Part of: Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Specialist Certificate
Duration: 42 hours
Format: Blended (In-person & Online)
Location: West Campus
1550 - Managing Inventory Operations in FTZ (West Campus)
32611242
Language of Delivery
English
Delivery Options
MDC Blended
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Course Description
Master Foreign Trade Zone Operations at West Campus
- Comprehensive training in FTZ operational procedures and compliance
- Learn merchandise admission, inventory control systems, and CBP documentation
- Comprehensive training in FTZ operational procedures and compliance
- Learn merchandise admission, inventory control systems, and CBP documentation
- Gain practical expertise in FTZ recordkeeping and regulatory requirements
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Take the next step in your logistics career. Secure your spot in our upcoming FTZ Specialist course!
Master FTZ Inventory Operations
- This comprehensive course focuses on the operational procedures within Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs), equipping you with essential knowledge in merchandise admission, zone status management, and inventory control systems.
- You'll gain practical skills in managing FTZ documentation and compliance, including completing CBP forms and applying proven inventory control methods that reduce costs and improve efficiency.
- As part of the FTZ Specialist Certification Program, this course builds progressive expertise from introductory trade principles to advanced compliance and logistics strategies.
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CERTIFICATE
Become a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Specialist
The Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Specialist Program at Miami Dade College prepares professionals to manage FTZ operations, compliance, and logistics.
Courses part of this certificate:
• Introduction to International Trade & Foreign Trade Zones
• Managing Inventory and Operations in FTZ
• U.S. Customs Regulations and Trade Compliance
• Technology in Logistics for Foreign Trade Zones
Certificate duration: 124 hours - (12 weeks)
Tuition fee: $ 2,000.00
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Frequently Asked Questions About FTZ Operations
The FTZ Specialist Certification Program at Miami Dade College consists of four courses designed to build progressive expertise in Foreign Trade Zone operations, from introductory trade principles to advanced compliance and logistics strategies. Upon successful completion of all four courses, students receive the FTZ Specialist Certification, a valuable credential in the logistics and international trade industry.
This course focuses on operational procedures within Foreign Trade Zones, including merchandise admission, zone status management, inventory control systems, and recordkeeping requirements. You'll gain practical skills in managing FTZ documentation and compliance, completing CBP forms, and applying inventory control methods to optimize operations and reduce costs.
This course is ideal for professionals working in logistics, supply chain management, customs brokerage, and international trade. It's perfect for those seeking to advance their careers, improve operational efficiency in FTZ environments, or earn the FTZ Specialist Certification. No prior FTZ experience is required.
You can take this course individually to gain specific knowledge in inventory operations, or you can enroll in the full FTZ Specialist Certificate Program sequence. Both options are available to meet your professional development needs.
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Logistics Career?
To obtain more information about the Managing Inventory Operations in FTZ course and FTZ Specialist Certification Program, please contact the School of Continuing Education and Professional Development at Miami Dade College by completing the form below or visiting our offices.
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Foreign Trade Zone Specialist Certificate : ForeignTrade Zone Specialist Certificate
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