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Our Strategic of Courses
Our course examines the domestic and
world wide commercial and
the direct
beneficiaries of :
Exporter,
Importer, Shipper and the
carrier.
ECSEI Provide to
Companies, personnel with a comprehensive overview of modal and
intermeddle freight transportation systems also Provide background and
understanding of issues, concepts and specific activities connected with
regional and local freight transportation and planning as it applies to
highways, rails, and ports.
Provide for Shippers with the ability to identify, analyze, and
develop informed conclusions and recommendations on issues as they
relate to the businesses of freight transportation and planning, related
strategies, and long-term strategic planning.
why you need us for
Training Courses:
As an international business with hundreds of
transactions taking place on a daily basis, the maritime industry needs
a mountain of the legal paperwork and support to ensure that the buyer,
seller, owner or charterer gets what they asked for, when they asked for
it at the agreed terms and price. Here, the support of a Lawyer, or
legal practitioner, is indispensable.
ECSEI
offers
more than
20 Training Programs
that meet the specific needs of any transportation organization.
  
Maritime Industry Courses
Principles of the Maritime
Industry
Prerequisites:
For personnel who may have specific work
skills in an organization, but who are unfamiliar with the marine
transportation industry as a whole.
this course will provide:
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A
solid background in the many components of the maritime shipping
industry include:
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A broad overview of marine
transportation systems
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the structure of the maritime
industry and the business of worldwide shipping.
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include transportation systems
overview;
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vessel types/construction
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structure of the maritime industry
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shipping company organization
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government policies and regulation
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freight rates and liner conferences
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containerization and intermodalism
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dry/wet bulk transportation
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cargo documentation
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marine insurance
Port and Terminal Operations
 
This course will provide:
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Commercial transportation professionals who require an in-depth view
of the organization of ports and marine terminals.
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This course will provide:
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Analysis of the various types of
cargo terminals and their unique characteristics.
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Review of basic cargo documentation,
customs procedures, function of shippers and functions of freight
forwarders.
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A basic look at electronic
communications and information systems
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A Issues regarding port construction,
physical port restrictions, vessel restrictions, and port & terminal
security.
Principles of Shipping Documentation & Practices
Objective:
This course is
aimed at providing a basic introduction of the shipping agency
documentation system from both conceptual and practical viewpoints and
to familiarize participants with shipping terms, statutory and trade
requirements in the transportation of goods from one port to another.
Course
Outline :
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The modern
trading system
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The
shipping documentation system
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The
nature, functions and types of bills of lading
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Common
shipping and trading terms
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Principles
and documentary practices relating to transshipment
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Principles
and practical aspects of claims management
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Principles
of freighting
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Shipping fraud and malpractices
 
Shipping Law & Disputes Courses
Objective:
To enable shipping personnel to have a
general understanding of legal relations which arise in the day-to-day
business of commercial shipping.
Course
Outline:
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Elements of contract law
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Overview of the Carriage of Goods
by Sea - Part I : Charter parties
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Overview of the Carriage of Goods
by Sea - Part II : Bills of lading
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Admiralty jurisdiction of Egypt
courts
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Arrest of vessels
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Provision of security and release
of vessels from arrest
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Appraisement and sale of vessels
under arrest
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Forum Non Convenient
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Exclusive jurisdiction clauses
 
Air Cargo Courses
Basic Air Cargo Courses
Prerequisites:
This course is designed for the
traffic and operations staff of international air cargo agents but is
also useful to sales and marketing staff of cargo agents and
consolidators; sales, reservations and acceptance staff of airlines,
airport handling and surface transportation companies; shipping
department staff of manufacturers, wholesalers, importers and exporters.
This course will provide:
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Industry
regulations; ICAO -IATA - FIATA
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World
geography; IATA 3-letter codes -time differences -calculation of
transportation times
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Aircraft;
bulk loading limitations -Unit Load
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Devices
(ULDs) Handling facilities; aircraft and cargo terminal
facilities
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Air cargo
acceptance
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Cargo
booking procedures
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Cargo automation
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The Air
Waybill; completion - labelling and marking
Basics of Dangerous Goods Management Courses
Objective:
This course aim to provide a
basic understanding of dangerous goods, nature of hazards, safe handling
and transpiration. Proper documentation and safety guidelines are very
important factors in the carriage, handling and storage of dangerous
goods.
Course Outline:
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Definition of Dangerous
Goods/Hazardous Substances
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International Conventions &
Regulations
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IMO Classification
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Dangerous Goods Regulations and
Groupings
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Application of IMDG Code
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Dangerous Goods Documentation &
General Safety
Understanding Import / Export
Techniques and Documentation
Objective:
Understand the interpretation of shipping
terms. Learn the flow of letters of credit from opening to final
negotiation. Understand various the types of shipping documents used in
international trade. Appreciate the use of various trade declarations.
Course Outline:
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INCOTERMS - Their effect on cost
and risk
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Import/Export Documentation -
How they work, Types of documents
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Export Letters of Credit -
Getting it right
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Shipping procedures and
documentation - Different modes of shipment, Conference systems
and practices, Transport documents, Diffence between a bill of
lading and airway bill
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Trade net Processing - Submission
of permit, Types of permit
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Import and Export Custom
Practices - Harmonised system (HS) code, Goods & Services Tax
 
International Commercial
Terms - Incoterms Courses
Introduction Course
Objective:
Explains International Commercial Terms
(Incoterms), and how traders can use them in buyer or seller contracts
to make clear who is responsible for the goods at each point of the
transport process.
Course Outline:
 
Cargo
Insurance
Course
Objective:
Cargo Insurance is very important for
Exporter and Importer and we explain all risks without insurance because
the Insurance is cheap – use it abundantly.
Course Outline:
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London Institute Cargo Clauses
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Double marine insurance
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A Clauses Coverage
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B Clauses Coverage
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C Clauses Coverage
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Types
of Insurance Policies (IP)
  
International Sale Contract
Objective:
Business in today's global marketplace is
transacted at lightening speed. Sales are generated and finalized in the
time it takes to make a phone call, send a fax or receive an email. And
practically every company – large or small, sophisticated or neophyte –
is involved in international transactions.
Course Outline:
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A United Nations treaty (CISG)
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FORMATION OF CONTRACT
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UCP(600) and Contracts
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Contract
(Offer) Revocability
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Cover and
Resale Damages
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Contracting out of CISG
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Arbitration
Other Courses
Preparations Exporter
to the European Union (Part1)
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Preparations Exporter
to the European Union (Part2)
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Preparations Exporter
to the European Union (Part3)
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Preparations Exporter to EFTA
Countries
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Preparations Exporter
to International Specifications
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