International Trade Program Centre

Enhancement of organizational and individual performance by bringing out the strengths in people and organizations.

Why International Trade?

In an inter-linked global business environment, traditional barriers to international trade disappear quickly and a country to engage in international trade becomes imperative. Every country needs to export its products and services for international market expansion and to import to meet domestic market's consumption needs. As the result, the international trade had grown exponentially.

If you are interested in contributing in international trade, you stand a great chance in succeeding both for your own career and for your employer. To get the foot in the international trade field, you will need to understand how the international trade business operates and to have the skills in conducting international trade. How? Start your international trade career with Key2Career College's International Trade Program!

Program Highlights

• Taught by industry experts with extensive experience in international trade

• Extensive use of case studies, simulations, project-based learning, with focus on developing project management, teamwork, report writing and communication and presentation skills

• Student takes part in guaranteed field placement with Key2Careers College's international trade company - First Choice Canada (www.firstchoicecanada.ca). You may actually export and/or import goods for sale as part of your internship.

Career Prospects

Because of the multidisciplinary nature of international trade, the career possibilities are virtually endless. Graduates can work in either the private or public sector, as an employee, a contractor, or can start his or her own company.

Graduates of the international trade program will also be qualified for positions in broader areas, such as:

• Tourism

• Finance

• Economics

• Marketing

• Management

• Import/Export

Many of our graduates are working around the world with global logistics companies, freight forwarders, importing/exporting firms, customs brokers, or for consulting and trading companies. Job titles include customs clearance agent, designated shipbroker, freight forwarder, logistics coordinator and international marketing agent, among others.