Exporters live with a persistent risk: extending generous payment terms to win deals abroad, while having no guarantee the money actually comes back. Export proceeds insurance exists precisely to close that gap, and this Training Course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy builds the practical skills needed to manage it — from handling insurance files for company staff to understanding the terms and application methods of export proceeds cover.

The export proceeds insurance system is, at its core, a competitiveness tool: it lets exporters offer more flexible payment terms — including extended terms for importers — without carrying the full financial risk themselves. It also has a financing dimension, offering guarantees for resources mobilized toward exports, a role played by mechanisms such as the Agency Guarantee Portfolio, funded jointly by banks and financial institutions.

Who the Course Is For

• Institution and company managers.
• Professionals working in warehouse and storage management.
• Business owners looking to strengthen their insurance management skills.
• Business administration students and graduates.
• Anyone building expertise in export insurance.

Skills You'll Walk Away With

• Document and file management for storing and retrieving insurance records.
• Organizing and processing insurance files for staff across an institution, including social insurance matters.
• Writing daily work reports that track completed tasks, delays, and their causes.
• Practical expertise in export processes and how proceeds from exports are secured.

Module 1: Why Export Proceeds Insurance Matters for Business

• Its role in protecting companies from risks like non-payment or political instability in international trade.
• The core concept: shielding exporters from financial loss when proceeds aren't received.

Module 2: Insurance Foundations

• Definition of insurance as a contract where the insurer protects the insured in exchange for premiums.
• Origin and evolution of the concept, from maritime trade risk to fire and beyond.
• Main types of insurance: life, health, auto, property, liability, and others.

Module 3: Contracts and Market Models

• Characteristics of insurance contracts: compensation terms, claim conditions, exclusions, and limits.
• Commercial insurance versus cooperative insurance.
• A proposed model for a cooperative insurance company built on collective risk-sharing.

Module 4: Course Delivery and Certification

• Delivered across Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia, and the USA, at times that fit your schedule.
• Formats include group training at academy centers, one-on-one coaching, field/practical sessions, and classroom-based theory.
• Participants receive an accredited certificate from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy; the course can also be arranged at a time and place that suits you.