KPMG Supply Chain Management Consulting Graduate Programme 2027
A structured consulting graduate programme in Johannesburg focused on supply chain and procurement, for South African graduates with a relevant degree.
Eligibility
- South African citizenship or residency
- Honours or Master's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Procurement, or Operations
- Strong academic record
Who is not eligible: applicants outside South Africa, and those without a relevant academic background.
What you need to apply- An updated CV
- Academic transcripts
- Completed application through the official KPMG careers page
If your degree is not directly in supply chain, draw a clear line between what you studied and the analytical, problem solving skills supply chain consulting requires, rather than assuming a mismatch rules you out.
What to do if you are not eligibleIf you are outside South Africa, look at KPMG graduate programmes in your own country, or similar consulting firms with supply chain tracks elsewhere in Africa.
Benefits
Real client facing project experience from day one
A defined career path within KPMG
How to apply
- Visit the official KPMG South Africa careers page
- Confirm your academic background aligns with the supply chain focus
- Prepare your CV and transcripts
- Submit your application before the stated deadline
Reference a specific project, case study or coursework related to logistics, operations or supply chain, even if it was not the core focus of your degree.
Frequently asked questionsIs this programme open to graduates outside South Africa?
No, it is aimed at South African citizens or residents.
Do I need a supply chain specific degree?
A relevant degree helps, but related business or analytical degrees may also be considered.
Where is the role based?
Johannesburg, Gauteng.
Other opportunities for African undergraduates and recent graduates: browse the full, current list on our Opportunities & Updates page.
Official application: apply through the official KPMG South Africa careers page.
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