and government restrictions that apply to them
read moreIntroduction to Incoterms
Introduction to Incoterms, their roles in international forwarding, challenges that may be faced, and the responsibilities they require from each party involved.
read morePractical Applications of Incoterms
Provides a practical understanding of the most commonly used Incoterms (delivery terms), including problem areas that may arise at the time of shipment and how best to address such problems.
read moreIAC Security Training: Drivers, Dispatchers & Supervisors
Training for employees who will be responsible for accepting, storing, staging, or tendering cargo while under supervision by a higher trained supervisor.
read moreIAC Security Training: IAC Security Coordinator Add-On
Training that when added to AS-1 meets air cargo security requirements specified in the IASCSSP for IAC Security Coordinators and alternate security coordinators.
read moreIAC Security Training: IAC Security Coordinators and Alternatives
Full-scope training course for security coordinators and alternate security coordinators.
read moreIAC Security Training: Non-Operations Personnel
IAC training for employees who do not have direct operational roles.
read moreIAC Security Training: Warehouse/Terminal Staff
Training for employees who accept, stage, or tender cargo within a warehouse or terminal.
read moreIAC Security Training: Customer Service & Documentation Staff Under Continuous Supervision
“This course meets the air cargo security training requirements specified in the IACSSP, through Change 9, for IAC direct employees engaged in customer service, documentation, and other clerical (desk-level) tasks who are under continuous direct supervision by a higher trained (“full charge””) person.
This training is not sufficient for IAC employees working without immediate supervision.
read moreIAC CCSF Operational Training
This training is for all personnel with CCSF cargo security responsibilities, including Principal and Facility Security Coordinators and designated alternates, Screeners and Screener Supervisors, and all other employees and authorized representatives.
read moreIAC Security Training: Manager, Supervisor, Customer Service and Documentation Staff
Full-scope training course for employees engaging in customer service, documentation and supervision/management at the station level.
read moreIntroduction to Quality Management and ISO Standards
Introduction level learning about quality management concepts, methods and related ISO standards. Emphasizes concepts relating to 3PLs and transportation intermediaries
read moreForklift Operator Safety Training
Basic forklift operating procedures with an emphasis on universal safety concerns and procedures.
read moreWorkplace Safety for Office Workers
Safety training for personnel who work in offices, including offices adjacent to warehouse areas.
read moreWorkplace Safety for Warehouse & Cargo Terminal Workers
Safety training for personnel who physically handle and/or work in close proximity to inventory in warehouses and cargo in cargo terminals.
read moreDomestic Bill of Lading as a Shipping Receipt (Outbound)
This course explains the critical role of the Bill of Lading in outbound shipments within domestic borders. From legalities to best practices, this course equips Pathfinders with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of domestic shipping documentation effectively.
read moreDomestic Bill of Lading as a Receipt (Inbound)
This course provides Pathfinders with comprehensive knowledge of best practices and legal considerations concerning shipping documentation, particularly focusing on domestic bills of lading from the shipment receiving standpoint.
read moreCommon Issues with Bill of Lading and Impact to Customers
Common problems that occur regarding bills of lading and the impact they have on customers.
read moreIntroduction to Domestic Bill of Lading
Introduction to the bill of lading and the different roles it performs regarding shipping documentation.
read moreIntroduction to Supply Chain Management & Logistics
This course offers a foundational understanding of key concepts, strategies, and practices essential for success in Supply Chain and Logistics roles.
read moreCalculations for International Trade and Cargo Transport
Basic math used in international and cargo trasportation. Includes cubic measurement and international conversions.
read moreIntroduction to Export/Import and Supply Chain
The foundations of international forwarding transactions including export/import regulations; topics include government compliance, and international transportation. Basic information on Incoterms and international supply chain.
read more