Training Course of Business of Shipping and Logistics - Hong Kong
Due to the overwhelming response, the training course is full and registration had to close. Sorry for inconvenience caused to you. Please email to Xinyu.sun@polyu.edu.hk if you like to enroll the course in the next intake.
This programme "Business of Shipping and Logistics" has been included into the pre-approved list under "Professional Training and Examination Refund Scheme" (ProTERS) in Hong Kong. Each successful applicant will be refunded 80% of their fees, subject to a maximum of HK$18,000 (whichever is less) for the pre-approved course.
For applications details, please refer to the below links -
Application Form
Pre-approved Courses/Examinations List
Course Title
Business of Shipping and Logistics
Course Objectives
This course consists of foundation subjects on shipping and logistics. It provides students with both principles and knowledge in shipping and logistics. The course should be suitable for new entrants to the shipping and logistics industry.
Target Participants
This course should be suitable for new entrants to the shipping and logistics industry.
Duration
19, 26 September and 17,24 October 2015
9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Total (8 hours x 4 days =) 32 hours
Course Contents
(The course consists of 8 subjects and each subject is about 4 hours long)
The subjects are subject to review and change.
Subjects Short Syllabus
Maritime Economics and Shipping Markets | Shipping Revenue and Costs | ||
Relationship of shipping with microeconomics | Shipping accounts - the framework for decisions | ||
and macroeconomics | Revenue the ship earns and how to maximize | ||
The sea transport system (or the economic | ship revenue | ||
model of sea transport) | Costs of running a ship | ||
The four shipping market | |||
The shipping market cycle | |||
Carriage of Goods by Sea Law | Finance for Shipping | ||
Shipping documents | Brief history of shipping finance | ||
Use of bills of lading and charter parties | World financial system for shipping finance | ||
Hague-Visby Rules | (sources of funds for shipping finance) | ||
Bills of Lading and Analogous Shipping | Main methods of raising shipping finance | ||
Documents Ordinance | Details of bank shipping finance | ||
Carriage of Goods by Sea Ordinance | |||
Global Sourcing and Supply Management | Marine Insurance in Shipping and Transport Logistics |
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Outline the internationalization strategies of firms | Understand the importance of risk management in | ||
in changing global business environments | shipping and transport logistics | ||
Examine international purchasing decisions and | Apply the insurance law in Hong Kong, the UK | ||
development of global sourcing | Institute Clauses, the law in relation to cargo | ||
Evaluate global sourcing functions in context of | insurance, hull and machinery insurance and | ||
integrated international value chains | protection and indemnity insurance | ||
Develop global sourcing organization and | Analyse legal cases and interpret legislations and | ||
strategies for effective supply chain management | legal documents | ||
Understand the best practices and contemporary | Discuss how to solve real legal issues by applying | ||
issues of global sourcing and supply | the legal method and conducting legal researches | ||
Container Ports and Cargo Management | Sales and Marketing in Container Shipping | ||
Business of container port | Strategies and Policies | ||
Operations of container ports | Market Intelligence and Competition | ||
Port marketing & economics | Yield Management | ||
Port development, management & challenges | Tariffs | ||
Port development cycle overview | Customer Relationship Management | ||
Public Relation / Advertising | |||
The course will be conducted in English, with handouts available primarily in English.
Time Table
Day | Time | Activities |
19 September (Saturday)
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8:20am - 8:50am | Registration |
8:50am - 9:00am | Welcome Speech | |
9:00am - 12:50am | Prof. CHOY, Petrus Maritime Economics and Shipping Markets |
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1:00pm - 2:00pm | Lunch break | |
2:00pm - 5:50pm | Mr LAM, Wing Chiu Container Ports and Cargo Management |
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26 September (Saturday)
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9:00am - 12:50am | Prof. CHOY, Petrus Shipping Revenue and Costs |
1:00pm - 2:00pm | Lunch break | |
2:00pm - 5:50pm | Dr TAI, Sik Kwan Carriage of Goods by Sea Law |
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17 October (Saturday)
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9:00am - 12:50am | Mr LEE, Michael Sales and Marketing in Container Shipping |
1:00pm - 2:00pm | Lunch break | |
2:00pm - 5:50pm | Prof. CHOY, Petrus Finance for Shipping |
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24 October (Saturday)
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9:00am – 12:50am | Prof. NG, Stephen W.K. Global Sourcing and Supply Management |
1:00pm – 2:00pm | Lunch break | |
2:00pm – 5:50pm | Dr NG, Jim Mi Jimmy Marine Insurance in Shipping and Transport Logistics |
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5:50pm – 6:00pm | Certificate Presentation and Closing |
The Organizer
C Y Tung International Centre for Maritime Studies (ICMS) is an organisation engaged in application-oriented research in shipping, maritime and supply chain logistics. ICMS also commits itself in quality teaching in maritime education and professional training.
