International Trade and Competition | Final | Bundle

This bundle includes: 12-hour crash training + 4-hour practice session

Tutor: Jan van Bergen

• BSc International Business (GPA: 8.1);
• Scored an 8 for International Trade and Competition;
• Experienced tutor, average evaluation of 8.7.

This training for International Trade and Competition equips you with the skills to master key topics such as supply, demand, and trade restrictions. Together with Jan, you will practice extensively with exam-level questions, ensuring you can apply both theory and techniques accurately under pressure.

With years of experience preparing students for this course, we know exactly which subjects to emphasize and which step-by-step approaches lead to success. Jan will guide you through effective exercises and proven study methods that our top instructors use, helping you build both speed and precision. Last year, every student who attended his training passed the exam.

Included in this course:

✅ Literature summary of all relevant exam material via AthenaDocs
✅ Exam analysis
✅ Direct WhatsApp support from the instructor
✅ Slides (available up until the day of the exam)

(Times are subject to change. If you are unable to attend, you will receive the recordings or a full refund at no extra cost!)

Why choose the crash training?
In this training you will get everything that is relevant for the exam covered in an efficient pace. Furthermore you will practice extensively with exam questions, which means these exact questions will often come back in the exam.

Why choose 2022/2023 recordings?
Want to get a head start? We offer full access to last year’s recorded training sessions for this course. These videos cover all key concepts and give you a solid foundation to begin preparing early—before the new training sessions start.Disclaimer: These recordings are from the previous academic year. While the core content of the course has remained the same, some details—such as specific examples, assignments, or exam formats—may have changed. Use these videos as a helpful preparation tool, but always keep it in mind.