CIT FAQs

CIT is an educational program that offers a pragmatic approach to professionalize one’s business skills and knowledge and allows one to manage and do business on a global perspective. It is cost-efficient, quick, yet effective.

Professional certification, trade certification, or a professional designation, often called simply certification or qualification, is a designation earned by a person to assure qualification to perform a job or task. It more often uses post-nominal letters that is an acknowledgment of one’s educational achievement.

Pamela D. Pascual, CITP.

CITP is the acronym for Certified International Trade Professional.

One earns the professional trade designation by completing the required 80 credit hours of courses offered by WTCMM.

Yes. The CITP is valid for 3 years and may be renewed or maintained by taking the required continuing professional development courses offered by WTCMM of at least 8 credit units on the year of the expiry of the Certification.

The CIT Program is offered by WTCMM and it is modeled after WTC Denver, Mumbai, and Winnipeg.

The advantages of being a CITP are:

a. It increases your knowledge and self-confidence

b. You gain versatility with transferrable skills

c. You gain recognition, credibility, and competence

d. It becomes a differentiation as a job candidate

e. You benefit from a network of colleagues

f. You gain a broader worldview

a. Business owners and professionals working in the field of exports, imports, customs brokerage, warehousing, management, marketing, sales, and related fields wanting to professionalize their education on international trade

b. Students and newbies entering the workforce who are looking for graduate-level education and training that will prepare them for supervisory work in private businesses engaged in international trade, government trade departments, as well as local and international non-government organizations

c. Anyone who wishes to pursue an academic career in international trade

Investment is P47,500 + 12% VAT