Implementation of training and methodical instruments of the world customs organization in the process of training of masters in the field of customs in ukraine

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  • O Triakana

Abstract

The article deals with the current issues of implementation of the educational
and methodical WCO instruments in the process of training of masters in the field of
Customs in Ukraine. The author emphasizes the importance of the usage of the
WCO thematic modules and interactive courses in the curriculum of Masters enrolled
in the fields of law, international economics, finance and credit, accounting and audit,
international management, information control systems and technology, transport
systems in the Academy of Customs Service of Ukraine . The author suggests
developing lectures and seminars of such disciplines like “International Customs
law”, “Electronic declaration”, “Basics of export control”, “Risk analysis in Customs”,
“Customs post audit”, “Monitoring the delivery of goods”, “The financial and economic
activity of Customs”, “Information security in Customs” and “Integrity of Customs
officers”, learnt by the Masters in the Academy of Customs Service of Ukraine, on the
basis of theoretical materials and practical tasks, which the WCO instruments
contain.
Educational and methodical WCO instruments, professional training,
Masters, implementation, training programs, practical tasks.

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No. 199 (2014): Scientific Herald of NULES of Ukraine. Series: Pedagogics, psychology, philosophy, part 1 (English)

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