Self-study
Australian Trusted Trader Certified Practitioner Programme
The complete route to Australian Trusted Trader accreditation for importers, exporters, customs brokers, freight forwarders and logistics providers trading with Australia: the legal framework in Part XA of the Customs Act 1901, the qualification criteria the Australian Border Force actually assesses, the self-assessment and validation process, the benefits package including duty deferral and the origin waiver, and how ATT relates to AEO and C-TPAT under mutual recognition.
Module 1
Introduction to Australian Trusted Trader
- Introduction to Australian Trusted Trader12 min
Module 2
The Legal Framework and the Trusted Trader Agreement
- The Legal Framework and the Trusted Trader Agreement12 min
Module 3
Eligibility and Entity Types
- Eligibility and Entity Types12 min
Module 4
The Qualification Criteria: Overview
- The Qualification Criteria: Overview12 min
Module 5
Trade Compliance, Records and Origin
- Trade Compliance, Records and Origin12 min
Module 6
Physical, Cargo and Conveyance Security
- Physical, Cargo and Conveyance Security12 min
Module 7
Personnel Security and Business Partners
- Personnel Security and Business Partners12 min
Module 8
Information and Cyber Security
- Information and Cyber Security12 min
Module 9
Self-Assessment, Application and Validation
- Self-Assessment, Application and Validation12 min
Module 10
The Benefits Package
- The Benefits Package12 min
Module 11
Mutual Recognition, Maintaining Accreditation, and ATT Compared
- Mutual Recognition, Maintaining Accreditation, and ATT Compared13 min
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