FAIS Ombud Supply Chain Management Graduate Internships 2026 / 2027

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**Overview** The Office of the Ombud for Financial Services Providers (FAIS Ombud), an established statutory office, is offering a 12-month Supply Chain Management Graduate Trainee Programme for 2026 / 2027. This structured development programme, located in Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa, aims to prepare one successful South African graduate for entry into the labour market. The role involves placement within the Supply Chain Management Department, providing competency-based training under a dedicated mentor, practical workplace exposure, and opportunities to work alongside experienced professionals in a professional, target-driven environment. The salary offered is market related. **What you will do** The successful graduate trainee will gain practical exposure and receive training in the following Supply Chain Management functions: * Demand planning, including forecasting and anticipating organisational demand. * Supplier selection, which involves identifying reliable and cost-effective suppliers. * Negotiation and contract management, focusing on establishing favourable supplier terms. * Supplier performance monitoring, covering quality and delivery performance. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Diploma at NQF Level 6 or Degree at NQF Level 7 in Supply Chain Management or Logistics. * South African citizenship. * Valid South African Identity Document. * Strong academic background. * High level of integrity. * Computer literacy. * Interest in public service. * Interest in the financial sector. * Energetic. * Self-driven. * Deadline-driven. * Willing to learn. * Able to work in a stressful environment. * Willing to work extra hours when required. **Who should apply** Suitably qualified South African graduates who possess a Diploma (NQF Level 6) or Degree (NQF Level 7) in Supply Chain Management or Logistics, along with a strong academic background, are encouraged to apply. Ideal candidates will be computer literate, demonstrate high integrity, and have an interest in both public service and the financial sector. They should also be energetic, self-driven, deadline-driven, willing to learn, capable of working in stressful environments, and prepared to work extra hours when necessary. Preference will be given to designated groups in line with the FAIS Ombud’s Employment Equity objectives, and people living with disabilities are encouraged to apply. **Deadline** 11 November 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://faisombudjobs.mcidirecthire.com/Vacancy/Application?parameters=q4%2f37VDQTFWXnK7wNI%2bCPdTVgt%2b2h85UMiHDF3npP6Dwz6kQdU15DBRLTaLkZjTs%2b8bzEMLxyWjknltSqndOCb77XHY%2fQ%2f4oJlTI6pcrqBgM7lDEDeku5F32HjVhySG9pJ2iqclGw5NmnIc5TWAPdopFxcgyzek75wChgFsAMs%2bwUT1t3iJvx5mZy3cinc84AradAn9ilMt1nIVSLCjpMRf9PXfDcBvr5RcEQLOttUfvDk5oZgV97Y6E1EGK1AB%2b Source: studentroom

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