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In this module, delegates will create a robust supply chain management Strategy aimed at improving efficiency, reducing costs, enhancing competitive advantage, and increasing profitability. Participants will gain practical insights and tools to optimize their supply chain processes, streamline operations, and drive overall business performance.


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Course Content

This module will equip you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complex landscape of supply chain management. We will explore the key components of a successful supply chain, from sourcing and procurement to production, inventory management, and logistics.

Knowledge Module—Introduction and Case Study

Introduction to supply chain management: 2 hours

Supply chain management (SCM) is crucial for optimizing the flow of goods and services from suppliers to customers. This lesson introduces SCM concepts, including procurement, production, distribution, and logistics, aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Understanding SCM helps streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. Topics include:

  • Definition of Supply Chain: A supply chain encompasses all activities associated with the flow and transformation of goods, from raw materials extraction to end-user delivery, including the associated information flows.
  • Supply Chain Participants: These include suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and customers. Each participant plays a specific role in ensuring the smooth movement of goods and services.
  • Supply Chain Processes: The main processes include sourcing and procurement, production, distribution, and logistics. Effective SCM requires the integration and optimisation of these processes.

Lesson Facilitation:


Supply chain management case studies: 2 hours

Supply chain management case studies offer a real-world perspective on the theories and concepts learned in the classroom. By examining how different companies have tackled supply chain challenges and opportunities, students can gain valuable insights into best practices and potential pitfalls. Topics include:

  • Case Study 1: McDonalds
  • Case Study 2: Money Ball - Auckland A'
  • Case Study 3: War Dogs

Lesson Facilitation:


Practical Module: Team Introduction and Selection (2 hours 30 minutes)

Essential Modules for Capstone Project Success

To excel in your Capstone Project, it's crucial to thoroughly familiarise yourself with the following module:

Mastering the content will ensure you're well-prepared to tackle project challenges and achieve outstanding results. It provides the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for effective project execution.


Participants will be divided into teams to work collaboratively on developing a business plan. This session includes:

This session includes:

  • Each delegate will introduce themselves through a 3-minute elevator pitch. In this pitch, they should briefly share their background, unique strengths, and relevant skills, explaining their motivation for participating in the module and what they hope to achieve. They should specify the role they envision within the team and how they plan to contribute.
  • Team selection and formation: Recommended five members per team. Each day (the implementation days are considered a day), a different team member will act as an observer, capture the minutes, and develop a 5-minute video showcasing the participation of all team members in their respective roles. This observer will also provide feedback on the session during the Day 5 presentation. The video should clearly capture the day’s activities and address the specific assessment criteria for that day. The daily winning video from the cohort will be chosen on Day 5.
  • Identify a local business and assist them in improve supply chain management within 4 days. The selected business should be one that provides great opportunity for improvement.

Team Performance Assessment

The team should focus on understanding each other's strengths and weaknesses to allocate roles effectively, optimising overall team performance. The assessment will be based on how well the team presents their approach to the following, with each allocated 4 points:

  • Understanding and Communication: How well did the team understand each other's strengths and weaknesses - 4 points.
  • Role Allocation: How appropriately were roles assigned based on individual strengths and weaknesses - 4 points.
  • Collaboration and Cooperation: Rate the level of collaboration and cooperation among team members - 4 points.
  • Problem-Solving and Decision-Making: Evaluate the team's ability to solve problems collectively - 4 points.
  • Performance and Productivity: Measure the team's productivity and the quality of their output - 4 points.

Knowledge Module—Duration: 6 hours

How to manage demand in supply chain: 2 hours

The lesson on managing demand in supply chain focuses on techniques and strategies to predict, influence, and meet customer demand efficiently. It covers demand forecasting, inventory management, collaboration with suppliers and customers, and the use of technology to optimise supply chain responsiveness and reduce costs, ensuring timely product availability.

Lesson Facilitation:


How to implement strategic sourcing: 2 hours

The lesson on "How to Implement Strategic Sourcing" focuses on guiding businesses through the process of identifying, evaluating, and selecting suppliers that align with their strategic goals. It covers steps like analysing spend, developing sourcing strategies, negotiating contracts, and fostering supplier relationships to optimise costs and enhance supply chain efficiency.

Lesson Facilitation:


How to manage logistics effectively: 2 hours

The lesson "How to Manage Logistics Effectively" focuses on optimising the flow of goods from origin to destination, ensuring timely delivery, minimising costs, and enhancing customer satisfaction. It covers key strategies in transportation, warehousing, inventory management, and the use of technology to streamline logistics operations..

Lesson Facilitation:


Practical Module : 2 hours

Teams regroup to develop their business plans

Essential Modules for Capstone Project Success

To excel in your Capstone Project, it's crucial to thoroughly familiarise yourself with the following modules. They provide the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for effective project execution. Mastering the content will ensure you're well-prepared to tackle project challenges and achieve outstanding results.

Develop a business plan that also addresses how the project will be executed and market targeted.


As part of your practical project, you will be tasked with the following activity:

  • Identify and Assist a Local Business:
    • Select an existing local business that could benefit from improved supply chain.
    • The selected business should be a completely supply chain opportunity for the business, distinct from its existing supply chain or sourcing.
    • You will have 4 days to complete this task. During this time, you should:
      • Conduct thorough research on the selected business to understand its supply chain, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT analysis).
      • Identify the supply chain opportunity that aligns with the business's capabilities and potential for growth.
      • Develop a detailed supply chain strategy outlining the steps the business should take to enter or improve access to the identified supply chain oppotunity. This plan should include:
        • Market research and analysis
        • Marketing and promotional strategies
        • Sales and distribution channels
        • Financial projections and budgeting
        • Timeline and milestones for implementation
      • Engage with the business owner or management to discuss your findings and proposed plan. Gather their feedback and make any necessary adjustments to your plan.
      • Prepare a presentation summarising your research, findings, and proposed supply chain strategy. Be prepared to present this to your peers and instructors, highlighting the potential impact and benefits for the business.

