Supply Chain Graduate Program Schedule

The indicative Supply Chain Graduate Program proposal includes a comprehensive Supply Chain Graduate Program Schedule, which illustrates the tasks scheduled each month during Year 1 of the Program. Year 2 of the Program unfolds similarly to Year 1, except without the initial set-up requirements.

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Graduate Remuneration

The Host Organisation is responsible for determining the wage rate of the Graduate and associated on-costs.

Professional Mentoring & Training for Existing Staff

The provision of Professional Mentoring and Training for existing staff is strongly encouraged where the level of performance of the business or logistics/supply chain areas requires significant improvement. Individual mentoring, group mentoring, project team mentoring, in-house training are some of the extra options available for existing staff at competitively reduced rates when run parallel to a Graduate Program.

Training Needs Assessments and Training Plan development services are also available for existing staff. Services for existing staff are available via L&SC Strategies and are costed and managed separate to the Graduate Program, although timing of these services are synchronised with the Graduate Program as required by the Client.

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Graduate Recruitment Process:

1. Preliminary phone interview with L&SC Strategies
2. Referee checks conducted by MRAEL
3. Acceptance into the Graduate Pool
4. Placement of Graduate’s details on L&SC Strategies’ website as available for placement at a Host Organisation
5. Introduction to one or more interested Host Organisations
6. Interview with one or more Host Organisations (possibly by phone then face-to-face)
7. Acceptance within a Graduate Program at a Host Organisation suitable to both the Host and the Graduate
8. Employment with MRAEL and placement at the Host Organisation (unless employed immediately by Organisation)
9. Induction at the Host Organisation’s site and induction into the Graduate Program
10. Commencement of the Graduate Program.

Host Organisations Enquiries:

• call 07 4927 5433 or
• email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to request an indicative Graduate Program proposal or
• click here to complete an Enquiry Form.