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Industry courses and accreditations
Choose from a range of courses focused on different areas of the global supply chain industry.
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Corporate compliance courses
Specialized compliance training courses for individuals, teams and organizations.
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Nationally recognised training
Nationally recognised online learning to help you launch or advance your career.

WHERE MIGHT YOU GO FROM HERE?
There's never been a better time to launch your career in the exciting world of supply chain logistics.
US $10
trillion
global logistics industry annual revenues
US $17.3
trillion
value of global merchandise exports by WTO members
€1
trillion
EU logistics market size
US $1
trillion
expected value of 2020 cross border e‑commerce shipments
Keeping the World Moving
The global supply chain industry is dynamic, fast paced and continually evolving. Take a look at this video about how freight forwarding works and you will see what we mean.

It's an industry that offers countless opportunities for professionals seeking an exciting and fulfilling career. Professionals that thrive on teamwork, problem solving and personal growth and development.
If that sounds like you, a career in supply chain logistics may be your perfect match.
Why Choose Us?
At WiseTech Academy, we offer courses and training that provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to kickstart your career in supply chain logistics.
Whether it's learning about the movement and distribution of cargo, how to consolidate freight, or how to market goods and services internationally, our industry experts can help you navigate the right path through flexible, affordable and high quality online education.
Be Inspired
Hear from people forging successful careers in the global supply chain industry.
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Example Careers
Acting on behalf of their clients (usually importers), a licensed customs broker manages the border clearance process for cargo. This includes ensuring compliance with the laws of different countries, as well as advising clients on a range of technical matters such as biosecurity and importing permits.

An international freight forwarder is often called an 'Architect of Transport' because of the range of services they provide, including cargo tracking, inland transportation, preparation of shipping and export documents, warehousing, booking cargo space, negotiating freight charges, booking freight with designated carriers, freight consolidation, and cargo insurance.

Also known as the 'buyer' in an international trade transaction, an importer is at the receiving end of the global supply chain whereby they take delivery of merchandise or commodities imported from a foreign country for use, sale or processing in the receiving country.

Also known as the 'seller' in an international trade transaction, an exporter is an individual or company that sends merchandise or commodities from one country to another for use or sale.

Also known as a '3PL' or 'TPL' forwarder, this description applies when a Freight Forwarder provides flexible solutions by moving goods using modes of transport that are not owned by their own organisation.

Where Can I Find More Information?
Industry bodies and associations are a reliable information source and a great place to start your research. Here are some of the key industry bodies in Australia:
Freight and Trade Alliance (FTA)
Shipping Australia
Some recruiting companies have specialized skills placing people in the supply chain logistics industry. In Australia, some examples are: