Introduction to Ship Chartering and Ship Brokering Practice

Introduction to Ship Chartering and Ship Brokering Practice, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.36, with 42 lectures, based on 82 reviews, and has 332 subscribers.

You will learn about Maritime Transport Industry Import and Export Flow in Ocean Transportation Supply Chain Management Multimodal Ocean Transport Operations in the Logistics Industry Types of Freight Ships(Vessels) Ship Chartering and its Procedure Dry Cargo and Tanker Chartering Market Oil Tanker and Bulk Carrier Classification Basic Terms Used in Shipping Maritime Chokepoints Case Study on the Suez Canal Blockage Shipping and Chartering Documents Key Market Players in Chartering Marine Insurance Ship Classification Societies Information Channels in Ship Chartering Maritime Law Court and Arbitration proceedings in Ship Chartering Common Clauses and Concepts in Chartering This course is ideal for individuals who are Ship Owners, Ship Charterers, Ship Brokers, Ship Managers, Freight Forwarders, Importers, Exporters, Traders, Port Agents and For Those Working in Operations Department in the Maritime Logistics Industry. or This Course is Also for Those Who are Interested or Actively Involved in the Maritime Logistics Industry. It is particularly useful for Ship Owners, Ship Charterers, Ship Brokers, Ship Managers, Freight Forwarders, Importers, Exporters, Traders, Port Agents and For Those Working in Operations Department in the Maritime Logistics Industry. or This Course is Also for Those Who are Interested or Actively Involved in the Maritime Logistics Industry.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Ship Chartering and Ship Brokering Practice

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.36

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 42

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Maritime Transport Industry
Import and Export Flow in Ocean Transportation
Supply Chain Management
Multimodal Ocean Transport Operations in the Logistics Industry
Types of Freight Ships(Vessels)
Ship Chartering and its Procedure
Dry Cargo and Tanker Chartering Market
Oil Tanker and Bulk Carrier Classification
Basic Terms Used in Shipping
Maritime Chokepoints
Case Study on the Suez Canal Blockage
Shipping and Chartering Documents
Key Market Players in Chartering
Marine Insurance
Ship Classification Societies
Information Channels in Ship Chartering
Maritime Law
Court and Arbitration proceedings in Ship Chartering
Common Clauses and Concepts in Chartering

Who Should Attend

Ship Owners, Ship Charterers, Ship Brokers, Ship Managers, Freight Forwarders, Importers, Exporters, Traders, Port Agents and For Those Working in Operations Department in the Maritime Logistics Industry.
This Course is Also for Those Who are Interested or Actively Involved in the Maritime Logistics Industry.

Target Audiences

Ship Owners, Ship Charterers, Ship Brokers, Ship Managers, Freight Forwarders, Importers, Exporters, Traders, Port Agents and For Those Working in Operations Department in the Maritime Logistics Industry.
This Course is Also for Those Who are Interested or Actively Involved in the Maritime Logistics Industry.

Introduces Ship Chartering and Ship Brokering process as an important tool in Maritime Logistics. This course is for those looking for chartering/ brokering opportunities in the maritime logistics industry. It is designed to help you start off you career in the ship chartering and brokering industry. This course will give you an overview of the ship chartering industry and help you gain the practical knowledge you need to equip yourself with 21st century skills in the maritime logistics industry. You will learn interesting topics like flag states and its role in the maritime industry, the role of classification societies in the maritime industry, oil tanker and bulk carrier classification, ship chartering documents, clauses and concepts in ship chartering and many more. This course has been made simple, practical and interesting by the instructor with no complex definition. Since maritime transport is the backbone of the global economy and the global trade and with about 55,000 merchant ships trading globally around the world, learning about the ship chartering process will help you gain further insight into the Maritime and Ship Chartering industry.

This course would also benefit Maritime supply chain professionals who hold respected positions in top maritime companies around the world and for those who want to pursue a career in the maritime logistics industry. This course will certainly provide you with the actual knowledge you need to get into ship chartering and brokering. After this course, you’ll walk away with career enhancing skills in the maritime industry. You’ll get this and so much more. So come let’s begin.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to Maritime Transport

Lecture 1: What is Maritime Transport

Lecture 2: Benefits of Maritime Transport

Chapter 3: Types of Freight Ships/Ship Characteristics

Lecture 1: Types of Freight Ships (Vessels)

Lecture 2: Types of Market Shipping Services

Lecture 3: Ship Characteristics

Lecture 4: Ship Classification Societies

Lecture 5: Flag States and its Role in the Maritime Industry

Chapter 4: Introduction to Ship Chartering

Lecture 1: What is Ship Chartering

Lecture 2: Basic Terms Used In Shipping

Lecture 3: Types of Ship (Vessel) Charters

Lecture 4: Fare Types in Travel Charter

Lecture 5: Classification of Chartering Market

Lecture 6: Factors that Influence the Chartering Market

Lecture 7: Role of The Baltic Exchange in Shipping

Chapter 5: Chartering Documents

Lecture 1: Charter Party

Lecture 2: Bill of Lading

Lecture 3: Commercial Invoice

Lecture 4: Cargo Manifest

Lecture 5: Booking Note

Chapter 6: Key Market Players in Chartering

Lecture 1: Who are the Chartering Participants

Lecture 2: Information Channels in Chartering

Lecture 3: The Role of the Shipbroker

Lecture 4: Shipbroker's Remuneration

Lecture 5: International Shipping Associations

Chapter 7: Chartering Procedure

Lecture 1: The Period of Investigation

Lecture 2: The Period of Negotiation

Lecture 3: The Period of Follow-up

Chapter 8: Legal Point of View in Chartering

Lecture 1: General Remarks on Contract Law

Lecture 2: Maritime Law

Lecture 3: Court and Arbitration Proceedings

Lecture 4: Construction and Interpretation of Charter Agreements

Chapter 9: Common Clauses and Concepts

Lecture 1: The Concept of Seaworthiness

Lecture 2: Laycan

Lecture 3: Clauses associated with Costs

Lecture 4: The War Clause

Chapter 10: Marine Insurance

Lecture 1: What is Marine Insurance

Lecture 2: Types of Marine Insurance

Lecture 3: Marine Insurance Policies

Lecture 4: Principles of Marine Insurance

Lecture 5: Functions of Marine Insurance

Chapter 11: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: How to Become a Shipbroker

Instructors

Daniel Ola
Maritime Logistics Expert

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4 stars: 26 votes
5 stars: 42 votes

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