Participate in structured SAP training, learn business processes and assigned SAP modules, complete hands-on exercises, support documentation, testing, troubleshooting, and project scenarios. Work with senior SAP consultants while developing consulting skills across modules such as FICO, MM, SD, PP, ABAP, BASIS, SuccessFactors, BW, Datasphere, and BTP. The program targets fresh graduates and candidates with up to two years of experience.
We are looking for motivated and career-oriented candidates who are interested in building a career in SAP. Selected candidates will receive structured SAP training and practical project exposure to develop the skills required for entry-level SAP consulting opportunities.
Key Responsibilities- Participate actively in SAP training and learning programs.
- Learn SAP concepts, business processes, and system functionality.
- Gain practical knowledge of the assigned SAP module.
- Participate in hands-on exercises and real-time project scenarios.
- Understand business requirements and SAP implementation processes.
- Prepare basic functional and technical documentation.
- Participate in testing and validation activities.
- Work with senior SAP consultants and team members.
- Assist with issue analysis and basic troubleshooting.
- Complete assigned training projects and assessments.
- Continuously improve SAP and business-process knowledge.
Candidates can choose a specialization based on their background and career goals:
- SAP FICO – Finance & Controlling
- SAP MM – Materials Management
- SAP SD – Sales & Distribution
- SAP PP – Production Planning
- SAP ABAP – Development
- SAP BASIS – Administration
- SAP SuccessFactors – Human Capital Management
- SAP BW / Datasphere – Data & Analytics
- SAP BTP – Business Technology Platform
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, IT, Engineering, Business, Finance, Accounting, or a related field.
- Fresh graduates and candidates with up to 2 years of experience can apply.
- Basic understanding of computers and business processes.
- Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Good communication skills.
- Willingness to learn SAP and build a long-term career in SAP consulting.
- Basic knowledge of ERP concepts.
- Basic SQL knowledge is an advantage for technical/data-oriented tracks.
- Knowledge of accounting or finance is beneficial for SAP FICO.
- Knowledge of supply chain/procurement is beneficial for SAP MM.
- Knowledge of sales/business processes is beneficial for SAP SD.
- Basic programming knowledge is beneficial for SAP ABAP.
- Good English communication skills.
The training program may include:
- SAP fundamentals and ERP concepts.
- Module-specific training.
- SAP S/4HANA concepts.
- Business process understanding.
- SAP configuration concepts.
- Real-time project scenarios.
- Hands-on exercises.
- Testing and troubleshooting.
- Resume and interview preparation.
- Mock interviews and career guidance.
We are looking for candidates who are:
- Eager to learn and build a career in SAP.
- Comfortable with structured training programs.
- Strong in communication and problem-solving.
- Willing to work with business and technical teams.
- Interested in developing long-term SAP consulting skills.
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