Supply Chain Practitioner

Who is this course for?

The Level 3 Supply Chain Practitioner apprenticeship is for learners that will work in one or more Supply Chain functions.

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What will I learn?

This qualification will teach learners the core knowledge, skills and behaviours needed for typical duties such as forecasting customer demand as a Junior Demand Planner, liaising with the factories schedule production as a Junior Supply Planner, processing orders as a Customer Service Operative or working with hauliers and Distribution Centres as an Assistant Transport Planner. Teaching will be carried out to prepare learners for assessment through a range of methods such as:

- Work place observations

- Assignments

- Professional discussions

- Witness testimonies

Apprentices will complete an End Point Assessment which will entail:

- Knowledge exam

- Workplace project and presentation

- Professional dialogue and interview

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Delivery Units:

20% Off-The-Job Training

Throughout the qualification learners are expected to complete 20% off the job training. Off-the-job training is training received by the learner, during the learner’s paid hours, for the purpose of achieving their apprenticeship.  

Off-the-job training must be directly relevant to the apprenticeship standard and teach new knowledge, skills and behaviours required to reach competence in the management sector.

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Qualifications Included:

Level 3 Supply Chain Practitioner Standard

Level 2 Functional Skills Maths

Level 2 Functional Skills English

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Progression:

A position in managing Supply Chains.

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What are the entry requirements?

 Learners must work in one or more Supply Chain functions and be able to secure Off-The-Job training.

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How do I apply?

To apply, please contact Adele.Tipping@nacollege.ac.uk

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