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Shipping Operations & Port Agency

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Course code
CESF 209
Duration
42 hours
In your first course you had a good introduction to shipping. In this course, you're going to get a lot more specific by examining the operational and practical aspects of marine navigation, with special emphasis on the regulatory context and geographic considerations related to navigating in Canadian waters. You'll also study topics like agency disbursements and accounting, how to build an agent's checklist and more. This is the second of five courses that lead to your Certificate in Marine Transportation, so full steam ahead!

Upcoming date(s)

Term
Section
mode
Fees

January 21 – April 22, 2025
1:00 – 1:00
Winter
OL
Online
$585.00
Term
winter
Section
OL
mode
Online
Fees
$585.00

April 29 – July 29, 2025
1:00 – 1:00
Spring
OL
Online
$585.00
Term
spring
Section
OL
mode
Online
Fees
$585.00

Your takeaways

This course is a great way to help you:
• Learn about the role of the agent, shore support and husbandry;
• Familiarize yourself with navigation in Canadian waters;
• Gain knowledge of port and terminal issues like loading, stowing and securing cargo;
• Understand the role of shipboard personnel and other service providers;
• Appreciate the importance of evolving operational issues like security and the environment.

Our approach

his course is taught by an industry professional who takes an integrative approach to learning that is collaborative, experiential and student-centered. Real-world examples are used to bring topics to life. Participation is one of your keys to success.

Who benefits the most?

• Anyone who wants an introduction to the world of shipping.
• Anyone who wants to start a career in shipping.
• Import/Export workers who want to broaden their understanding of shipping.
• Anyone fascinated by commercial marine transportation.

Important details

This course is given either in an in-class or an online format. Make sure to check the section. "OL" sections indicate an online course.
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