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Training Curriculum.....

Own your Skills & Success by enrolling into our Training Program. We  provide the best in the industry freight training. You will be issued a Training Certificate based upon completing the online self-paced training.

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Freight Broker Learning Curriculum

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Course Code: FB9110

What you will learn

  • How to use and understand the Transportation Management System (TMS). Technology has changed the Freight Broker Industry. You will be trained on one of the best TMS in the industry. Click Here

  • The basics of freight brokering, and qualifications needed for freight brokers and freight broker agents

  • How to set up an office, goals, and a corporate identity for a freight brokering business

  • How to set up a shipper and carrier packet for a freight brokering business

  • Software used for accounting and operations and how the transportation law affects a freight brokering business

  • The terms, insurance requirements, liabilities, policies, and recordkeeping best practices involved in contracts between the broker, carrier, and shipper

  • Ways to determine rate quotes between your freight brokerage, the shipper, and the carrier using negotiation and sales techniques

 

Freight Broker 911 Training Program was designed by Mr. Milton L. Collier a Top Industry Freight Broker.  


A Few Facts about Mr. Collier:

  • Generated 80 million in revenue over ten (10) years for DHL Freight one of the largest logistics companies in the world.

  • Top industry Freight Broker Training Book sold on Amazon for over ten (10) years. “The New World of Freight Brokering” The Right Career is the book.....​​

  • TranMazon CEO selected in the top 20 out of millions of candidates to make history with Amazon to become one of the first “Branded” Amazon Delivery and Transportation Partners.

How you will benefit

  • Insight into the industry to determine which avenue fits you best and will give you guidance to obtain the highest ratios for success

  • Why great software, quality contracts, and correct documentation are the backbone of your business

  • Understand transportation laws and how they affect your business

  • Learn the workings of the industry and how to translate that into your relations with your shippers and carriers

  • Fine-tune your ability to find a fair but profitable balance in rate quotes to keep your clients satisfied and coming back

How the course is taught

  • Self-paced, online course

  • Open enrollment, begin anytime

Details of Learning

  1. The Basics of Freight Brokering

  2. Setting Up a Freight Business

  3. Setting Goals for Your Career

  4. Setting Up Your Shipper Packet and Your Carrier Packet

  5. Operations and Using Operations Software

  6. Types of Freight and Exploring Niche Markets

  7. Transportation Law

  8. Broker-Carrier Contracts

  9. Broker-Shipper Contracts

  10. Insurance for Carriers and Brokers

  11. Recordkeeping, Accounting, and Financial Management

  12. Determining Your Rate Quotes

  13. Carrier Relations and Solutions for Success

  14. Sales and Profitability

  15. Advanced Marketing

  16. Develop Your Negotiation Skills

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) lists freight broker/agent as “Bright Outlook” career area, with over 30% job growth expected in the next five years. 

According to the US Bureau of Transportation (USDOT), over 11 billion tons of freight move by truck each year. This number will continue to grow, so skilled brokers are needed to keep the industry moving.

What you will learn:

  • The basics of freight brokering, and qualifications needed for freight brokers and freight broker agents

  • How to set up an office, goals, and a corporate identity for a freight brokering business

  • How to set up a shipper and carrier packet for a freight brokering business

  • Software used for accounting and operations and how the transportation law affects a freight brokering business

  • The terms, insurance requirements, liabilities, policies, and recordkeeping best practices involved in contracts between the broker, carrier, and shipper

  • Ways to determine rate quotes between your freight brokerage, the shipper, and the carrier using negotiation and sales techniques

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