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CCLEC launches Customs Management Program in collaboration with CCES, University of Canberra
Tuesday, 25 May 2010 09:08

The main objective of the CCLEC higher learning management program is to develop capacity within Customs which will assist in the implementation of modernization programs.  Customs officers are now required to function at a higher standard than what used to be acceptable in the past and therefore it is critical for any modernization program to address training.

In a world of change, functions and procedures cannot be carried out effectively without sound knowledge of global standards and this program will be the first to assist the region in meeting the challenges of operating in a modern Customs environment.  Please click on the picture for more information.

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In its quest for modernization via new technology, the Customs and Excise Division is getting ready to launch its new automated system, ASYCUDA World. Over the past few months intense training an...

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