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Foreign Trade Analyst

Foreign Trade Analyst

A Foreign Trade Analyst specializes in evaluating international trade data, regulations, and market trends to support business decisions and compliance. They analyze import/export flows, tariff structures, and trade agreements to optimize supply chains and identify growth opportunities. Working across industries, they collaborate with logistics, legal, and finance teams to ensure regulatory compliance and strategic market entry. Strong analytical, communication, and research skills are essential in this dynamic, globally focused role.

  • foreign trade
  • international trade analyst
  • import export
  • trade compliance
  • tariff analysis
  • trade policy
  • customs regulations
  • global supply chain
  • trade data analysis
  • market research
  • export controls
  • trade agreements
  • FTA
  • logistics
  • international business

Available courses

18

Students

2

Average monthly income

CA$7K - CA$13K

Most accessed course

Economics Course

You will develop a complete understanding of how markets function, how firms make production and pricing decisions, and how governments design policy to correct market failures. The course covers microeconomic theory, macroeconomic measurement, and international trade, giving you a broad yet detailed command of the discipline. You will also explore behavioral economics, labor markets, financial asset pricing, and long-run growth theory. By the end, you will be able to interpret economic data, construct evidence-based arguments, and evaluate real policy trade-offs with confidence.

Students

11

Workload

4h - 360h

Rating

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What does a Foreign Trade Analyst do

  • Analyze international trade data, import/export statistics, and tariff schedules to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for the organization.

  • Monitor and interpret changes in trade regulations, customs laws, and international trade agreements to ensure full compliance with Canadian and foreign trade requirements.

  • Prepare detailed reports and presentations on trade flows, market conditions, and regulatory developments to support strategic business and international sourcing decisions.

  • Collaborate with supply chain, legal, and finance teams to develop trade strategies, optimize customs processes, and support market entry or expansion initiatives.

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