Built for Real Markets. Designed for Real Trades.

Seven Seas Commodity Academy is a professional training platform dedicated to teaching the fundamentals and execution of physical international commodity trading.

Unlike financial market courses Forex and Cryprocurrency that are focused on speculation, the Seven Seas Commodity Program provides structured education in real-world commercial trade — the movement of physical goods such as food, energy products, metals, and raw materials across global markets.

Our objective is simple:

to equip individuals with the knowledge, structure, and commercial understanding required to participate in global trade responsibly and competently.

Global commodity trade is the backbone of the world economy.

Every year, trillions of dollars flow through international trade routes, transporting essential goods that societies depend on daily — food, fuels, construction materials, industrial inputs, and raw resources.

These transactions involve:

• Producers and manufacturers
• International buyers and distributors
• Shipping companies and logistics providers
• Banks, insurers, and inspection agencies
• Contracts, compliance, and payment systems

Unlike speculative financial markets, commodity trade is transaction-driven. Goods move from one party to another under clearly defined commercial terms. Value is created not through price prediction, but through structuring, coordination, and execution.

Understanding this system places individuals in a small group of people who truly understand how the global economy operates.

Commodity traders do not typically own production facilities, agricultural assets, or shipping vessels. Their function is to structure, facilitate, and execute commercial transactions between counterparties in an efficient and compliant manner.

A professional commodity trader’s responsibilities include:

• Identifying and verifying credible buyers and sellers
• Structuring commercial and contractual terms
• Coordinating documentation and transaction flow
• Managing execution, timing, and counterparty risk

The trader’s value lies in organisation, market knowledge, and execution, not in asset ownership.

Consider a vessel carrying 50,000 metric tons of a commodity priced at $300 per metric ton.

• Total cargo value: $15,000,000 USD

By successfully connecting a verified buyer and seller and applying a $10 per metric ton commission, the trader earns:

• $500,000 USD from a single transaction

In this structure:

• The trader does not speculate on price movements
• The trader does not take ownership of the commodity
• The trader is not responsible for operating the vessel or transporting the goods

The trader is compensated for facilitating the transaction, ensuring the deal is properly structured and executed between both parties.

This model has governed global trade for centuries — built on relationships, structure, and disciplined execution, rather than speculation or asset ownership.

Commodity trading is not about guesswork or market gambling. It is a professional commercial discipline where returns are generated through knowledge, precision, and the ability to connect the right parties at the right time.

Financial markets are driven primarily by speculation on price movements. Participants attempt to predict future prices based on charts, indicators, and sentiment.

Commodity trade operates differently.

Key distinctions:

• Physical goods are exchanged
• Transactions are governed by contracts
• Margins are structured, not guessed
• Risk is managed through process
• Value is created through execution

Commodity trading is commercial, not speculative.

It rewards discipline, understanding, and reliability.

The Academy provides a comprehensive, structured education covering every stage of a physical commodity transaction.

Students learn:

• How global commodity markets function
• Market participants and their roles
• Pricing structures and commercial terminology
• Contract fundamentals and trade documentation

Students are taught:

• How legitimate buyers and sellers operate
• How to identify and avoid fraudulent actors
• Due diligence principles
• Commercial communication standards

Students learn:

• Payment mechanisms and banking considerations
• Logistics, shipping, and delivery terms
• Inspection and compliance processes
• Risk identification and mitigation

Students develop:

• Professional negotiation skills
• Margin protection strategies
• Long-term trade thinking
• Ethical and compliant trading behaviour

Seven Seas Commodity Academy is not limited to classroom theory.

We provide practical support designed to help students transition from learning to real-world participation.

Support includes:

• Guidance on company incorporation and structure
• Jurisdiction considerations for international trade
• Banking and payment solution introductions
• Trade documentation guidance
• Counterparty background checks
• Market insight and trade flow awareness

This support ensures students understand not only how trade works, but how to operate within it responsibly.

This program is suited for individuals who:

• Seek practical commercial knowledge
• Want to understand global trade beyond speculation
• Are interested in self-directed professional opportunities
• Value structure, process, and legitimacy

No prior trading experience is required.

A professional mindset and willingness to learn are essential.

Graduates of the Academy may pursue:

• Independent commodity trading
• Brokerage and facilitation roles
• Commercial trade consulting
• Participation in established trading networks

High-performing graduates may be considered for collaboration opportunities with Seven Seas Exports, subject to internal review and demonstrated competence.

Seven Seas Commodity Academy does not promise profits or guaranteed outcomes.

Commodity trade involves:

• Commercial risk
• Market dynamics
• Operational responsibility

Our role is to provide education, structure, and guidance, enabling informed participation in global trade.

Global trade will continue to move goods across the world — every day, regardless of market cycles.

Those who understand how it works position themselves for long-term relevance.

If you wish to learn how real-world commodity trade operates — from structure to execution — you are invited to apply to Seven Seas Commodity Academy.