Notices
11.12.26
International Multimodal Transport Specialist Training Course to Start in Osaka in February
The Education Committee will hold annual International Multimodal Transport Specialist Training Course in Osaka. Applicants are required to attend 30 lectures on a wide range of topics concerning i...
11.11.08
JIFFA Publishes 30 Years’ History
It has been 30 years since Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. （JIFFA） was established as a voluntary organization in October 1981. In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, J...
11.10.17
Seminars on ACL for NVOCCs to be given in Kansai, Nagoya
ACL refers to tasks that forwarders and customs brokers carry out to send information on bills of lading (B/Ls) to shipping companies. Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. (JIFFA...
11.10.17
International symposiums to be held on Rotterdam Rules in Asia-Pacific
Symposiums on the Rotterdam Rules will be held in Tokyo on November 20-21, co-sponsored by the Japanese Maritime Law Association (JMLA) and the University of Tokyo’s Global Center of Excellence (CO...
11.10.03
Workshop for overseas representatives to be presented in Shanghai
A workshop will be presented in Shanghai, China for employees of Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. (JIFFA) member companies who are stationed and recruited in other countries....
11.09.14
Short-term intensive course to be provided on presentations in English
This seminar will be very helpful for Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. (JIFFA) member companies in doing business operations that are becoming more and more globalized.
11.08.23
Practical English communication course to be held in Osaka
Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. (JIFFA)’s Foreign Language Training Committee will hold its annual practical English communication course in Osaka.
11.08.23
Course for qualifying IMTSs to be provided in Tokyo
Japan International Freight Forwarders Association Inc. (JIFFA) will offer a new curriculum in 2011, upgrading the previous nine-day course (27 lectures) to a 10-day course (30 lectures).
