The course is designed for professionals preparing to sit the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations examination. It runs as a 5-day core programme or a 10-day extended programme, in classroom sessions across the Gulf, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and Asia, as live online training, or in-house at your organisation. Every session mixes short expert input with workshops, case studies drawn from Logistics, Maritime & Ports and group exercises, so delegates return to work with tools they can use immediately.
What you will be able to do
- Cover the full body of knowledge required for the exam
- Master exam technique, question types and time management
- Practise with timed mock exams and a structured question bank
- Close knowledge gaps with targeted revision sessions
- Leave with a personal study plan through to exam day
Who should attend
- Candidates registering for the exam
- Professionals renewing knowledge
- Teams preparing together
- Managers sponsoring certified staff
5-day programme outline
- Day 1Exam overview and body of knowledge I
Exam format, rules and scoring; first block of the body of knowledge with practice questions.
- Day 2Body of knowledge II
Second block of the body of knowledge; worked examples and timed question sets.
- Day 3Body of knowledge III
Final block of the body of knowledge; calculations and code/standard look-ups where relevant.
- Day 4Full mock exam and review
A complete timed mock exam under exam conditions, followed by a detailed answer review.
- Day 5Targeted revision and exam strategy
Revision of weak areas, final tips, study plan and next steps to booking the exam.
10-day programme: week two
- Day 6Simulation lab and practical drills
Simulation, practical drills and — for selected disciplines — VR headset scenarios.
- Day 7Advanced workshop
Deep-dive workshop on the most demanding topics raised in week one.
- Day 8Regional and international case studies
Case studies from the Gulf, Africa, Europe and Asia, compared and debated.
- Day 9Group project
Teams apply the full method to a project brief from their own industry.
- Day 10Assessment and presentations
Final assessment, project presentations and the certificate ceremony.
How the training is delivered
Short expert briefings, hands-on workshops, real case studies, group exercises, quizzes and a personal action plan. Daily schedule 9:00–15:00 (classroom) or two live sessions a day online. Delegates receive a digital course handbook and templates.
Certificate
Delegates who complete the programme receive an Elevora Global Training certificate of completion stating course code, dates and 30 (5-day) or 60 (10-day) training hours, valid for CPD records. The external exam is booked separately with the awarding body.
Dates, cities and fees 2027–2030
| Dates | City | Days | Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25–29 Apr 2027 | Kuwait City | 5 | $2,450 | Register now |
| 26–30 Jul 2027 | Johannesburg | 5 | $2,450 | Register now |
| 28 Feb – 10 Mar 2028 | Dubai | 10 | $4,450 | Register now |
| 27 Nov – 1 Dec 2028 | Vienna | 5 | $3,450 | Register now |
| 2–6 Apr 2029 | Casablanca | 5 | $2,450 | Register now |
| 2–13 Jul 2029 | Athens | 10 | $6,250 | Register now |
| 18–22 Mar 2030 | Paris | 5 | $3,450 | Register now |
| 24–28 Nov 2030 | Amman | 5 | $2,450 | Register now |
| Monthly start dates | Live online | 5 / 10 | $1,450 / $2,650 | Register now |
| Any date | In-house (corporate) | 1–20 | On request | Request a quote |
Need a different length, a private session or Arabic delivery? Customise this course or request it in-house.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Preparation course?
It runs as a 5-day core programme or a 10-day extended programme. The 10-day version adds a second week of simulation, case studies, a group project and an assessment.
Where is the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Preparation course held?
Classroom sessions run in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, Kuwait, Muscat, Manama, Cairo, Istanbul, Casablanca, Nairobi, Lagos, London, Paris, Barcelona, Kuala Lumpur and more cities under our 2027–2030 plan. It is also available live online and in-house at your organisation.
How much does the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations Preparation course cost?
Classroom fees are from $2,450 (5 days) and $4,450 (10 days) in the Middle East, Africa and Asia, and $3,450 / $6,250 in Europe and other global cities. Live online is $1,450 / $2,650. In-house and corporate programmes are quoted on request.
Can the course be customised for our team?
Yes. You can change the length, level, language (English or Arabic), format and content, add your own case studies and request VR practical modules where available. Use the customise page or WhatsApp us.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes. Delegates who complete the programme receive an Elevora Global Training certificate of completion with the course code, dates and training hours (CPD).
Does the fee include the exam?
No. The course prepares you for the exam; the exam itself is booked and paid separately with the awarding body. We guide you through the booking process.
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