SUPPLY CHAIN PRACTITIONER
COURSE OVERVIEW
Effective and dynamic supply chains are particularly important in fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sectors. Supply Chain Practitioners will work in one or more supply chain functions. Typical duties could include forecasting customer demand, liaising with the factories schedule production, processing orders and working with hauliers and Distribution Centres.
Practitioners have a comprehensive understanding of the entire supply chain, are responsible for their impact on each function and strive to deliver the best value for their business and customer.
COURSE OVERVIEW
21 MONTHS
FUNDING
£15,000
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Employers will set their own criteria, but typically an entrant to this apprenticeship will already have achieved a minimum of Level 2 in English and maths.
KNOWLEDGE:
Critical supply chain key performance indicators
Key legislation, policies and procedures that influence the supply chain
The characteristics and specific needs of different customer groups
Information technology (IT) systems for the supply chain
COURSE OUTCOMES
SKILLS:
Prioritise the flow of FMCG products or services based on evolving and changing information
Lead and participate in everyday problem solving
Lead the creation/development of Standard Operating Procedure
BEHAVIOURS:
Safe working
Responsiveness to change
Pride in work
Acts in alignment with the business vision and values
Builds good relationships with others
Tenacious approach to problem solving
ASSESSMENT
As part of your qualification, you will complete an End-Point Assessment (EPA). In short, this assessment will help you to showcase the skills, knowledge and behaviours you have developed through the programme. It will consist of:
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Practical Assessment
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Multiple Choice Test
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Interview
For the final grade, you can achieve either a Pass or Distinction.
PROGRESSION
Once qualified, learners will be able to progress into management or specialist roles in business or logistics analysis and consulting.
