1. Foreign Aid Human Resource Training of Chinese Government
Targeted Trainees
Officials of governments, financial circle and chambers of commerce and industry, executives of companies from CEE, Asia, Africa, Latin American countries
Program Model
Training + local business visit + participating in high level events + economic & trade match-making meeting etc.
Cooperation Partners
Public institute, CCPIT and sub-councils all over the country, local government, related associations and institutes including but not limited to CASME, civil technology promotion association, domestic enterprises, various enterprises interested in expanding international market and enhancing international influence, financial institute, Bank of China, China Development Bank, China-LAC Cooperation Fund, China-Africa Development Fund, Silk Road Fund
Program Achievement
Till December 2016, CCPIT has undertaken 33 foreign aid training programs for international chambers of commerce and industry, attended by 811 officials of director , director general and ministerial level from 125 countries.
2. Customized Training Service for Overseas Enterprises and Associations
Who May be Interested?
Chambers of commerce and industry and their member companies, TPOs, international associations, universities, business colleges
What We Offer?
Authoritative teachers database: officials from MOFCOM, Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ), General Administration of Customs (GAC), State Administration of Taxation (SAT), R&D institutes, leading international companies, consulting companies etc.
Flexible Model:
Model 1: business training+ match-making meetings + business visit
Model 2: business training+ workshop+ field visit/intern in Chinese company
Model 3: business training + exhibition+ match-making meetings
Case: WTC Accra Trade and Investment Delegation in China
l Learn about Chinese market and investment overseas
l Meeting with over 200 Chinese companies interested in cooperation
l Business visit in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, knowing about local market, industry structure, potential partners
l Go back with a lot of business opportunities
3. Export to China Capacity Building Program
Project Goal
Increase exports of SMEs from developing countries to china, to take advantage of Asia’s largest and most dynamic import market, as a stimulus to boost international trade.
Project Strategy
The project adopts a three-pronged strategy:
l Production of comprehensive materials and tools to increase availability and accessibility of customized trade-related information on the Chinese market;
l Capacity building to improve SMEs' awareness and understanding on how to export to the Chinese market;
l Application of the information, knowledge and skills transferred through direct contacts with potential Chinese buyers and business partners, and identification of new business opportunities and partnerships.
Training Topic
l How to develop your exports to China?
l Working with Chinese companies-understanding culture, business practices and effective partnership building;
l Cross border trade with China and trade facilitation;
l Experience sharing from a Chinese importer;
l Introduction to e-commerce for the Chinese market;
Key Activities
Field-based demand surveys in China and supply surveys in developing countries; development of a web-based trade information portal; publication of a business guidebook on how to export to China; awareness-raising round table on potential for and constraints to export expansion to China; training workshops and advisory support on Chinese market conditions and requirements, trade fair participation and follow-up; participation in trade fairs and matchmaking events in China; field visits to production sites in China.
Expected Results
l Increased availability and accessibility of trade-related information on the Chinese market targeting specifically SMEs in developing countries;
l Improved capacity of SMEs to export to the Chinese market;
l New business opportunities and partnerships identified with Chinese enterprises, and new exports generated for SMEs from developing countries.
4. CEM
Introduction
Established in 1975 by the IAEE board of directors as a voluntary certification program, the CEM credential is recognized throughout the exhibitions and events industry as a means of raising professional standards.
The CEM learning program is a comprehensive course of study of specific and practical information within the exhibitions and events management arena. The program is based on a curriculum blueprint that is composed of the essential concepts required of a competent professional in the study of exhibitions and events management.
Trainees
l Sponsor of exhibition and conference
l Venue/facility management
l Exhibition bureau
l Service contractor of exhibition and conference
l Exhibition ads company
l Other professionals of exhibition industry
5. Leading Talents Training
Introduction
Leading talents training is organized to enhance international management and competitiveness of enterprises by cultivating entrepreneurs with global vision, creativity. Entrusted by the headquarter, the training center plays an significant role in cultivating talent for economic and foreign trade development under outline of national medium and long term talent development plan.
Contents
According to national strategy of foreign trade and investment including belt and road initiative, going global strategy, the program adopts various ways to provide a systemic and multi-dimension education for trainees to build on capacity of international management. Trainees will have a chance to participate in a face to face meeting with representatives of international chambers of commerce and industry and participating in international events of CCPIT.
Targeted Trainees
l CEOs and executives of international enterprises in various sectors
l CEOs and executives of SMEs that are interested in starting business overseas or expand international market
6. Consumer Product Safety Training
Introduction
Toys, children's products, electronic products exported are submitted to lot of consumer goods safety regulations. Frequent recall of products for safety problems cause huge loss for export enterprises. Training for product safety can help export manufacturers deal with consumer product safety; reduce cases of recall so as to enhance competitiveness of Chinese enterprises.
Speakers
l U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
l European Commission of Health and Consumers
l SGS, UL
Targeted Trainees
Personnel in charge of R&D and legal affairs of manufactures (aimed at US and EU market)
Characters
Trainees can get an all round and deep understanding of consumer product safety policy, standards, test laboratories and legal affairs
7. Cross Boarder E-Commerce Training
Courses
Policy explanation, e-commerce skills, innovative management and thinking, share of cases
Speakers
Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFCOM), General Administration of Customs, AQSIQ, e-commerce companies, payment service providers
Targeted Trainees
Traditional foreign trade company in transformation, small and medium sized courses boarder e-commerce companies and CCPIT staffs
8. FTA Training
As an important part of China’s opening up policy, Free Trade Agreements between China and countries like Swiss, South Korea, Australia and Georgia start to take effect while export company are faced with such problems as lacking understanding of FTA and international trade rules, unable to use it for improving its competitiveness. This training can help in filling the gap so that the export company can explore international market.
Speakers
Tariff Departments of Ministry Of Finance and General Administration of Customs
Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFCOM)
Targeted Trainees
Foreign trade companies, CCPIT staffs of legal affairs
Courses
l Future prospect of free trade zones
l Influence of TPP
l Tax policy in transition period of implementing FTA
l How to take advantage of FTA to do business? Etc.