The CTCS modules, taken as stand-alone courses, are suitable for international trade professionals seeking in-depth knowledge of specific customs, logistics and business topics.
The following modules are available:
- Transportation & Export Controls NEW!
- Harmonized System of Tariff Classification
- Valuation and Transfer Pricing
- Rules of Origin and Trade Agreements
- GST/HST/PST/Excise Tax
- Refunds, Duty Deferral and Remissions
- Customs Compliance, Verification and Audit
- Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) NEW!
- Customs Brokerage Management and Client Relations
- Trusted Traders
- Importing Food
- Courier Low Value Shipment Program (CLVS)
- Human Resources
Tuition Fees
Enrolment is considered finalized when the CSCB has received full payment of tuition fees. Course access will be provided in the student's CSCB account upon processing of payment.
Student type |
Fees (all prices in CDN$) |
---|---|
CCS designates and employees of CSCB member firms* |
$ 395.00 per module (plus applicable taxes) $ 885.00 for any three (3) modules + applicable taxes |
CTCS designates (current) |
$ 395.00 per module (plus applicable taxes) $ 825.00 for any three (3) modules + applicable taxes. CTCS designates interested in this package should email ctcs@cscb.ca |
Other |
$ 395.00 per module (plus applicable taxes) |
* Member firms may purchase this special and enrol different employees in different modules.
CCS Points / CTCS Credits
CCS Points
A CCS designate will be awarded 20 professional development points upon successfully completing a CTCS module. CCS designates who re-enrol in a CTCS module they successfully completed in the last 3 years will not be awarded points for completing the same module.
CTCS Credits
A CTCS designate may obtain 10 credits for successful completion of a CTCS module. Certain conditions apply, please refer to Maintenance of CTCS designation for details.
Academic Policy
Please review the Academic Policy for details on exams, withdrawals, etc.
Obtaining a CTCS Designation
If you are interested in becoming a CTCS (Certified Trade Compliance Specialist) designate, please refer to the CTCS Program of Study for more details.