In today’s global marketplace, staying ahead requires an international perspective and specialized knowledge. The International Trade program at Vancouver Career College provides an intensive education in the core aspects of international business, endorsed by the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT)—a credential recognized in 26 countries.
Program Highlights:
Industry-Relevant Skills: Learn fundamental skills as per FITT standards, preparing you for a wide range of international trade roles.
Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers essential topics such as import/export planning, strategies for entering international markets, and cross-cultural business practices. Additionally, you will explore trade regulations, negotiation strategies, marketing techniques, and current global trade trends.
Practical Experience: Develop a professional skills portfolio and a detailed business plan. The program culminates in a practicum placement, allowing you to apply your classroom knowledge in real-world scenarios.
Global Trade Dynamics: Gain an understanding of major trade agreements like NAFTA, APEC, and the new WTO agreements, which are transforming international trade and opening up vast new opportunities.
FITT Partnership: Through a partnership with FITT, the program emphasizes practical aspects of international business, including logistics, specific marketing opportunities by nation, trade finance, market entry strategies, and international management techniques.
This program is ideal for individuals looking to forge a career in international trade, equipping students with the tools to navigate and succeed in an interconnected global business environment.
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