Our IATA-accredited, online DGR certifications align with the IATA DGR and ICAO Technical Instructions and are designed for freight forwarders, air cargo operators, and shippers responsible for:

  • Accepting dangerous goods consignments
    (IATA function 7.3)

  • Preparing dangerous goods consignments
    (IATA function 7.1)

  • Airline cargo processing and handling

  • Freight forwarding and consolidation

  • Manufacturing and the export of regulated goods

 

Why WiseTech Academy for IATA certification?

Keep your team operational

Reduce training costs and time with our online DG certification, no travel, minimal disruption, and flexible learning that keeps your team operational.

Certification integrity

Final assessments are proctored in accordance with IATA CBTA accreditation requirements, supporting verified competency and certification integrity.

Corporate training oversight

Managers and training administrators can centrally manage enrollments, learning progress, and reporting through their organization's dedicated Academy environment.

Train without disruption. Reduced total training cost.

Priced at only USD $290 (for the initial course) and USD $205 (for the recurrent course), WiseTech Academy’s online training already delivers significant savings compared to classroom training.

For many organizations, the greatest cost of dangerous goods training is not the course itself, but the operational impact of removing personnel from the workplace.

WiseTech Academy's online delivery enables teams to complete certification on-site while remaining available to meet operational requirements.

Not sure which certification you need?

Use the course selector to identify the right course for your needs.

IATA dangerous goods certification

Select the appropriate IATA course for you or contact our DG Certification Team to establish a corporate training framework aligned with your air freight compliance obligations.

Course pricing is shown in USD for our global customer base. 

IATA 7.3 Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments – Initial

US$ 290

IATA 7.1 Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (All Classes) – Initial

US$ 290

IATA 7.1 Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (Excluding Radioactive) – Initial

US$ 290

IATA 7.3 Accepting Dangerous Goods Consignments – Recurrent

US$ 205

IATA 7.1 Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (All Classes) – Recurrent

US$ 205

IATA 7.1 Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (Excluding Radioactive) – Recurrent

US$ 205

 

Important

Freight forwarders and personnel who accept and process dangerous goods (DG) consignments must complete IATA Function 7.3 to apply for or maintain their IATA Airline Cargo Agent accreditation.

IATA certification remains valid for two years. To retain accreditation, users enrolling in recurrent training must hold a current certification that remains valid through the completion of the training.

 

For when IATA certification is not required 

These courses are intended for personnel who prepare dangerous goods consignments for air transport but are not required by their employer, customer, airline, or national aviation authority to hold an IATA certification.

Course pricing is shown in USD for our global customer base. 

Preparing DG shipment

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (All Classes) – Initial

US$ 225

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (Excluding Radioactive) – Initial

US$ 225

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (All Classes) – Recurrent

US$ 150

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments

Preparing Dangerous Goods Consignments (Excluding Radioactive) – Recurrent

US$ 150

 

Important

These courses are aligned with ICAO, 49 CFR, and IATA Function 7.1 requirements.

 

IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations access

To complete these courses, users must have access to the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) throughout the course and assessments.

WiseTech Academy provides eBook access to the IATA DGR (English) 67th edition, with options for:

These options support both course completion and ongoing operational use.

Access to the regulation is delivered via a license enrollment:

  • Users enroll in the appropriate DGR license Payment is by credit card at the time of purchase.
  • For corporate customers, charges are applied via a monthly invoice (no credit card is required for access)
  • A redemption code is provided; users must redeem their code through the Gilmore Global evantage platform

DGR eBook licenses are individual and non-transferable.

Content can be accessed concurrently across multiple devices, enabling users to complete training and assessments without disrupting their workflow.


Countries that recognize our IATA certifications 

Dangerous goods certification requirements are governed by national aviation authorities. Many authorities recognize our IATA-accredited training as meeting the standards required for dangerous goods personnel.

View the list of countries where our IATA certifications are recognized, explore the courses approved by authorities in each jurisdiction, and find links to country-specific regulatory information.

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Corporate Portal and managing IATA DGR training compliance

Dangerous goods training compliance requires more than completing a course. Personnel must remain trained, records must be maintained, and organizations must ensure training remains aligned to current regulatory requirements.

