“Customs Broking Experience Assessment”
The ACBPS recently advised that a number of organisations may conduct an examination that assists applicants who have completed (or been exempted from) the approved course of
study in demonstrating that they have the knowledge required of a customs broker. The CEO may take into account the successful completion of such an examination when assessing whether an applicant has
acquired experience
that fits them to be a customs broker.
myfreightcareer is one such organisation and we are pleased to advise that enrolments are now open for our first
“
Customs Broking Experience Assessment”,
to be held on
Saturday 23 November 2013.
If you would like to enrol in, or find out more about our Assessment, please email
mail@myfreightcareer.com.au and
we will be happy to provide further information to assist you.
Please note that ACN2013/21
provides the following guidance to applicants for a customs broker licence.
In assessing an application for a customs broker licence, section 183CC of the Customs Act 1901 requires the Chief Executive Officer of Customs (the CEO) to consider whether the
applicant:
- is a person of integrity
- has completed a course of study approved by the CEO, and
- has
acquired experience that, in the opinion
of the CEO, fits the applicant to be a customs broker.
We strongly recommend that aspiring Customs Brokers familiarise themselves with the content of this ACN.
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Customs Broking Division
The myfreightcareer
Customs Broking Division now offers the following products:
- Customs Brokers Course
- Customs Broking Experience Assessment
- Customs Brokers CPD Program
- DAFF (NCCC) Scheme Accreditation
Customs Brokers Course
The "face to face" myfreightcareer Customs Brokers Course is offered in Brisbane, Melbourne,
Perth & Sydney.
If you are interested please contact
mail@myfreightcareer.com.au for further information.
Customs Brokers National Examination
Customs Broking Experience Assessment
myfreightcareer is currently working with the ACBPS to ensure that successful completion of myfreightcareer's version of a National Examination, the
"
myfreightcareer Customs
Broking Experience Assessment",
is afforded the appropriate weight, when the CEO is assessing whether an applicant has acquired experience that fits them to be a customs broker.
Customs Brokers CPD Program
The myfreightcareer-AFIF CPD program is delivered online via our CPD website.
Once sessions are released they remain available on the website, allowing a myfreightcareer-AFIF CPD Program participant the flexibility to choose when to complete any session.
DAFF Non-commodity for Containerised Cargo Clearance (NCCC) Scheme Accreditation
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) have advised via "Notice to Industry 28/2013" that they will no longer provide NCCC Scheme Accreditation training
to industry, but rather recognise the delivery of the training by Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), such as myfreightcareer.
Persons interested in becoming accredited under the NCCC Scheme must successfully complete the "Carry Out Quarantine Procedures (TLIA4051A)" Unit of Competency, which is currently
delivered by myfreightcareer as part of our nationally recognised Customs Brokers Course.
myfreightcareer will give intending participants the option of "Face to Face" learning or delivery "Online", ensuring we provide a solution that caters to all requirements.
Want to Know more?
Please contact the myfreightcareer Customs Broking Team at
mail@myfreightcareer.com.au
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