Advanced International Maritime Business training course in London

Available Dates

Jan-13-2025

London
Feb-10-2025

London
Mar-10-2025

London
Apr-14-2025

London
May-12-2025

London
June-09-2025

London
July-14-2025

London
Aug-11-2025

London
Sep-08-2025

London
Oct-13-2025

London
Nov-10-2025

London
Dec-08-2025

London

Dates in Other Venues

Jan-06-2025

Hamburg
Jan-06-2025

Athens
Jan-20-2025

Dubai
Jan-27-2025

Rotterdam
Jan-27-2025

Istanbul
Feb-03-2025

Hamburg
Feb-03-2025

Athens
Feb-10-2025

Dubai
Feb-17-2025

Dubai
Feb-24-2025

Istanbul
Feb-24-2025

Rotterdam
Mar-03-2025

Hamburg
Mar-03-2025

Athens
Mar-17-2025

Dubai
Mar-24-2025

Rotterdam
Mar-24-2025

Istanbul
Apr-07-2025

Hamburg
Apr-07-2025

Athens
Apr-21-2025

Dubai
Apr-28-2025

Istanbul
Apr-28-2025

Rotterdam
May-05-2025

Hamburg
May-05-2025

Athens
May-19-2025

Dubai
May-26-2025

Rotterdam
May-26-2025

Istanbul
June-02-2025

Hamburg
June-02-2025

Athens
June-23-2025

Dubai
June-30-2025

Hamburg
June-30-2025

Athens
June-30-2025

Istanbul
June-30-2025

Rotterdam
July-07-2025

Athens
July-07-2025

Hamburg
July-21-2025

Dubai
July-28-2025

Istanbul
July-28-2025

Rotterdam
Aug-04-2025

Hamburg
Aug-04-2025

Athens
Aug-18-2025

Dubai
Aug-25-2025

Rotterdam
Aug-25-2025

Istanbul
Sep-01-2025

Hamburg
Sep-01-2025

Athens
Sep-15-2025

Dubai
Sep-29-2025

Athens
Sep-29-2025

Hamburg
Sep-29-2025

Istanbul
Sep-29-2025

Rotterdam
Oct-06-2025

Hamburg
Oct-06-2025

Athens
Oct-20-2025

Dubai
Oct-27-2025

Rotterdam
Oct-27-2025

Istanbul
Nov-03-2025

Hamburg
Nov-03-2025

Athens
Nov-17-2025

Dubai
Nov-24-2025

Rotterdam
Nov-24-2025

Istanbul
Dec-01-2025

Athens
Dec-01-2025

Hamburg
Dec-15-2025

Dubai
Dec-29-2025

Istanbul
Dec-29-2025

Rotterdam
Dec-29-2025

Hamburg
Dec-29-2025

Athens

Course Details

This stimulating and intellectually challenging course helps to provide candidates with the skills and knowledge required to operate successfully within the international maritime industry.The course has a strong business focus and explores the complex factors involved in the management of ships and shipping operations worldwide. Candidates will also reflect on the key aspects of maritime law, operations and risk management techniques and look at the impact of international trade on management strategies in the industry.

Evaluate the executive decision-making process in the maritime industry;
Understand the significance of shipping in the entire global supply chain;
Comprehend how the global economy, trade, transport, stock markets, and commodity markets are closely related to shipping.
Assess the conceptual, regulatory, operational, technical and economic aspects of the maritime industry.
Become familiar with theoretical and practical approaches;
Evaluate problem-solving approaches by the use of case studies and best industry practices for each Unit

Managers from the shipping industry
Managers from the oil and gas industry
Administrators in contact with the shipping industry
fleet managers and commercial analysts
Shipping industry employees
NGOs

Our courses in London take place at the following locations :

London Premier Oxford Street Offices: 25 N Row, London W1K 6DJ

Once you register for this course, we will subsequently send the invoice and course information, including location, trainer, and other logistics.

Pay Attention, Please! The course location is subject to availability; the course time will be precise one week before the course start date! We may change the course location if there is no availability, and we will let you know about the location change once it happens.

Course Outline

10 days course

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Day 8

Day 9

Day 10

Fundamentals in Maritime Business

Maritime Industry
Ship Types and Sizes
Maritime Economics
Vessel Traffic & Monitoring
Ship Reporting & monitoring

Maritime Economics

Shipping and the economy
Shipping and Market cycles
The 4 shipping markets
The supply and demand for Sea Transport
Freight rates
Trading areas flows
The economics of New builds and Second-hand ships
Politics & economics

Maritime Economics

Shipping and the economy
Shipping and Market cycles
The 4 shipping markets
The supply and demand for Sea Transport
Freight rates
Trading areas flows
The economics of New builds and Second-hand ships
Politics & economics

Financial Management in a Maritime Business

Understanding financial terms
Issues of Financing in the maritime industry
The financial aspects of cargo management
The operating statement
Breakeven and decision making (cost / revenue relationships)
Budgeting & Forecasting
Financial Controls

Financial Management in a Maritime Business

Understanding financial terms
Issues of Financing in the maritime industry
The financial aspects of cargo management
The operating statement
Breakeven and decision making (cost / revenue relationships)
Budgeting & Forecasting
Financial Controls

Ship Cargoes and Vessels

Types and Nature of Marine Cargo
Types of cargo vessels
The Port System
The development of containerization
Intermodalism – Multimodal Information and the International Supply Chain
The Liner Bill of Lading, The Through Bill of Lading, The Booking Note, Time Charter (BoxTime, Slot Charters (SlotHire)
Marine Cargo Documentation & payment Terms
Customs Maritime Cargo Reporting & Controls
The Duty of Disclosure, Dangerous Goods and Port information
Cargo Stowage and Loading

Ship Cargoes and Vessels

Types and Nature of Marine Cargo
Types of cargo vessels
The Port System
The development of containerization
Intermodalism – Multimodal Information and the International Supply Chain
The Liner Bill of Lading, The Through Bill of Lading, The Booking Note, Time Charter (BoxTime, Slot Charters (SlotHire)
Marine Cargo Documentation & payment Terms
Customs Maritime Cargo Reporting & Controls
The Duty of Disclosure, Dangerous Goods and Port information
Cargo Stowage and Loading

Insurance and Claims

The duties of insurance brokers
underwriters and claims agents
crew injury
explosion and fire
collision
salvage operations
Cargo damage.

Insurance and Claims

The duties of insurance brokers
underwriters and claims agents
crew injury
explosion and fire
collision
salvage operations
Cargo damage.

Maritime Regulations

safety
Security
Environment
Quality
ballast water

Maritime Law and Regulations

the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (COGSA)
Hague-Visby Rules
Limitation of liability
The International Convention Regarding Bills of Lading

Chartering Management, Negotiations & Contracts

The process of chartering and shipbroking practices
Negotiations
Fixtures
post-fixtures
Voyage estimations
Charter party types

Global Maritime Intermediaries

Ship Managers
Banking and Investment Institutions
Ship Agents
Classification Societies
Bunkering Brokers
Crew Managers
Suppliers
Inspectors

Port & Terminal Management

Ports as facilitators of global
regional trade and transport
Port management and concession agreements
Private vs. public Terminal Management
Pilots and Tugs

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