Introduction to Export Licensing Controls
Institute of Export & International Trade
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
Overview
This course looks at the very important area of Export Controls on goods leaving the United Kingdom. It covers the export of both military and dual-use goods plus software and technology.
In this course the procedures for getting a licence and the different types will be explained. Also, what the categories for licences are and the compliance with shipments to different export regions.
As in all IOE&IT courses, there will be ample opportunity for Q&A sessions and references to sources of information.
Resources
- Course Information Sheet -
Description
Learning outcomes:
- What are Dual-Use goods?
- Military goods
- What is an Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)?
- How to Check for an Export Licence
- Open General Export Licence (OGEL)
- Single Individual Export Licence (SIEL)
- Open Individual Export Licence (OIEL)
- EU General Export Authorisations (EUGEAs)
- End user undertakings
- Export licences controls
- Explanation of dual-use and military goods
- ITAR & EAR
- Exporter Responsibilities
- Export Control Organisation (ECO)
- Correct declarations
- Overview of SPIRE
Who is this course for?
The departments within a business that this course would apply to are:
- Customer Services
- Shipping
- Purchasing
- Accounts and Finance
- Logistics
- Production
- Marketing
- Technical Support
- Quality and Standards
- Distribution
- Legal
Questions and answers
Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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