Trade English is really difficult, right?

▶ Difficult points of trade English

In the global trade business Documents are in English, phone calls are in English, meetings are in English, and e-mails are also in English!

General business English is also difficult, but with the addition of trade, it's even harder, right?

Why is trade English difficult?

“Trade English,” which is difficult even for people who speak English well, There are jargon and legal terms that are only used in trade, so if you don't know the practice, no matter how good you are in English, it's bound to be difficult.

There are many things I don't know, and there's no place to ask...

The experience of struggling alone because I didn't know much about import/export trade, logistics, customs clearance, etc. Isn't that your story? Regardless of your year, there are always things you don't know.

though The fact that no one in the company is kind enough to teach like a teacher! I'm sure some of you cried alone in the bathroom because there was no one to ask.

Pay attention to those who fall under the following!

• Those who have trouble asking questions or who don't have a shooter in trade or logistics-related work
• Those who work for a trading company and are hesitant to inquire about forwarders, customs agents, insurance companies, etc.
• Those who work for a logistics company and have trouble understanding what shippers say
• Jobs/start-ups interested in the import/export sector

Trade practice and English all at once!

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Work separately, English separately? No, no!

Learn practical work and English with trade logistics expert Professor Baek So-ra and Korean-American Courtney.

Trade logistics practice to a self-certified expert, Baek So-ra!

A self-certified expert who has dedicated 15 years to trade logistics, Inha University Graduate School of Logistics Learn trade logistics easily with Professor Baek So-ra.

With a lot of practical know-how accumulated through business, lectures, research, and consulting, we will tell you everything that could not be covered in time on the broadcast.

English for trade business to Korean-American, Courtney!

Courtney, the easiest Korean American to teach trade business English in the world!

As a researcher at the Korea Future Logistics Research Institute, we will move away from conglish and teach you sophisticated trade business English with global standards.

curriculums

We specialize in global business, particularly import/export, logistics, trade, and customs. Trade involves many things such as marketing, contracts, payment, transportation, customs, and insurance. From the most commonly used key working terms around the world, we will teach you practical knowledge and documents step by step, from the basics.

1) Fundamentals of business, 'communication and marketing'

At the beginning of a transaction, a smooth conversation with an international buyer or seller is essential. It starts with how to contact overseas customers by email, and how to communicate and market over the phone.

2) The formula for a successful contract

Are you worried about contracts with overseas business partners that are just around the corner, and that there are many concepts and words you don't know? In trade, technical terms are used as English + English abbreviations, so if you don't have basic knowledge, you can't help but be afraid before you even sign a contract.

We'll teach you everything from contract terms to how to write an attractive proposal, how to negotiate professional contract terms, and the most important contract writing.

3) Meticulousness is life, 'payment'

After all your hard work, if you want to get paid properly, you have to carefully examine the payment details so you don't lose money. From misleading payment-related terms such as letter of credit, collection, T.T, O/A, etc., to how to write documents! I will explain everything in an easy, easy to understand manner.

4) Basics of logistics, transportation

Logistics is really unfamiliar, right? To do business with a logistics company, you must have basic logistics knowledge that allows for easy conversation.

We'll tell you everything from International Commercial Terms (International Commercial Terms), which are international rules on the interpretation of trade terms, to shipping quotations, and sea/air waybills.

5) Clearance and insurance are not as difficult as you might think!

There are so many things you need to know about customs clearance, what is an FTA, a certificate of origin, etc.? Don't make it too difficult. Easiest in the world Here are just the essentials of customs clearance and insurance procedures.

After the course?

Hands-on trade logistics lessons used directly at the company! If you take this class, you'll be able to “know” and work now! You will feel confident that. Get practical knowledge and additional confidence from Professor Baek Sora and Kourtney!