Course Fee
HK$5,000.
The Payment can be made by cash, cheques.
This programme "Business of Shipping and Logistics" has been included into the pre-approved list under "Professional Training and Examination Refund Scheme" (ProTERS) in Hong Kong. Each successful applicant will be refunded 80% of their fees, subject to a maximum of HK$18,000 (whichever is less) for the pre-approved course.
Venue
C Y Tung International Centre for Maritime Studies, 4/F, Core D, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Certificate
Upon successful completion of the course (more than 70% attendance), students will be awarded with a "Business of Shipping and Logistics" issued by ICMS.
Application Deadline
The application deadline is 15 August 2015.
If the number of applications is low, the course will be cancelled and applicants will be informed on 28 August 2015 or as soon as possible.
General Enquiries
For more information, please click https://lms.polyu.edu.hk/pmlc/news-events/posts/2015/january/training-course-of-business-of-shipping-and-logistics-hong-kong
Application Form to MATF http://www.thb.gov.hk/eng/whatsnew/transport/2014/MATF_ProTERS_F1(Rev7_2014).pdf
Pre-approved Courses/Examinations List of MATFhttp://www.thb.gov.hk/eng/whatsnew/transport/2014/MATF_ProTERS_L1(Rev7_2014).pdf
or contact Dr Xinyu Sun at Tel: 2766 6636, Email: Xinyu.sun@polyu.edu.hk
Your Professional Instructors
Prof. LU, Chin-Shan
Professor
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Consulting, Research and Teaching Interests:
Shipping Operations and Management; Port Operations and Management;
International Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Maritime Safety,
Sustainable Development in Shipping and Port
Prof. CHOY, Petrus
Professor of Practice (Shipping Finance)
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Consulting, Research and Teaching Interests:
Contract Management, Quality Management, Risk Management, Shipping Finance
Prof. NG, Stephen W.K.
President, The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong
Vice President, IFPSM, Asia Pacific Region
Managing Director, QuST Continuation Limited
Adjunct Professor, Beijing Jiaotong University and The Hong Kong
Polytechnic University
Dr NG, Jim Mi Jimmy
Assistant Professor
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Consulting, Research and Teaching Interests:
Risk Management in Transport Logistics, Legal Aspects of e-Business in Logistics, Shipping and Logistics Law, Arbitration and Mediation
Dr YIP, T. L.
Associate Professor
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Consulting, Research and Teaching Interests:
Ports & terminals, Commercial shipping, Transport risk
Dr TAI, Sik Kwan
Assistant Professor
United International College, Zhuhai
Consulting, Research and Teaching Interests:
Carriage of Goods by Sea Law, Marine Insurance Law, Maritime Law
Mr LAM Wing Chiu
Assistant Professor
EMBA (CityU)
Operations & Capacity Development Manager
Hong Kong Business Unit
Modern Terminals
The member of the HKCTOA (Hong Kong Container Terminal Operator
Association) Executive Committee
Mr LEE, Michael
B.S. (National Taiwan Ocean University), MSc (University of Wales)
Ex General Manager
Maersk (China) Shipping Company
The Chairman of Planning and Development Committee
Chinese Maritime Research Institute, Taiwan
Reflections from our training participants
The intakes of four-day Training Course of Business of Shipping and Logistics has successfully completed in September/October 2013, May/June 2014, Jan/Feb and May/June 2015 respectively. They were very well received by the participants. Here is a selection of the comments we have received.
Shipping fundamentals were very nicely explained and simplified | |
I have learned many new terms like capital cost, equity share capital and may other new terms pertaining to accounting which is really useful understand them. | |
Everything has already been excellent. Thanks for Professor's great teaching & sharing | |
Teacher is great and lively reasoning insight | |
It gives us an overall idea of port operation and actual throughput figure of different ports | |
All critical law terms were explained with easy instances which helped me a lot to clearly | |
The big picture of the supply chain management concepts should be most useful to broaden my thoughts and visions | |
Present real-life designed case to demonstrate/practice application of taught concept to effective optimising in sourcing/ management, particularly to juxtapose examples of KPI applied to case of failure versus success. | |
Provide adequate reference from present market. Very good knowledge of the material. | |
He gives me a concrete, simple understanding on the overall idea. | |
His humor and usage of stories makes easy for me to remember the concepts taught. | |
Very happy with the lecturer! Continue with the way that you are teaching. | |
Very knowledgeable and humorous! Good and informational slides which is easy to follow. | |
I appreciated his use of games to supplement his teaching of sourcing concepts. |