People in training acquire much of their specialist skills through a close interaction between theory and practice, school and work. This allows you to develop unique methodologies, skills and social attitudes.
Apprentices can learn how to plan and organise transport solutions so that goods from all over the world arrive from A to B safely, punctually and economically, know the technical and economic conditions of the market (such as Incoterms), find the most efficient transport solutions and effective and finally become familiar with customs laws, insurance and foreign trade regulations.