CB11u—U.S. Import & Classification Knowledge Assessment Tool

Subscriber price: $20.00, Non-subscriber price: $30.00
Estimated total study time: 1 hour 5 minutes

This single use dual assessment that consists of two 30 minute import process and classification skill evaluations. These assessments have been developed to help employers determine the level of import and classification experience of the individual who may be applying for a job or looking for advancement. It can be used as a benchmark for future training efforts to be decided or measured against as necessary. There will be no feedback given during this exam other than a correct or incorrect answer.

Students taking this assessment must have prior import and classification knowledge.

Scoring:

Scores of 15% or less will be ignored and can be taken again.
Scores of 15%-69% will be considered failing and the test will not be able to be taken again unless reassigned and rebilled.
Scores at 70% or more are passing.

This assessment does not reveal the correct answers and it does not provide feedback. It will simply advise whether an answer was correct or incorrect. Administrators or supervisors may contact us to request a report with the correct answers to review with exam participants (staff@gistnet.com or 310-376-3888.).

U.S. Import Knowledge Assessment Only

This is a SINGLE USE, non-refundable assessment for evaluating in detail the level of U.S. Import understanding. Individuals must have 30 minutes to take this test uninterrupted and without distractions.

(Estimated study time: 32 minutes)

Introduction

U.S. Classification Knowledge Assessment Only

This is a single use, non-refundable assessment for evaluating in detail the level of HTSUS Classification understanding. Individuals must have 30 minutes to take this test uninterrupted and without distractions.

Important: You will need to have access to a Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, or the electronic equivalent. A paper copy is preferable since there is a limited amount of time to answer the questions.

(Estimated study time: 33 minutes)

Introduction