Overview

What’s involved

An importer working for the bait and tackle industry brings products and goods into Australia from overseas with the intention to sell them, they ensure that the goods are accurately classified and valued, the customs duties and taxes are paid and import documentation is recorded and managed.

How do they spend their day?

An importer works from an office to perform tasks such as:

  • Developing business plans
  • Preparing financial statements and reports
  • Managing documents and records
  • Communicating with local and overseas suppliers, distributors and transport companies
     

Occupation Insights

Average salary
$70,000 - $100,000 per year
Skills you will use
Business administration
Writing reports
Negotiation
Communication
Customer service

Experience working in importing or exporting

  • Import documentation
  • Import regulatory and statutory requirements
  • Integrated Cargo System
     

  • Organised
  • Attention to detail
  • Customer service
     

Courses and Training

The seafood industry offers continuous learning experiences that can enhance your knowledge and skills.

Bachelor of Business
4 years

This qualification will give you the theory, practice and knowledge required to work with international export market