Short summary

In international trade, clear agreements are essential to allocate risks, costs and responsibilities correctly. Incoterms define exactly where the transfer of goods and obligations between buyer and seller takes place, which helps avoid misunderstandings and unnecessary costs. During this 7-hour training (spread over 2 sessions), participants will gain insight into the different Incoterms, their impact on transport, insurance and payment terms. The training is classroom-based, taught in Dutch and concludes with a Syntra certificate.

Target Audience

This course is extremely interesting for managers, operational and administrative employees from the industry and service sectors who are responsible for the transport of goods within their organization.

In addition, anyone interested in Incoterms is of course in the right place in this short course.

Objectives

Since this is a one-day course:

  • You know the incoterms of all means of transport.
  • You know the incoterms of water transport.
  • You know the relationship between incoterms and payment terms.
Info

Attendance certificate AHLEX

Extra: If you are employed as an employee under the Joint Committee 226 (employees from international trade, transport and logistics), you can submit an application for subsidy for this training to the LOGOS Training Fund. Check the LOGOS website for the regulations. For more information, you can contact us by e-mail subsidies@logosinform.be or by phone on 03 221 97 36.

Duration

1 day

Language

French, Dutch

Previous knowledge required

NONE


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