 

The WiseTech Academy Corporate Portal provides your organization with a dedicated Academy environment where managers and training administrators can manage users, training activities, and reporting from one centralized location.

Training administrators can:

  • Bulk enroll personnel into IMDG certification courses
  • Monitor progress and completion in real time
  • Track certification validity and expiry dates across teams
  • Ensure personnel receive automated recertification reminders
  • Manage ongoing compliance

Frequently asked questions

IATA dangerous goods training is required for anyone involved in preparing, handling, or accepting hazardous materials for air transport.

This includes:

  • Shippers and consignors preparing dangerous goods shipments
  • Freight forwarders and cargo agents
  • Airline and ground handling staff accepting or processing cargo

Employers are responsible for ensuring staff are trained in accordance with IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) and aligned to their specific job functions.

IATA dangerous goods courses cover the core competencies required to safely and compliantly transport hazardous materials by air, including:

  • Classification and identification of dangerous goods
  • Packing requirements and instructions
  • Marking and labeling
  • Documentation (Shipper’s Declaration)
  • Acceptance procedures
  • Safety, handling, and emergency response awareness

Training is aligned with IATA’s Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) framework, ensuring it is relevant to your role and responsibilities.

Training aligned to IATA DGR, ICAO, and U.S. 49 CFR, delivered by an IATA-accredited provider and developed with DG Air Training Centre.

WiseTech Academy is an IATA accredited CBTA center (CBTA-PR-22-0040).

Yes. WiseTech Academy is an IATA-approved Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Center.

Our courses:

  • Meet IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) requirements
  • Are recognized by competent authorities in multiple countries, including the U.S., Australia, Canada, and across Europe and Asia.
    View the full list of countries here
  • Provide globally recognized certification aligned to industry standards

To obtain your IATA dangerous goods certificate, you must:

  • Complete the selected online course
  • Successfully pass the final assessment

Upon successful completion of the course, a WiseTech Academy certificate will be issued. This is a temporary certificate, until the IATA CBTA digital certificate is issued, which may take up to fourteen (14) working days.

Initial training

Initial IATA dangerous goods (DG) certificates are valid for 24 months from the date of successful course completion. To remain compliant, you must complete recurrent (refresher) training before your current certification expires, and with enough time to obtain recertification.

Recurrent (refresher) training

Recurrent training must be completed within the twenty-four (24) month validity period. The new expiry date is calculated according to when the recurrent training is completed:

  • Training is completed within the final 3 months before DG certification expires - the new certificate validity is extended for 24 months from the existing expiry date. This means you do not lose any remaining validity by renewing early.
  • Training is completed more than 3 months before DG certification expires; the new certificate validity starts from the date the recurrent training is completed.

If your Initial or Recurrent training was previously completed through WiseTech Academy, an automatic reminder will be sent to you when it is due to be renewed.

Yes. Individual users can enroll directly into the appropriate Dangerous Goods (Hazmat) course. A free Academy account and credit card payment are required.

Yes. If your organization has a dedicated WiseTech Academy Corporate Portal, your training administrator can enroll you in the required courses. Individual users do not need to pay by credit card, as training charges are invoiced directly to the organization.

Yes. The WiseTech Academy Corporate Portal provides your organization with a dedicated Academy environment where managers and training administrators can manage users, training activities, reporting, and billing from one centralized location.

Training administrators can:

  • Assign role-specific training
  • Bulk enroll employees
  • Monitor progress in real time
  • Track certification status and expiry
  • Maintain records for audit and compliance

A Corporate Portal is available to your organization at no cost, with no ongoing fees to operate and no lock-in contract.

Training is typically purchased per enrollment (per user, per course). Organizations manage enrollments through their WiseTech Academy Corporate Portal, with training charges consolidated and invoiced to your organization monthly. DGR access charges are applied via a monthly invoice.

Yes. The Corporate Portal allows organizations to manage enrollments and training across teams, locations, and business units under a single administrative account.

Corporate users can purchase by credit card when monthly billing is not required. Log in using your CargoWise, or organization’s Academy account, then navigate to the course details page, select the Buy Now option, and pay by Credit Card.

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