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Unisa launches 6-month export course

10 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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Internationally recognised certificate UNISA’S Centre for Business Management has developed a 6-month course in international marketing designed for newcomers to the industry as well as those already employed in any aspect of international marketing or export trade administration. The comprehensive course, culminating in an internationally recognised certificate, includes an introduction to international marketing and practical exporting with the emphasis on export administration, logistics and finance. Topics covered range from Incoterms 2000 to international payment procedures and documentation. “The course is intended to assist busy executives who do not have the time to commit to long term courses, allowing them to work in their own time and at their own pace and receive a recognised certificate within a six month period,” a Unisa spokesperson told FTW. “It will allow the student to receive credits towards a Unisa diploma, a marketing degree or an MBA.” Unisa will also be developing a six month import course which will be available to students in 2004.

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