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The Dominica Customs and Excise Division is pleased to launch its new Online Learning Centre.

This new online learning portal allows the trading community to access training material, useful information, as well as quizzes on various Customs related topics such as HS Classification, Valuation, Rules of Origin, ASYCUDA Procedures and more.
Customs Officers, Brokers, Ships Agents, private professionals and others who are interested in widening their Customs Knowledge are free to browse though the manuals and presentations to learn about the core concepts of Customs or use these resources to refresh their knowledge base.
Customs will continue to add to this resource base; the following are currently available: MANUALS Valuation of Goods International Trade Agreements Tariff Classification Rules of Origin PRESENTATIONS QUIZZES Tariff Classification Declaration Processing Cargo Manifest Processing General Interpretive Rules VIDEOS How to Clear .SOClassCache Query Response Customs Procedures Tariff Classification Scanned Documents Rules of Origin Trade Agreements The Online Learning Centre can be accessed here: http://www.customs.gov.dm/learning-center Training materials and resources in this Online Learning Centre were made possible by funding and assistance through Compete Caribbean, the Inter- American Development Bank (IDB), the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID), the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), the Government of Canada the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica and the Customs and Excise Division Information Technology Unit.
Compete Caribbean is a Private Sector Development Program that delivers Innovative and practical solutions that stimulate Economic Growth, increase Productivity and foster Innovation and Competitiveness.

The Program works in 13 countries across the Caribbean region.

CCPF is a partnership between the Inter- American Development Bank (IDB), the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), and the Government of Canada.
Content The Customs Online Learning Centre consists of a series of manuals and presentation and other resources to assist Customs Officers, Customs Brokers, Ships Agents, Importers and other members of the Trading Community in learning about key Customs Procedures.

Who is this Online Learning Centre for?


These learning resources are addressed to Customs Officers, Customs Brokers, Ships Agents, Importers, Private Professionals and anyone interested in having a better understanding of customs procedures How was this Learning Centre developed?
Training materials and resources in this Online Learning Centre were developed to supplement recent training provided Customs Brokers and Ships Agents in preparation for the implementation of ASYCUDA version 4.2. and the HS 2017 in Jun, 2019 through funding and assistance by Compete Caribbean.