A New Step in Customs Consultancy Training: Free Education from İGMD Academy
10/26/2026
Customs consultancy is a field of expertise strengthened not only by regulatory knowledge but also by practical experience, legal assessment, and continuous professional development. Ensuring that candidates preparing for the profession have access to high-quality training resources is a critical need for the future of the customs consultancy profession.
A Key Decision from İGMD Academy
In accordance with the decision of the Board of Directors of the Istanbul Customs Consultants Association dated June 2, 2026, it has been resolved that preparatory courses for the Customs Consultancy and Customs Consultant Assistant examinations will be provided free of charge. The training program, planned to commence on June 6, 2026, aims to facilitate access to knowledge for colleagues preparing for these examinations.
Sharing Professional Knowledge
Customs legislation covers a broad spectrum including import, export, transit, tax applications, and trade policy measures. Achieving success in this field is not merely a matter of memorizing regulatory articles. It also requires understanding how regulations are applied in practice and accurately evaluating encountered challenges. The sharing of accumulated knowledge by experienced professionals with new generations contributes to the advancement of professional quality.
Equal Opportunity in Education
Free professional training programs are valuable in enabling candidates from varying economic backgrounds to participate in examination preparation processes under more equitable conditions. A professional ethos strengthened by the sharing of knowledge will contribute not only to examination success but also to the quality of professional services in the future.
Conclusion
The future of the customs consultancy profession will be shaped by well-trained professionals who are proficient in regulations and possess a strong sense of responsibility. For this reason, every contribution made to professional education should be regarded as an investment in the future of the industry.
Hüseyin Coşar
B2BExim Customs and Foreign Trade Services Coordinator