Logistics Supply Chain Management Basics - Transport / Import - Export your Freight / Inventory by Air, Sea or Land
InstructorLaurence GartsideEditorial course preview
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An instructor discusses international transport options alongside visual representations of air, sea, road, and rail shipping methods.
This instructional slide breaks down the HS Code 1806.10 into its component parts: Chapter, Heading, and Subheading, illustrating how to read international shipping classification codes.
This overview slide lists essential curriculum points for international transport, covering volumetric weight, HS codes, freight forwarders, container shipping, palletisation, documentation, and costs.
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The curriculum includes specific exercises for calculating HS codes, import taxes, and chargeable weight.
Instruction covers essential shipping documents including Commercial Invoices, Packing Lists, Bills of Lading, and Certificates of Origin.
Lessons are presented in manageable segments with visual illustrations that aid comprehension.
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The curriculum aligns with the needs of beginners and small business owners looking for a practical introduction to logistics.