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Export & trade economy course syllabus

The recommended order for Export & Trade Economy of Garment Manufacturing: 6 modules covering 14 industry chapters and 15 value chain stages, each module closing with a quiz. About 12–16 hours of reading and quizzes at your own pace.

  1. Module 1 of 6

    1. Export markets and buyer demand

    Read market signals and buyer behaviour to judge which export orders are worth chasing.

    Prerequisite: No prior module required; basic garment manufacturing knowledge is helpful.

    5-question module quiz →

  2. Module 2 of 6

    2. Quoting and confirming an export order

    Take an enquiry through sampling and quotation to a confirmed order with terms you can meet.

    Prerequisite: Complete module 1 and its readings first.

    5-question module quiz →

  3. Module 3 of 6

    3. Lead time, capacity and delivery

    Plan capacity and lead time from order confirmation to finishing, and see what a slipped date costs.

    Prerequisite: Complete module 2 and its readings first.

    5-question module quiz →

  4. Module 4 of 6

    4. The compliance cost of exporting

    Price testing, inspection and audit requirements as part of the export order, not as an afterthought.

    Prerequisite: Complete module 3 and its readings first.

    5-question module quiz →

  5. Module 5 of 6

    5. Duties, rules of origin and trade preferences

    Explain how duty, origin rules and preference schemes change the landed cost of an order.

    Prerequisite: Complete module 4 and its readings first.

    5-question module quiz →

  6. Module 6 of 6

    6. Shipment, documents and getting paid

    Assemble the shipping and payment documents, and see where a factory loses money after the goods leave.

    Prerequisite: Complete module 5 and its readings first.

    5-question module quiz →

Honest scope

This is free self-study material written and reviewed by NOSK.life. There is no examination board behind it, quizzes are self-checks, and duty rates, preference schemes and money figures are worked examples rather than customs, legal or trade advice.

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