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"How ports work" course released with a newsletter exclusive price of $5 ! Save up to $30.
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Allyn International has released a new introductory level course presenting some introductory level information related to How (cargo) ports work.
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In this course, we talk about ports in general and review an example one, before looking at some standard handling equipment, as well as the main cargo types and their related terminals. We will then look at simulated animations of a break-bulk and of a container port before closing up the module. Seat time is 45 to 55 minutes.
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To thank you for subscribing to our newsletter, you can use the discount code "news5", at check out, to get this course at an exclusive $5 rate.
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Main types of ocean cargo
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The various goods transported by ocean and transiting through ports can be divided in 5 main types of cargo:
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Course certification
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Any course with a final exam which is successfully completed will now entitle you to download an Allyn International completion certificate.
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To celebrate this we set-up a short term 30% discount on these courses - to get it, use certif30 when checking out your cart.
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Truckload or Less-Than-Truckload
When moving cargo by road, you will often have to decide between using a full Truckload (TL) service or a Less Than Truckload (LTL) one.
Many factors are taken into account when making this decision, but before we review a few of them, let’s first define and highlight the main differences between TL and LTL.
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