Crash Course in International Shipping
Crash Course in International Shipping
The intensive crash course seminar in International Shipping provides a comprehensive overview of the shipping industry, focusing on key aspects such as shipping practitioners, ship management, maritime economics, port management, and maritime law.
Through a series of interactive presentations and discussions, participants will gain valuable insights into the operations, challenges, and regulations governing the global shipping sector.
The world of international shipping can be complex and dynamic, especially for newcomers or those who are focused on specific sectors within the industry.
Whether you're new to the field or seeking to broaden your understanding, this seminar will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the intricacies of global shipping with confidence.
This course aims to provide participants with a solid foundation in the fundamental concepts and practices of shipping and maritime management, enabling them to make informed decisions and contribute effectively to the industry.
The language of delivery is English.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Session 1: The Shipping Practitioner & The Shipping Company
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of shipping practitioners within the industry.
- Analyze the structure and operations of shipping companies.
- Evaluate different ship management models and agreements used in the industry.
Session 2: Ships & Markets
- Identify different types of ships and their functions.
- Interpret key concepts related to shipping markets and maritime economics.
- Analyze factors influencing supply and demand in the shipping industry.
Session 3: Port Management
- Recognize the importance of ports and their facilities in global trade.
- Understand the roles and functions of port authorities.
- Differentiate between various types of shipping ports and their operational characteristics.
- Evaluate the performance of ports and their impact on the maritime supply chain.
Session 4: Maritime Law
- Explain the concept of seaworthiness and its significance in maritime operations.
- Understand the principles and practices of marine insurance.
- Identify the requirements and implications of International Safety Management (ISM) and International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Codes.
- Analyze the legal aspects of bills of lading and charterparties in shipping contracts.
- Session 1: The Shipping Practitioner & The Shipping Company
- Session 2: Ships & Markers
- Session 3: Port Management
- Session 4: Maritime Law
Eleni Poriki
Eleni boasts a rich and varied career, having made significant contributions across diverse sectors including marketing, consulting, and finance. Presently, she serves as a vital member of the Operations Team within a reputable maritime firm based in London, UK.
Eleni’s educational background comprises a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Maritime Business from Solent University of Southampton (UK) and a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Banking and Finance from London South Bank University (UK). Her exceptional performance in the latter earned her the coveted Distinction designation, along with the honor of being the Dean of her graduating class. Eleni’s achievements in academia also led to her being awarded a full scholarship for her Master’s degree program at London South Bank University.
Residing and working in the United Kingdom, Eleni possesses extensive experience in shipping, where she has consistently excelled in all facets of the role.
Note:
- There are no fixed course start dates. You can start your course ANYTIME, from ANYWHERE adapting the duration of the course to your needs.
- Attentance: 8-10 notional hours ( prerecorded videos approximately 3:30 hours, in total).
- There is a time limit of access to the course of 3 months in order to fulfill this course starting from the time of your registration.
- The WMA-ISSA must be in receipt of full payment before access to the course is granted. Each participant is provided with the maximum number of days per course days access to the course. If you fail to complete the course during that time, then you must register again and repay for the course to be granted with access.
- No course material may be copied or reused without the permission of the World Maritime Academy. You must not allow any third party to use your account information and/or computing equipment to access the digital content or course that you have booked. You may only use course materials for your own personal use. You must not provide, offer to sell, license or transfer the course materials (whether in whole or in part in any manner or form or in or on any media) to any other person unless we have agreed to this in writing
The intensive seminar is open to those willing to acquire knowledge in shipping irrespective of educational background or experience.
This seminar warmly welcomes anyone with a keen interest in the fascinating world of international shipping, whether you're just starting out or seeking to broaden your understanding.
$260.00
100% Online!
Duration: 8-10 notional
Number of modules: 4
Fees: $260
Language: English (with subtitles)
Course Tools: Self-paced course; Pre-recorded Seminar, Check your Knowledge Quiz Questions, Extra Resources, Course Instructor, Course Forum, Certification, Course Administrator.
