This session is tailored to your business and delivered one on one – for alternative dates please contact Abigail on a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 964540

E-Z cert is a fast, cost-effective service that allows companies to prepare and certify export documents online. More than 6000 UK exporters use e-z cert to certify their export documentation. It is widely regarded as being the smart way to streamline overseas operations, saving precious time and money. Inaccuracies and mistakes can be quickly rectified without the need to return documents. The online system saves hours and days for time-pressed export companies and freight agents and more importantly registration is FREE.

Overview
• Understanding and demonstration of the online facility
• Creating the various documents
• Populating the required box information for each document
• Uploading the required evidence
• Submitting an application to the Chamber
• Printing a certified application
• Differences between express and standard documents

Prior to attending the session your account will be created and signatures uploaded to the system.

On completion of the session delegates will be emailed a full set of all the slides plus informative notes.

Joining Instructions
Book online

For further information please contact Abigail on a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 964540

Cost:
£210 plus VAT

“I was very happy with the training I received on your Online Documentation course. I was impressed that is was geared especially to our firm and the relevant documents that we present for certification. I believe I gained a much-needed insight as to the purpose and requisitions of each document which I am sure will stand me in good stead moving forward to avoid any delays or repercussions due to inaccurate information.”
PAT RIGBY, Greenbank Technology Ltd

The rate of duty payable depends on the type of goods, whether you are importing or exporting, where the goods are deemed to have come from – the ‘originating’ country – and their destination.

Trading with international markets can make a significant contribution to the bottom line of any business and understanding preference agreements will support this aim. International trade under preference allows you to import and/or export goods at a lower or nil rate of customs duty.

Overview
• Understanding the difference between preference and non-preference origin
• Clarification of the rule books
• What are the preference documents?
• Examples of the rules for a change of tariff, percentage and textiles
• Claiming preference on import
• How to complete and request a supplier declaration
• How to become an approved exporter and simplified procedures (e.g. Korea)

On completion of the session delegates will be emailed a full set of all the slides plus informative notes.

A post session assessment can be completed to counts towards the British Chambers of Commerce National Trade Training programme mapped to Level 2 NVQ terminology. Complete six of the nine courses and receive a special presentation of the Foundation Award in International Trade. Contact Stef s.heywood@chamberelancs.co.uk or 07813 339008 to enrol.

Joining Instructions
Book online

For further information please contact Abigail on a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 964540

Cost:
£210 plus VAT

“We brought our R&D and Sales teams together for the Commodity Code training, which was really important for our business – we were totally engaged from start to finish, benefiting tremendously from the interaction and practical examples.  A super, super course!!!”

REBECCA GARSIDE – Jones Stroud Insulations Ltd

With Brexit looming and the challenges businesses will face understanding commodity codes and ensuring you are using the correct commodity code for your products is essential. Commodity codes classify your goods, so you can complete export/import declarations, check if there’s duty or VAT to pay and find out about duty reliefs. As the UK approaches its departure from the EU, it is crucial that businesses are doing all they can to prepare for the future.

Overview
• Explanation and importance of the UK Trade Tariff
• Product classification guides
• How a commodity code is made up
• Determining the correct commodity code for your products
• BREXIT impact

On completion of the session delegates will be emailed a full set of all the slides plus informative notes.

Joining Instructions
Book online

For further information please contact Abigail on a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 964540

Cost:
£210 plus VAT

Within this short interactive session, we will define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers trading internationally and clearly define both parties respective obligations to reduce any conflict in contracts. The initial quotation is the starting point and choosing the right Incoterms® rule is imperative.

Overview
• What are Incoterms® 2020 Rules
• Why are they so important to exporters and importers
• How Incoterms® 2020 Rules are to be wrote into quotations and contracts
• Detailed examination of all the Incoterms® 2020 Rules
• The difference between risk and cost

On completion of the session delegates will be emailed a full set of all the slides plus informative notes.

Joining Instructions
Book online below

For further information please contact Abigail on a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 964540

A post session assessment can be completed to counts towards the British Chambers of Commerce National Trade Training programme mapped to Level 2 NVQ terminology. Complete six of the nine courses and receive a special presentation of the Foundation Award in International Trade. Contact Stef on s.heywood@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07813 339009 to enrol.

Cost:
Special rate of £95 + VAT per person – normal cost £210 + VAT

“I thought the course was very well structured and despite the range in ability, business types and roles of the attendees, the material was put to us in a relatable and useful way. An essential course for avoiding export ‘pot holes’ which could trip a business deal up.”
HANNAH SLATER, Pets Choice Ltd.

This short interactive session takes a practical approach to completing EC Certificates of Origin, ATR and EUR1 movement certificates helping you to present clean and accurate export paperwork for every shipment. Ensuring your goods arrive at their country of destination smoothly and clear customs quickly ensuring no disruption to your customers supply chain.

Overview
• Understanding Formal Undertakings
• How to complete EC Certificates of Origin
• How to complete EUR1 Certificates
• How to complete ATR Certificates
• Long term supplier declarations

To understand completing Arab Certificates of Origin, the above can be complemented with a bolt on session at a later date and is included in the price.

On completion of the session delegates will be emailed a full set of all the slides plus informative notes.

Joining Instructions
Book online below

For further information contact Marie m.white@chamberelancs.co.uk or call 07557 904345.

Cost:
£210 plus VAT

“I felt the course worked on both levels for someone who had quite a lot of experience in this field while also working for someone who didn’t have as much experience”
MARTIN DEWHURST, Vision Support Services Ltd

Our prestigious breakfast meetings provide vital, informative presentations from guest speakers specifically designed for our Importers and Exporters to develop their knowledge of key issues and to share their experiences with fellow members.

Your membership. Your Club.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Book your place on the breakfast meeting:

Contact Abigail Finlayson
Call: 01254 356447
Email: a.finlayson@chamberelancs.co.uk

Future Dates include:-

9th July 2020 – Breakfast Meeting
17th September 2020 – Breakfast Meeting
3rd December 2020 – International Trade Club Gala Luncheon and Awards 2020
18th February 2021 – Breakfast Meeting
13th May 2021 – Breakfast Meeting
8th July 2021 – Breakfast Meeting
16th September 2021 – Breakfast Meeting
2nd December 2021 – International Trade Club Gala Luncheon and Awards 2021