The Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) program has been known for both its quality and its value since its inception in 2002. More than 5,000 trade professionals now call themselves a CCS in Canada and beyond.
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Become a CCS
To become a CCS, an individual must:
- successfully complete the Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) course, OR
- work for a CSCB member, have at least two years' work experience in the customs environment, and successfully challenge the CCS examination.
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Maintenance of CCS Designation
Certified Customs Specialists (CCS) must uphold their designation annually by engaging in professional development activities and making an annual payment. This process ensures that CCS professionals stay current with new customs policies, administrative programs, and the rapidly evolving landscape of international trade agreements.
Benefits of holding a CCS designation
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