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CDCS Study Planner

The Certificate for Documentary Credit Specialists (CDCS®) consists of 29 credits and is designed to be completed in approximately 29 weeks, with a study commitment of up to 10 hours per week. The study planner outlines weekly topics and includes essential tasks such as familiarizing with course materials, booking the examination, and completing revisions. It covers various aspects of documentary credits, including their history, roles, responsibilities, and dispute resolution.

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CDCS Study Planner

The Certificate for Documentary Credit Specialists (CDCS®) consists of 29 credits and is designed to be completed in approximately 29 weeks, with a study commitment of up to 10 hours per week. The study planner outlines weekly topics and includes essential tasks such as familiarizing with course materials, booking the examination, and completing revisions. It covers various aspects of documentary credits, including their history, roles, responsibilities, and dispute resolution.

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Study Planner

The Certificate for Documentary Credit Specialists (CDCS®) has a total of 29 credits and consists of 1 unit. Typically this course takes
around 29 weeks, studying up to 10 hours per week. This study planner provides a timeline that will help you keep on target with
your studies.

WEEK TOPICS COMPLETED


(Mark as done)
1 Introduction week
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• Familiarise yourself with MyLIBF, the course site and KnowledgeBank;
• Watch the course introduction video and complete the ‘Getting Started’ section of the
course site;
• Remember to book your examination directly with Pearson VUE. This can be booked up to
3 months in advance. Ensure you can complete all reading prior to the exam date and allow a
revision week before taking the exam.
2 Topic 1 – This history and use of documentary credits
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Topic 2 – The role of the ICC and the development of the UCP

3 Topic 3 – Roles and responsibilities – defining terms and conditions


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4 Topic 4 – Documentary credits and other methods of settlement
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5 Topic 5 – The sale contract
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6 Topic 6 – Pre-issuance considerations and requirements
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7 Topic 7 – Issuing a documentary credit
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8 Topic 8 – Amendments from an issuing bank perspective
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9 Revision & Specimen Paper A – Review of justifications
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Topic 9 – Advising a documentary credit

10 Topic 10 – Confirming a documentary credit


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11 Topic 11 – Advising amendments to a beneficiary
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12 Topic 12 – Document characteristics and preparing documents
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13 Topic 13 – Examining documents
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14 - 15 Topic 14 – Examining transport documents
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16 Topic 15 – Examining insurance, financial, commercial and official documents
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17 Topic 16 – The role of the nominated bank
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Topic 17 – Honour or negotiation

18 Break from studies


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19 Topic 18 – Refusing documents
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20 Topic 19 – Transferable credits, back-to-back documentary credits and assignment of proceeds
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21 Revision & Specimen Paper B – Review of justifications
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The London Institute of Banking & Finance is a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter.
WEEK TOPICS COMPLETED
(Mark as done)
22 Topic 20 – Selected features and conditions of documentary credits
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23 Topic 21 – Standby letters of credits
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24 Topic 22 – Bank-to-bank reimbursements and reimbursement from multilateral development
finance institutions
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25 Topic 23 – eUCP
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26 Topic 24 – Dispute resolution
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Topic 25 – Overriding considerations

27 Revision & Specimen Paper C – Review of justifications


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28 Revision week
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29 Revision week
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