Earn continuing education credit
CBP now requires continuing education of every individual license holder. Find accredited training, and see which activities count.
ICPA prepares professionals for the customs broker exam, issues the International Trade Certification credentials, and is one of five CBP partner accreditors for licensed-broker continuing education.
Three programs sit under this section. They serve different people, and the paperwork does not overlap.
CBP now requires continuing education of every individual license holder. Find accredited training, and see which activities count.
Sit the customs broker licence exam, or certify proficiency through the International Trade Certification Program.
Webinars, conferences, self-guided courses and internal company training can all be accredited for CE credit through ICPA.
CBP’s Final Rule 88 FR 41224 requires 36 hours of continuing education per triennial period. For the current 2024–2027 period CBP pro-rated that figure: credit began accruing 1 January 2025, and licensed brokers need 20 credits by the time they file their 2027 Triennial Status Report.
Accreditation submissions, bulk course filings, and questions about what qualifies.
CETeam@icpainc.orgTrade certifications, exam scheduling, and the ITC transition.
tradecertification@icpainc.orgThe controlling guidance on continuing education and broker licensing.
CBP continuing education ›ICPA membership connects you with 3,000+ trade compliance professionals worldwide: practical education, peer knowledge, and and the conferences and webinars that carry CE credit.