Analyze cross-border movements of people, goods, and associated data to maintain compliance with regulations.Apply investigative methods to identify offenses and consequently determine the penalty and/or prosecution.Scrutinize industry documentation for cross-border movements to meet legal obligations for customs compliance.Produce professionally written reports and disseminate to a variety of stakeholders in accordance with government and organizational needs.Utilize appropriate conflict/dispute resolution techniques consistent with professional ethics and practice as required in both the private and public sectors of Customs/Border Services.Assess appropriate taxes, duties and associated relief to be in compliance with the law under international trade agreements, legislation and regulations.Develop dispute resolution, critical thinking skills and communications that are in demand for both private and public sectors of customs/border services in Canada.Apply customs legislation, regulations, and procedures.Learn how to complete and scrutinize cross-border documentation relating to duties, taxes, transportation, and other government departments.Apply enforcement techniques and procedures for the cross-border movement of people and goods.Learn the role and legislative jurisdiction of Customs, Immigration and other Government departments.Throughout this program you can expect to: You will also participate in a mandatory field placement, where you will gain valuable work experience that often results in an offer of employment if you meet the employer’s standards. Cross-border trade, which now exceeds over $1 billion a day, and the continuous flow of international travellers can offer you many challenging career opportunities in both the public and private sectors.Įxperiential, hands-on learning with real life enforcement tools is an integral part of the program. The scope of border operations continues to expand.

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