International Trade is the exchange of goods and services between countries. It allows nations to buy products they do not produce themselves and sell what they produce in excess. For example, one country may export cars while importing food items. This global exchange helps improve economies, create jobs, and give people access to a variety of products.
In simple terms, International Trade is like countries doing business with each other. It connects markets worldwide, making it possible for us to enjoy products like smartphones, coffee, or clothes that may have been made in another part of the world.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
Import–Export Managers
International Business Executives
Trade Compliance Specialists
Logistics and Supply Chain Managers
Policy Advisors
Entrepreneurs in Global Trade
Financial Analysts in Trade and Customs
Skills Required
Analytical and research abilities
Knowledge of global markets
Negotiation and communication
Understanding of logistics and supply chains
Problem-solving and decision-making
Knowledge Gained
Basics of import–export processes
Trade laws and compliance requirements
Currency exchange and payment methods
Global supply chain management
Opportunities and risks in global markets
Course Outline
The International Trade Exam covers the following topics -