Certificate Course · Managed to ASTM E2659

CSTL – Certificate in Shipping, Transportation and Logistics

The CSTL (Certificate in Shipping, Transportation & Logistics) program is a specialized professional course designed to build operational excellence across global freight and distribution networks. Certified by BRASI USA, this comprehensive curriculum provides practical mastery in carrier selection, routing guide development, and multimodal transportation strategy across road, rail, air, and ocean freight channels. Learners explore international shipping documentation, customs clearance procedures, tariff structures, cargo liability management, and Incoterms® 2020 rules. The program integrates financial fundamentals, carrier contract negotiation, transit time optimization, route planning, and advanced quality management tools including Lean and Six Sigma to reduce transport variability, eliminate operational bottlenecks, and enhance overall cargo security.

Enrollment Options

Your next step. Your pace.

Choose the learning format that works for you. Self-paced learning is available anytime, while Instructor-Led Online sessions are offered on scheduled cohort dates.

01

Self-Paced Learning

Build your skills on your schedule.

6 months full curriculum access
Video lessons & downloadable handbooks
Module quizzes & final assessment
Certificate downloadable upon passing
24×7 online portal access

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instructor-led Online

Learn together. Out ideas into practice.

Four consecutive Saturday sessions
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST/DST (New York time)
Interactive Q&A & practical examples
Can be taken before or after completing the self-paced course

Course Content

CSTL Student Guide – PDF
CSTL Course Overview
Course Modules
CSTL Module 1
CSTL M1 Quiz 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
CSTL Module 2
CSTL M2 Quiz 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
CSTL Module 3
CSTL M3 Quiz 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
CSTL Module 4
CSTL M4 Quiz 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
Evaluation Form
CSTL Course Evaluation Form
Test
CSTL Final Test 1 Quiz
Lesson Content
Contact the Instructor