- Part of: Freight and Customs Operations Certificate
- Duration: 30 Hours
- Format: In-Person
- Location: West Campus
Global Logistics and Distribution Management at West Campus
- Comprehensive overview of global logistics and distribution operations in import/export environments
- Learn international trade fundamentals, shipping documentation, and trade compliance strategies
- Comprehensive overview of global logistics and distribution operations in import/export environments
- Learn international trade fundamentals, shipping documentation, and trade compliance strategies
- Master Incoterms, freight forwarding, and advanced transportation management techniques
- Gain expertise in warehousing, inventory planning, and reverse logistics operations
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About Global Logistics and Distribution Management
- Explore international trade fundamentals, master shipping documentation and trade compliance requirements, and understand the critical role of Incoterms in global commerce. Learn from industry-standard practices in freight forwarding and transportation management.
- Gain hands-on expertise in warehousing and distribution operations, including inventory planning, storage systems optimization, bonded warehouse operations, security protocols, and comprehensive risk management strategies. Discover how to implement reverse logistics and effectively manage product returns and recovery.
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CERTIFICATE
Freight and Customs Operations
The Certificate in Freight and Customs Operations provides foundational and intermediate-level training in customs procedures, freight forwarding operations, and freight brokerage practices. It prepares individuals for careers in international trade, logistics, and transportation.
Courses part of this certificate:
• Global Logistics and Distribution Management
• Professional Customs Processing
• Professional Freight Forwarding
• Freight Broker Essentials
Certificate duration: 84 hours - (10 weeks)
Tuition fee: $ 1,062.00
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This course provides a comprehensive overview of global logistics and distribution operations. You'll learn international trade fundamentals, shipping documentation, trade compliance, Incoterms, freight forwarding, transportation management, warehousing operations, inventory planning, bonded warehouse management, security protocols, risk management, and reverse logistics strategies.
This course is ideal for professionals seeking to advance their careers in supply chain management, logistics, import/export operations, warehouse management, or freight forwarding. It's also perfect for those transitioning into the logistics industry or looking to expand their professional expertise.
This course applies towards the Certificate in Freight and Customs Operations, providing you with a recognized credential in the logistics and customs field.
You can enroll directly through our website by selecting your preferred section. For additional assistance or questions about enrollment, please contact the School of Continuing Education and Professional Development at West Campus
There are no formal prerequisites for this course. However, basic knowledge of business operations and familiarity with supply chain concepts would be beneficial.
Yes, upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate of completion from Miami Dade College's School of Continuing Education and Professional Development.
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For more information about the Global Logistics and Distribution Management course and the Freight and Customs Operations Certificate, please contact Miami Dade College's School of Continuing Education and Professional Development by completing the form below or visiting our offices.
