SAP SuccessFactors Internship Programme (Durban)

Job Brief

At K5 Business , our mission is simple: to help organisations that run SAP, love SAP. We provide specialised expertise that enables businesses to improve process efficiency, agility, reliability, and transparency through innovative SAP solutions.

We are seeking highly motivated and ambitious interns with a passion for technology, collaboration, and problem-solving to join our SAP SuccessFactors Internship Programme. This 4-month programme provides candidates with the opportunity to study SAP SuccessFactors modules, obtain an industry-recognised SAP certification and gain real world knowledge and experience.

Responsibilities

As an intern, you will:

• Receive access to the SAP Learning Hub and study materials for your assigned SAP SuccessFactors module.

• Be required to self-study and work remotely. You may be required to occasionally attend an in-office workday.

• Prepare for and write the SAP SuccessFactors certification examination upon completion of the training.

• Complete tasks and assessments designed to build and test your experience and abilities as a consultant.

• Assist experienced consultants with project-related activities to gain valuable hands-on experience and industry exposure.

• Develop both technical and professional consulting skills in a real-world business environment.

Requirements

• Matriculation / Grade 12 / Senior Certificate.

• A relevant Degree or Diploma in Human Resources, Information Technology, or a related field.

• Must be a South African citizen.

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

• Ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative team environment.

• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to effectively manage time and work independently to meet deadlines.

• Access to a personal laptop and reliable internet connectivity to support e-learning, video content, and virtual meetings.

• Preference given to candidates that reside in Durban, Johannesburg or Cape Town.

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