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International Trade Specialist

As an International Trade Specialist, you are at the forefront of global commerce, facilitating the exchange of goods and services across borders. This role is crucial for driving economic growth and fostering international relationships, making it a key player in today's interconnected world.

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Who hires for this path?

UK Market Contacts

    Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs)
    Regional organisations that support local businesses in international trade initiatives and provide funding opportunities.
    Trade Associations
    Various associations that represent specific industries and provide resources for businesses engaged in international trade.
    Local Chambers of Commerce
    Regional chambers that support local businesses with trade advice, networking, and resources.
    SME Internationalisation Fund
    A government initiative that helps small and medium-sized enterprises expand into international markets.
    Local Councils
    Many local councils have departments dedicated to supporting businesses in international trade and export.

Top UK Graduate Employers

    DHL Supply Chain
    A global leader in logistics and supply chain management, offering extensive opportunities for trade specialists.
    PwC UK
    A top professional services firm that provides advisory services in international trade, helping businesses navigate complex regulations.
    KPMG
    A leading global network of professional services firms providing audit, tax, and advisory services, including trade compliance.
    British Chambers of Commerce
    An influential organisation that supports businesses in international trade, offering resources and networking opportunities.
    UK Export Finance
    The UK government’s export credit agency, providing support and guidance for UK businesses looking to trade internationally.