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Years ago, at the turn of the century, when we first started
teaching US Customs Broker License Training, we decided that all of our teachers
must hold a US Customs Broker License, with either a law, CCS (Certified Customs Specialist), corporate training, or teaching background. Today many are also members of (International Compliance Professionals Association) and all of them are currently working as Customs Brokers and/or Customs Consultants.
Because of this, our instructors teach with the
authority that can only be gained by working in the field as a
US Customs Broker! Be sure to read our students comments.
Since we update our materials every six months,
our courses are never static. We update, reformat, expand and add new features to the textbook with each session.
But the backbone of any good training program is its textbook, so we invite you to read
a Chapter from our new textbook, and be sure to check out the Table
of Contents. See for yourself, how we have made the
Customs Broker License Training process, which covers time management, test reference. understanding of the US Customs Federal Regulations, and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, clearer and easier to
learn. Yes, even the best can get better!
The reason that we are constantly improving both the quality and
variety of our training materials is so that you, the student, can
direct your own learning experience in today's performance-focused
environment. We are introducing for the October 2011 semester an
entirely redesigned course. A true
convergence of technology, process and techniques, this program was very popular with our students, and they told us, very
helpful with their studies. In redeveloping this course we did not
walk away from fundamental learning methods, instead we worked
hard to provide a learning strategy which offered
the best in e-learning and increased interactivity with an
instructor. We are sure this is the course of the
future and may very well replace the traditional classroom: The Distance Learning Program.
For the April 2011 semester we added a new book to all of our study programs. This book, REFERENCES, contained all the required references, such as the CATAIR, and Directives, in one easy to locate source. For the October 2011 semester, we have not only updated the Textbook, but have continued to expand our Workbook, which now includes an extended section on Classification Questions and Analysis. For the April 2012 semester, we have updated the textbook, and also completed a major chapter reorganization, and redesigned all of the Students Corners. We are continuing our now very popular Review Webinars for the Distance Learning Program. Because the Webinar Videos are posted in the Distance Learning Student Corner, they can be reviewed by our students, at any time of the day or night, after the live presentation. The Distance Learning and the Five Day Programs continue to have Streaming Video Lectures on Valuation, Classification and Special Programs. Our set of the audio CD's are now available in MP3 file format. And it that is not enough change, we have also added a new chart, to all of our programs, on Security Filing Data Requirememnts, and updated several of the Fast Facts pages. Be assured that with Logistics Training Systems, you will always be studying with the most innovative and the most current materials possible in US Customs Broker License Training.
For a complete list of all topics included in our study materials go to: Summary.
Whenever a major change in the law or an additional requirement for
the exam occurs during a semester, such as it did for the October 2004, April and October 2005, April and October 2007, October 2009, and the April 2011 exam, we simply post the change(s) and/or requirement(s) to the Students Corner
of each class. This allows the student to immediately incorporate the new information into their studies.
Logistics Training Systems has been to China! We held a series of
seminars on "Importing from China into the United States,"
in China. We
are the only US Customs Brokers License Training organization to
have been invited to China. We strongly feel that by helping the
Chinese Shipper/Manufacturer understand both the US Regulations
and the need for clear and concise invoicing, we have also made
things easier for their US counterparts...you!
Prospective students are encouraged to check with their employer for tuition reimbursement programs, we will gladly supply your company with any information needed to reimburse you for your tuition.
TAX DEDUCTION OF EXPENSES: An income tax deduction is allowed for expenses of education (including
registration fees, travel, meals and lodging) undertaken to maintain
and improve professional skills. Please check with your Tax Advisor
to see if you qualify.
Our Dedication to YOUR Success is Second to None!
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