Certified Documentary Credit Specialist (CDCS) Course in Bangladesh

The CDCS course in Bangladesh is a live online, exam-focused training that prepares you for the Certified Documentary Credit Specialist qualification. It covers the LC lifecycle, UCP 600 rules, document checking, discrepancies and settlement so you can pass both FODC and MGDC units and apply the knowledge in real trade-finance roles.

CDCS is a formal global certification with structured exams and a defined body of knowledge focused specifically on documentary credits and document examination. Normal trade finance courses usually provide broad awareness, may not have rigorous external exams and often lack the depth CDCS offers on LCs.

Yes. Banks in Bangladesh heavily use LCs for import and export customers, and many prefer or value staff with CDCS for trade services, LC operations and documentary control roles. The certification signals that you can handle LCs professionally with reduced error and discrepancy risk.

Yes, you can. Unit 1 (FODC) builds the foundations from scratch, including LC parties, process, UCP 600 basics and trade terminology. With guided classes and practice, even professionals new to LCs can progress effectively to Unit 2.

For Bangladesh, classes are delivered as live interactive online sessions with timings suitable for working professionals, plus class recordings for revision. This allows learners from Dhaka, Chattogram and other cities to attend without travel.

The training is structured over a few weeks to a few months depending on batch intensity and your starting level. Sufficient time is allocated to cover both FODC and MGDC thoroughly and to run multiple rounds of MCQ practice and simulations before the exams.

CDCS has two exams. Unit 1 (FODC) is a 90-minute computer-based exam with 50 MCQs and a 70% pass mark. Unit 2 (MGDC) is a 105-minute exam with 20 MCQs and 3 document-checking simulations, also with a 70% pass mark. You must pass both units to earn the certification.

Yes. CDCS exams are typically on-demand within a 12-month registration period and are remote-proctored through the awarding body’s platform. You sit the exam online from a suitable location, subject to identity checks and a 360-degree room scan.

CDCS registration is usually valid for 12 months. Within this period, you normally get one exam attempt per unit. If resits are needed, they are subject to separate resit fees as per LIBF policy.

Yes. We guide you through the registration steps, timelines and best sequencing of Unit 1 and Unit 2. The actual registration and payment for LIBF exams are completed via the awarding body’s process based on the latest official instructions.

You receive live classes, recordings, study notes, MCQs, exam tips and LC simulations. Our trainer conducts doubt-clearing sessions, revision classes and exam-oriented discussions so you approach the exam with clarity and confidence.

Document-checking simulations in Unit 2 (MGDC) present a full LC and related documents such as invoices, transport documents and insurance. You must decide whether the presentation is complying or discrepant under UCP 600 and ISBP, testing your practical judgement rather than rote theory.

Most candidates, including those in Bangladesh, find Unit 2 (MGDC) harder because of the simulation-based questions and time pressure. Our course therefore puts extra weight on document-checking drills and timed practice.

After CDCS, you can target roles like Trade Services Officer, LC Specialist, Export/Import Documentation Executive, Trade Finance Operations Officer, Trade Risk Analyst or Corporate RM (Trade) in banks and large corporates.

Salaries vary by institution and experience, but CDCS holders in Bangladesh often see enhanced prospects, with typical ranges from BDT 30,000 – 60,000 per month for early-career roles to BDT 120,000 – 250,000+ per month for senior trade-finance positions.

Yes. We deliver corporate CDCS batches tailored for banks and corporates in Bangladesh. Content can be aligned to team functions such as issuance, advising, document checking, discrepancy handling and settlement while remaining exam-focused.

Yes. Upon successful completion of our training, you receive a course completion certificate from EduDelphi. After you pass both FODC and MGDC exams, you receive the official CDCS certification from LIBF.

Yes. Unit 2 includes coverage of AML, sanctions and dispute handling related to documentary credits, including references to ICC approaches such as DOCDEX, helping you understand risk and compliance in LC transactions.

Yes. CDCS is widely recognised by banks and trade-finance institutions in the GCC, Europe, Asia and Africa. It enhances your profile if you aim to work in international banks or relocate to regions where trade finance is a key business line.

You can request the latest CDCS brochure from us. It includes the full syllabus breakdown, Bangladesh-specific fees, upcoming batch schedules and registration steps. Submit your details in the enquiry form, and our team will share everything you need to get started.