Transport & Logistics
Transport & Logistics

DHL Group Supply Chain Internships 2027

DHL Group

Transport & Logistics (TETA)

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Monthly stipend

Not stated

Opportunity
Internship
Minimum education
Certificate (NQF 4–5)
Location
Kempton Park, Gauteng
NQF level
NQF 7
SETA
TETA
Posted
11 Nov 2026

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Opportunity Overview

The DHL Group is offering Supply Chain Internships in Kempton Park for 2027. This opportunity is designed to support the analysis, coordination, and improvement of end-to-end supply-chain performance across various critical areas.

As an intern, you will gain practical experience in converting operational data and customer needs into actionable recommendations. The role focuses on developing a broad, integrated supply-chain capability within a global logistics environment.

Minimum Requirements

To be eligible for this internship, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • A Matric certificate with English and Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy is essential.
  • A BCom specialising in Supply Chain Management, BCom Logistics Management, or a closely related NQF Level 7 qualification.

Key Responsibilities

The successful candidate will be involved in:

  • Supporting the analysis, coordination, and improvement of end-to-end supply-chain performance across supply, inventory, warehousing, transport, and customer-service activities.
  • Converting customer requirements, demand information, and operational data into practical recommendations to improve service, cost, inventory, capacity, risk, and stakeholder alignment.
  • Supporting logistics solution proposals, account-development initiatives, and cross-functional projects.
  • Providing accurate management information and fact-based decision support to operations, key account management, and senior management.
  • Mapping product, information, and decision flows from supplier through warehouse and transport to customer.
  • Identifying constraints, hand-off failures, duplicated activity, and service risks.
  • Assessing the cost, service, inventory, and risk implications of recommendations.
  • Analysing history, seasonality, promotions, forecasts, and forecast variation.
  • Supporting segmentation, stock-cover, ageing, slow-moving, and obsolescence analysis.
  • Translating demand scenarios into warehouse and transport capacity requirements.
  • Monitoring inbound, storage, picking, dispatch, and inventory-control performance.
  • Analysing metrics such as dock-to-stock, order cycle time, inventory accuracy, picking accuracy, fill rate, and space utilisation.
  • Identifying process gaps requiring detailed industrial-engineering investigation.
  • Analysing transport performance, including on-time collection/delivery, vehicle utilisation, route adherence, delivery failure, and unit transport cost.
  • Supporting assessment of modes, carriers, frequencies, and network options.
  • Analysing interactions between transport schedules, warehouse cut-offs, and customer service.
  • Supporting customer reviews, proposals, cost-to-serve, and account-development initiatives.
  • Understanding logistics cost drivers, rate structures, and SLA commitments.
  • Tracking actions and translating customer priorities into operational initiatives.
  • Mapping supply, inventory, systems, transport, facility, and capacity risks, and maintaining mitigation, contingency, and continuity actions.
  • Supporting SOP compliance, document control, and corporate governance.
  • Coordinating stakeholders, actions, timelines, and communication for assigned workstreams.
  • Supporting implementation, training, adoption, and post-implementation review.
  • Presenting concise evidence-based recommendations to decision-makers.

What the Work Involves

This internship is highly analytical, involving the daily study of supply chain data to identify improvements and efficiencies. You will spend your time mapping complex product and information flows, assessing risks, and translating demand into capacity requirements for warehousing and transport.

You will work closely with operations teams, key account management, and senior leadership, providing crucial insights and data to inform decision-making. The role requires a keen eye for detail to monitor performance across various logistics functions and identify areas for process refinement. Your work will involve regular analysis of performance metrics and the development of evidence-based recommendations within an office-based environment in Kempton Park.

How to Apply

To apply for the DHL Group Supply Chain Internships, please follow these steps:

  • Click on the application link provided below.
  • Follow the instructions on the DHL Group careers portal to complete your application.

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