Congratulations to the students who successfully completed the CCS (Certified Customs Specialist) course in 2012 and are now entitled to use the CCS designation.
The passing grade for the CCS course is 65%. The final grade is based on the results of the final examination plus the results of four tests taken throughout the year.
The average grade of the 2011-12 CCS course was 66%, and the mark that occurred the most was 69%. The highest grade was 97%, with 3 students achieving this mark.
The following students received the highest marks – well done!
Ms. Jamie Routtenberg, of Milgram & Co., Montreal, Quebec, shared the highest mark - 97%.
Mr. Yujiang Raymond Cheng, of Genghis Khan Logistics Inc., North York, Ontario shared the highest mark - 97%.
Ms. Shari Stanforth, of Archer Daniels Midland Co., Decatur, Illinois shared the highest mark - 97%.
Ms. Wa (Grace) Gao, of Genghis Khan Logistics Inc., North York, Ontario, shared the second highest mark – 96%.
Miss Helen Rossi, of Cole International, Thunder Bay, Ontario, shared the second highest mark – 96%
One student had the third highest mark – 94%. He is:
Mr. Zhixiong (Paul) Chen, Buckland Customs Brokers Ltd., Toronto, Ontario.
Each CCS designate is committed to excellence through professional development and life-long learning.
Congratulations to all and thank you for your ongoing support!
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Information source
Canadian Society of Customs Brokers (CSCB)
Disclaimer
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