Global Logistics: Shipping, Freight, & Supply Chain

International Logistics: Strategy, Planning, Execution, Fast Track, and Supply Chain Strategy for Managers.

What you'll learn

Understand the fundamentals of global logistics and supply chain management

Learn how international shipping, freight forwarding, and transportation work

Explore key logistics terms such as Incoterms, lead times, and customs procedures

Gain insights into import/export documentation and trade compliance

Analyze the roles of logistics providers, carriers, and customs brokers

Learn how to select the best transportation modes for global shipments

Understand warehousing, inventory flow, and distribution in a global context

Discover risk management strategies for delays, disruptions, and global challenges

Apply global logistics concepts to real-world business scenarios

Requirements

Willingness to Learn

Description

CRITICAL NOTICE Prior to Enrollment:This course does not serve as a substitute for official vendor materials necessary for certification exams. It lacks endorsement from the certification vendor, and participants will not receive official certification study materials or a voucher as part of this course.In today’s interconnected world, the movement of goods across borders is more critical—and more complex—than ever. This comprehensive course on Global Logistics is designed to give you a solid foundation in the principles, practices, and strategies behind the efficient flow of goods around the world. Whether you’re new to the logistics field or looking to deepen your understanding of international operations, this course provides the insights and practical knowledge you need to succeed in global supply chain management.You’ll explore the full lifecycle of global logistics, from sourcing and procurement to warehousing, transportation, customs clearance, and final delivery. We’ll cover essential topics such as freight forwarding, Incoterms, trade compliance, documentation, risk management, and logistics technology. You’ll also gain a clear understanding of the roles played by various stakeholders, including shippers, carriers, freight forwarders, and customs brokers.Through real-world examples and clear explanations, this course breaks down complex logistics concepts into actionable knowledge. You’ll learn how global supply chains are structured and optimized, how to select the right transportation modes, how to mitigate delays and disruptions, and how digital transformation is shaping the future of logistics.Whether you’re a business owner managing international shipments, a logistics professional seeking career growth, or a student preparing to enter the supply chain industry, this course will equip you with the tools and confidence to navigate the global logistics landscape. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to make informed decisions, reduce costs, and improve the efficiency and reliability of international logistics operations.Join me and take the first step toward becoming a global logistics expert. No prior experience is required—just a curiosity about how the world of global trade really works.Thank you

Overview

Section 1: MODULE 1

Lecture 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL LOGISTICS

Lecture 2 DIFFERENCE IN CULTURE

Lecture 3 SECURITY

Lecture 4 ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDLY

Section 2: MODULE 2

Lecture 5 MODES

Lecture 6 SHIPPING CONFERENCES

Lecture 7 CONTAINERS

Lecture 8 INBOUNDS

Lecture 9 DOCUMENTS

Section 3: MODULE 3

Lecture 10 INCOTERMS

Lecture 11 INCOTERMS FUNCTION

Lecture 12 EX WORKS ND FCA

Lecture 13 CPT AND CIP

Lecture 14 DAP DPU AND DDPS

Lecture 15 M TERMS

Lecture 16 INCOTERMS CLASSIFICATION

Section 4: MODULE 4

Lecture 17 OUT SOURCE

Lecture 18 FREIGHT FORWARDER

Lecture 19 FREIGHT CONSOLIDATOR

Lecture 20 NVOCCs

Lecture 21 EMC

Lecture 22 PACKING

Lecture 23 CUSTOM BROKER

Lecture 24 OUTSOURCE

Section 5: MODULE 5

Lecture 25 INVENTORY

Lecture 26 DISTRIBUTION CENTRE

Lecture 27 SUPPLY CHAIN

Lecture 28 PACKAGING

Lecture 29 REVERSE LOGISTICS

Lecture 30 RISKS

Business professionals involved in supply chain, shipping, or international trade,Students or graduates seeking a career in logistics or global supply chain management,Entrepreneurs and small business owners who import or export goods,Logistics coordinators, freight forwarders, or customs brokers looking to enhance their skills,Anyone curious about how products move across countries and want to understand global logistics