SUPPY CHAIN LEARNERSHIPS

Duration

This qualification is run as a Learnership over 12 months. Candidates will need to attend 3 days of training (on average) each month in addition to completing their assignments.

Who Should Attend

The target groups for this qualification are people working within operational to middle management positions within the various processes of the supply chain or those who are aspiring for such positions.
Learners who have, in the past, held a supervisory position within the various supply chain processes are most likely to find the qualification applicable to them.

Prerequisites

We offer a thorough pre-assessment process to align learners to appropriate qualifications and levels. Entry requirements for this qualification include:
• Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 4.
• Communication at NQF Level 4.
• Computer Literacy and the ability to use databases and spreadsheets at NQF Level 3.

Qualification Modules

LP 1: (19 credits)
(335800, 252267)

LP 2: (18 credits)
(336713, 336709)

LP 3: (20 credits)
(336702, 336710)

LP 4: (18 credits)
(336708, 336719)

LP 5: (16 credits)
(252025, 336711)

LP 6: (16 credits)
(336706, 336712)

LP 7: (20 credits)
(113835, 336701)

LP 8: (20 credits)
(336707, 252288)

LP 9: (6 credits)
(13945, 242857)

LP 10: (4 credits)
(335835)

Learning Outcomes

• Equip supply chain practitioners to understand and respond to the changing supply chain
management environment.
• Enable supply chain practitioners to be effective leaders and managers within the supply chain.
• Enable supply chain practitioners to be innovative, creative and competitive in the supply chain
management environment.
• Manage and develop sustainable supplier relationships.
• Measure and improve supply chain performance.
• Analyse, assess, manage and mitigate risk.
• Develop and manage legal, contractual arrangements associated with purchasing and supply

The Secret To Success

A Learnership is an extremely complex  and often challenging project that requires:

Learner engagement, retention and completion is dependent on a number of key factors: