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How to get CITP Certified:
Earn yourFITT Diploma
Options:
- Complete the FITTskills program online (courses and/or combination of workshops)
- Complete the FITTskills program through one of our partner schools
- Complete a FITT-accredited international business program through one of our partner colleges or universities and complete the required FITT assessments
- Use your prior learning experience to earn FITTskills course credits. Review the requirements and instructions, submit your portfolio and complete the professional exam. If you are missing some credits, take part in as many FITTskills courses as you need.
Prove yourwork experience
Show us you’ve completed a minimum of 12 months of professional experience in a position where the majority of your responsibilities relate to international trade by submitting relevant professional references and a detailed CV.
To see if your experience qualifies, review our professional experience requirements, or contact us at info@fitt.ca.
Keep your designationup to date
- CITP dues
To maintain your CITP®|FIBP®* designation you must remain a CITP in good standing by paying your annual FITT CITP dues.
- Continual learning
As recognized trade experts, all CITP®|FIBP®s agree to undertake at least 30 hours of professional development each year to maintain their industry knowledge and skills. - Ethical integrity
CITP®|FIBP®s are required to agree to and comply with the concepts of competency and integrity detailed in our CITP®|FIBP® Standards of Ethical Conduct guide.
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FITT Seeking ISO Accreditation for CITP Designation We are excited to announce that FITT will be applying for ISO 17024 Accreditation. Through this accreditation, FITT’s certified program – the CITP designation – is validated by an independent, unbiased accreditation body – the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) through the Standards Council of Canada. Learn more about ISO 17024 and changes in effect September 1, 2021. |
