| Duration：May 2005 |
Closing date：February 1 2005 |
| Objectives：
Upon completion
of the course, participants will be able to：
1. Enhance the
capability of identifying the classes and values of risk；
2. Get familiar
with the criteria for risk identification and risk assessment；
3. Understand
the routine work of application and maintenance of the risk management
platform；
4. Enrich the
techniques of risk analysis and handling
5. Exchange the
knowledge and experience in risk management |
| Specific Requirements：
1. Middle or high
rank officers of Customs who are responsible for risk management
or relevant training from Asia Pacific countries or Customs regions;
2. Preferably
a basic university degree with at least 5 years of working experience
in Customs matters and proficient in English.
3. The participants
should be under 45 and in good health. |
| CURRICULUM,
EXPERTS & METHODOLOGY |
| COURSES\SEMINARS |
CLASSES |
EXPERTS |
METHODOLOGY |
| 1.The application
and maintenance of the risk management platform |
8 |
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Lecture & illustration |
| 2.Standards design
concerning risk identification and risk assessment |
2 |
Lecture & case study |
| 3.The application
of risk analysis and handling ways |
8 |
Illustration & case study |
| 4.The joint action
between risk management and other Customs affairs, and the systematic
reform |
4 |
Lecture & illustration |
| 5.The enterprises
law-abidance and Customs assessment |
4 |
Lecture & illustration |
| 6. The exchange
of participants |
8 |
Case study |
| REQUIREMENTS ON COMMUNICATION MATERIAL |
| 1. Content |
Participants are
required to prepare a case study relevant to training topic so that
knowledge and experience could be exchanged with other participants. |
| 2. Instruction on print
and
delivery |
The printed materials
( case study) should be sent to our course coordinator two weeks
before class via post or fax (086-021-58436195)，and its electronic
files should be sent to train_scc@yahoo.com.cn at the
same time, Font Arial 12，in a Windows compatible
programme. |
| 3. Presentation |
Participants are
required to make a 15-minute class presentation of the prepared
materials and be to ready for a “Q &A” session. |
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