£125.00 plus VAT
Planning & Preparing to Import
(45 mins – 1 hour)
£125.00 + VAT
Successful importing starts with planning and preparation. This module gives you the tools to source reliable suppliers, reduce risks, and lay the foundations for smooth import operations.
What You’ll Learn
•How to identify and evaluate overseas suppliers through due diligence and risk checks.
•The purchase order process and importance of supplier confirmations.
•How to select the right Incoterm® 2020 for your import transactions.
•Common sourcing pitfalls and how to avoid them.
Why It Matters
Getting supplier checks, purchase orders, and Incoterms wrong can expose your business to hidden costs and compliance risks. This module ensures you start every import on the right footing.
Your step-by-step guide to reducing import risks before they start.
Participants will be able to:
Correctly classify goods using the Harmonised System (HS/commodity codes).
Identify key import documents and their purpose.
Distinguish between preference and non-preference origin.
Understand how FTAs, DCTS, and GSP schemes affect duty savings.
This foundational module equips you with the essential knowledge and strategies to navigate the exciting world of exporting. Through interactive lessons and practical examples, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of core exporting principles and processes.
This final module equips you with the knowledge and tools to navigate the world of Incoterms® 2020 with confidence. As the international standard defining responsibilities of buyers and sellers in international trade transactions, Incoterms® 2020 plays a critical role in minimizing risk and ensuring clarity within your agreements. We’ll also guide you through the final steps of achieving export compliance and provide a comprehensive checklist for a seamless export journey.
This module equips you with the knowledge and skills to navigate export documentation with confidence. Building upon the foundation established in Module 1, you’ll delve deeper into the critical responsibilities of exporters.