$260.00
100% Online!
Duration: 8-10 notional
Number of modules: 4
Fees: $260
Language: English (with subtitles)
Course Tools: Self-paced course; Pre-recorded Seminar, Check your Knowledge Quiz Questions, Extra Resources, Course Instructor, Course Forum, Certification, Course Administrator.
The intensive crash course seminar in International Shipping provides a comprehensive overview of the shipping industry, focusing on key aspects such as shipping practitioners, ship management, maritime economics, port management, and maritime law.
Through a series of interactive presentations and discussions, participants will gain valuable insights into the operations, challenges, and regulations governing the global shipping sector.
The world of international shipping can be complex and dynamic, especially for newcomers or those who are focused on specific sectors within the industry.
Whether you're new to the field or seeking to broaden your understanding, this seminar will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate the intricacies of global shipping with confidence.
This course aims to provide participants with a solid foundation in the fundamental concepts and practices of shipping and maritime management, enabling them to make informed decisions and contribute effectively to the industry.
The language of delivery is English.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Session 1: The Shipping Practitioner & The Shipping Company
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of shipping practitioners within the industry.
- Analyze the structure and operations of shipping companies.
- Evaluate different ship management models and agreements used in the industry.
Session 2: Ships & Markets
- Identify different types of ships and their functions.
- Interpret key concepts related to shipping markets and maritime economics.
- Analyze factors influencing supply and demand in the shipping industry.
Session 3: Port Management
- Recognize the importance of ports and their facilities in global trade.
- Understand the roles and functions of port authorities.
- Differentiate between various types of shipping ports and their operational characteristics.
- Evaluate the performance of ports and their impact on the maritime supply chain.
Session 4: Maritime Law
- Explain the concept of seaworthiness and its significance in maritime operations.
- Understand the principles and practices of marine insurance.
- Identify the requirements and implications of International Safety Management (ISM) and International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Codes.
- Analyze the legal aspects of bills of lading and charterparties in shipping contracts.
- Session 1: The Shipping Practitioner & The Shipping Company
- Session 2: Ships & Markers
- Session 3: Port Management
- Session 4: Maritime Law
Eleni Poriki
Eleni boasts a rich and varied career, having made significant contributions across diverse sectors including marketing, consulting, and finance. Presently, she serves as a vital member of the Operations Team within a reputable maritime firm based in London, UK.
Eleni’s educational background comprises a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Maritime Business from Solent University of Southampton (UK) and a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Banking and Finance from London South Bank University (UK). Her exceptional performance in the latter earned her the coveted Distinction designation, along with the honor of being the Dean of her graduating class. Eleni’s achievements in academia also led to her being awarded a full scholarship for her Master’s degree program at London South Bank University.
Residing and working in the United Kingdom, Eleni possesses extensive experience in shipping, where she has consistently excelled in all facets of the role.
Note:
- There are no fixed course start dates. You can start your course ANYTIME, from ANYWHERE adapting the duration of the course to your needs.
- Attentance: 8-10 notional hours ( prerecorded videos approximately 3:30 hours, in total).
- There is a time limit of access to the course of 3 months in order to fulfill this course starting from the time of your registration.
- The WMA-ISSA must be in receipt of full payment before access to the course is granted. Each participant is provided with the maximum number of days per course days access to the course. If you fail to complete the course during that time, then you must register again and repay for the course to be granted with access.
- No course material may be copied or reused without the permission of the World Maritime Academy. You must not allow any third party to use your account information and/or computing equipment to access the digital content or course that you have booked. You may only use course materials for your own personal use. You must not provide, offer to sell, license or transfer the course materials (whether in whole or in part in any manner or form or in or on any media) to any other person unless we have agreed to this in writing
The intensive seminar is open to those willing to acquire knowledge in shipping irrespective of educational background or experience.
This seminar warmly welcomes anyone with a keen interest in the fascinating world of international shipping, whether you're just starting out or seeking to broaden your understanding.