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EPAA Training Center for Export (ETCE)
 
In today´s competitive trade environment, the acquisition and constant refinement of business skills are essential to progress. Access to competent, qualified and motivated staff is vital for all export enterprises. Therefore, training through courses, seminars and workshops will be a main focus of attention in the activities of EPAA.
EPAA training modules ”Your Gateway to the world” will introduce you to the knowledge you need to do business abroad.
You will learn to identify market opportunities, leverage your resources to secure financing and insurance services, and negotiate partnerships with foreign shippers and distributors. If you have already exporting, providing services to exporters, or are contemplating a move into the global arena, you will benefit from the practical information offered in the series of training modules.

Global Entrepreneurship
As global trade barriers come down, Afghan companies must learn to compete internationally.
Global Entrepreneurship will introduce you to the fundamentals of International Trade.
You will cover:
  1. The Global Entrepreneur
  2. The Global Economy
  3. Afghanistan's Place in the World
  4. Buying and Selling Internationally
  5. Trade Rules
  6. The Export Process
  7. The Import Process
  8. The International Business Plan
  9. International Market Research and Marketing
  10. Trade Financing
  11. Logistics and Distribution
  12. Getting Started
  13. Negotiating Abroad
 
International Marketing Course  
Marketing is the part of your business that focuses on the customer. Nowhere is marketing more important than in the global marketplace where competition is fierce. International Marketing will teach you how to outdistance the competition. You will cover:
  1. The Principles of Marketing
  2. Domestic vs. International Marketing
  3. The International Marketing Plan
  4. Market Research
  5. Market Access
  6. Cultural Considerations in International Marketing
  7. Political, Legal and Regulatory Considerations in International Marketing
  8. Marketing the Right Product or Service
  9. Personal Selling Abroad
  10. Mass Marketing Abroad
  11. Pricing and Marketing
  12. Enhancing the Marketing Effort
  13. Marketing Services
 
International Trade Finance  
Financing plays an essential role in international trade. International Trade Finance will take you through complex ventures and will show you how to secure financing. You will cover:
  1. An Introduction to Trade Finance
  2. The Financing Presentation
  3. Trade Finance, Risk Analysis and Risk Management
  4. Foreign Exchange Rates
  5. Export Costing and Transaction Viability
  6. Payment Methods and Short-term Financing
  7. Medium- and Long-term Financing
  8. Factoring and Forfaiting
  9. Understanding and Processing Documentary Credits
  10. Bonds and Guarantees
  11. EDC Export Credit Insurance and Financing
  12. Cash Flow Planning
  13. Countertrade and Consigment
 
International Market Entry and Distribution
Winning at international trade is more than just good marketing. You need a road map to getting your products where they need to go. International Market Entry & Distribution will help you chart a course to international markets and negotiate any obstacle. You will cover:
  1. Defining Strategic Needs
  2. Barriers to Entry
  3. Distribution Issues
  4. Introduction to Market Entry Strategies
  5. Partnering with Foreign Agents a
  6. Foreign Direct Investment and Market Entry
  7. Strategic Alliances
  8. Investing in International Partnerships
  9. Trade Shows
  10. Finding the Right Partner
  11. Negotiating Partnering Agreements
  12. Working with Suppliers
  13. Technology Partnering
  14. Managing a Joint Venture
  15. Exit Strategies
 
International Trade Research
True marketing success in international trade depends greatly upon developing an in-depth understanding of your target markets. This can only be accomplished through research. International Trade Research will take you through the research process, step by step. You will cover:
  1. International Trade Research – An Introduction
  2. Planning the Research Process
  3. Defining Research Objectives
  4. Evaluating Export Opportunities
  5. Data Collection
  6. Using The Internet
  7. Analyzing the Data
  8. Market Intelligence
  9. Competitive Intelligence
  10. Management Information Systems for International Trade
  11. Applying Trade Research: Products and Processes
  12. Applying Trade Research: The Promotional Strategy
  13. Evaluating Import Opportunities
  14. Research Support for Foreign Direct Investment
 
Legal Aspects of International Trade Course
nternational trade law is a complex area that can directly affect your success in international trade. Legal Aspects of International Trade will give you a management perspective and make you fully aware of all of the international legal implications of your expansion into the global marketplace. You will cover:
  1. An Introduction to Business Law
  2. Principles of Canadian Contract Law
  3. International Business Contracts and Conduct
  4. Product Liability
  5. Resolution of Disputes
  6. Sale of Goods
  7. International Sale of Goods
  8. Agents, Distributors and Franchises
  9. Technology and Intellectual Property
  10. e-Commerce and the Internet
  11. Payment and Finance
  12. Carriage of Goods and Insurance
  13. Competition and Antitrust Law
  14. Public Trade Law
 
International Trade Management
The emergence of a global economy has challenged traditional assumptions about management. International Trade Management will help you to manage your international trade activities more effectively, with an eye to competitive advantage. You will cover:
  1. The Global Economy and International Companies
  2. Managing the Export Process
  3. International Business Planning
  4. Competitive and Business Intelligence
  5. Managing for Competitive Advantage
  6. Operating an Export Office
  7. Outsourcing Operations
  8. Managing Strategic Alliances and Virtual Corporations
  9. Supply Chain Management
  10. International Trade Finance
  11. Building an International Workforce
  12. Managing Cultural Diversity
  13. Managing International Innovation
  14. Managing International Assets and Risk
 
In House Company Training
The target groups for EPAA training activities for the private sector are export manager and other staff responsible for exporting in small and medium enterprises throughout the country.
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