Accredited Learning Pathways: From Theory to Practice in International Trade & Customs

The Practical Customs Declaration Specialist Learning Pathway is a structured and comprehensive program designed to equip learners with the confidence and expertise to submit Customs declarations accurately, ensuring compliance with UK regulations.

The Practical Export Licensing Controls Learning Pathway provides a structured and comprehensive approach to understanding the key aspects of UK Export Controls. This pathway equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to navigate and apply these regulations effectively within their professional roles and work environments.

The Practical Customs Regulations and Compliance Learning Pathway provides a structured and comprehensive approach to understanding the UK’s key legislation and regulations governing Customs procedures. This pathway equips learners with the knowledge and skills needed to apply these regulations effectively in their professional roles and work environments.

The Practical Export and Import Practitioner Learning Pathway provides a structured and practical approach to understanding the key principles of international trade. Designed for professionals involved in the operational aspects of exporting and importing, this pathway equips learners with the essential knowledge and skills to manage Customs compliance, documentation, and logistics effectively within their professional roles and workplaces.

Stay informed and prepared by attending this Clinic, which will provide valuable insights and practical guidance on successfully navigating the evolving landscape of trading goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The Practical Food – International Trade Procedures Learning Pathway provides a structured and practical approach to understanding the complexities of importing and exporting food products. Covering key topics such as Transit Procedures, Tariff Classification, Origin, Preference, and IPAFFS, this pathway equips learners with the essential knowledge and skills to navigate regulatory requirements and compliance procedures effectively within their professional roles and workplace.

Since the 30th of September 2023, the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has been implemented on imports of certain carbon-intensive products into the EU. Understanding your responsibilities when sending CBAM goods to the EU can seem complicated.

Our upcoming online clinic is not just a presentation but a valuable interactive session dedicated to ensuring your CDS Export Entry is compliant! Join us for a one-hour presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A session where your specific questions will be answered. This comprehensive guidance will help you navigate the complexities of export requirements for CDS, making you feel confident and well-prepared. 

Our upcoming online clinic is not just a presentation but a valuable interactive session dedicated to ensuring your CDS Import Entry is compliant! Join us for a one-hour presentation, followed by a 30-minute Q&A session where your specific questions will be answered.

Our upcoming online clinic will clarify a frequently misunderstood compliance aspect when navigating preferential trade agreements. Whether you're an exporter declaring preference to suppliers or an importer leveraging preference to mitigate import duty payments, understanding LTSDs (Long-Term Supplier Declarations) and various origin statements is essential.

Our upcoming online clinic focuses on the significance of Non-manipulation certificates in customs warehouse operations. This session goes beyond a mere presentation, offering invaluable insights into how Non-manipulation certificates can optimize the utilization of customs warehouses, leading to cost savings.

The Inward Processing Audit online clinic is not just a presentation but a valuable interactive session dedicated to ensuring you understand the essential rules when HMRC audits this customs special procedure.

This clinic provides comprehensive guidance on the rules and requirements for submitting an Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) from the European Union, effective 31 January 2025, and completing a standalone Exit Summary Declaration (EXS) for export.