Assessment Criteria for Market Access

Groups will be assessed based on their practical project. The assessment will focus on the following criteria:

  • Identification and Assistance of a Local Business
  • Supply Chain Oppotunity Research and Analysis
  • Supply Chain Plan Development
  • Engagement with Business Owner/Management
  • Presentation Quality and Effectiveness

  • Identification and Assistance of a Local Business (5 points)
  • Supply Chain Oppotunity Research and Analysis (5 points)
  • Engagement with Business Owner/Management (5 points)
  • Engagement with Business Owner/Management (5 points)

Knowledge Module—Duration: 4 hours

How to manage production: 2 hours

The lesson "How to Manage Production" teaches strategies for overseeing the manufacturing process, from planning and scheduling to quality control. It emphasises optimising resource use, improving efficiency, and maintaining product standards to meet demand. Key topics include production planning, process management, and continuous improvement technique

Lesson Facilitation:


How to measure performance: 2 hours

The lesson "How to Measure Supply Chain Performance" teaches methods for evaluating the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chain operations. It includes metrics such as inventory turnover, order accuracy, and delivery performance. The focus is on using data and analysis to identify areas for improvement and optimise overall supply chain performance.

Lesson Facilitation:


Practical Module - Develop Supply Chain Improvement Plan: 4 hours 30 minutes

Team regroup to secure resources needed to execute your supply chain strategy, including:

  • Funding: Finding and securing the financial resources required for the supply chain oppotunity.
  • Engaging Key Stakeholders: Identifying and working with important individuals or groups (such as customers, partners, and suppliers) who are crucial for the success of your supply chain strategy.

Essential Modules for Capstone Project Success

To excel in your Capstone Project, it's crucial to thoroughly familiarise yourself with the following modules. They provide the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for effective project execution. Mastering the content will ensure you're well-prepared to tackle project challenges and achieve outstanding results.


Presentations Assessment Criteria

Funding Plan and Secured Funding (8 points)

  • Clarity and Detail of Funding Plan (3 points)
    • Is the funding plan clearly articulated and detailed?
    • Does it include all necessary components such as budget breakdown, sources of funds, and timelines?
  • Realism and Feasibility (3 points)
    • Is the funding plan realistic and feasible?
    • Are the assumptions and projections credible?
  • Secured Funding Evidence (2 points)
    • Have the learners provided evidence of secured funding?
    • Is there documentation or proof of secured funds from investors, loans, grants, etc.?

Planned and Executed Supply Chain Processes (8 points)

  • Supply Chain Planning (3 points)
    • Is there a comprehensive supply chain plan in place?
    • Does it cover all stages from procurement to delivery?
  • Execution and Adaptability (3 points)
    • How effectively was the supply chain plan executed?
    • Were there any challenges, and how were they addressed?
  • Efficiency and Optimisation (2 points)
    • Were the supply chain processes optimised for efficiency?
    • Were there measures in place to minimise costs and maximise productivity?

Stakeholder Management (4 points)

  • Identification and Analysis (1 point)
    • Have the learners identified all key stakeholders?
    • Is there a clear analysis of each stakeholder’s role, interest, and impact?
  • Engagement and Communication (1 point)
    • How effectively were stakeholders engaged throughout the project?
    • Were communication strategies clear, effective, and consistent?
  • Conflict Resolution (1 point)
    • Were there any conflicts with stakeholders, and how were they resolved?
    • Were the resolutions effective and satisfactory to all parties involved?
  • Satisfaction and Feedback (1 point)
    • Have the learners gathered and analysed feedback from stakeholders?
    • Are the stakeholders satisfied with the outcomes and processes of the project?

Practical Module - All Day Activity

This is an all-day session where teams will practically execute their supply chain strategy. Each team will work on implementing their strategies and bringing their supply chain plan to life.

Essential Modules for Capstone Project Success

To excel in your Capstone Project, it's crucial to thoroughly familiarise yourself with the following modules. They provide the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for effective project execution. Mastering the content will ensure you're well-prepared to tackle project challenges and achieve outstanding results.


Assessment Criteria

The group presentation will be based on how they set up systems, processes, and procedures, as well as the corporate governance of the project. Teams will be evaluated on their ability to implement these elements effectively in their supply chain strategy.

  • Implementation of Systems - Systems are fully implemented and highly efficient (5 points)
  • Implementation of Procedures - Procedures are fully implemented and highly effective. (5 points)
  • Corporate Governance - Corporate governance is fully established and exemplary. (10 points)

Duration: 1 hour per team (including questions and answers)

Each group will present their business plan execution, focusing on the following:

  • Taking the audience through their journey from Day 1 to Day 4
  • Describing how they approached and executed tasks based on the assessment guideline of each daily session
  • Including mistakes and lessons learned
  • Maximising their chances of winning through effective presentation

Assessment Criteria for Learner Presentations

Essential Modules for Capstone Project Success

To excel in your Capstone Project, it's crucial to thoroughly familiarise yourself with the following module. It provides the foundational knowledge and skills necessary for effective project execution. Mastering the content will ensure you're well-prepared to tackle project challenges and achieve outstanding results.

In this module, participants will learn about:

  • Managing business finances effectively
  • Understanding key financial concepts and practices

The group presentation will be assessed based on the following criteria, with each criterion worth 4 points:

Management of Business Finances for the Projects - Comprehensive and strategic financial management.

Scale:
4 points:
3 points: Effective financial management with minor gaps.
2 points: Basic financial management with noticeable gaps.
1 point: Poor financial management with significant gaps.
0 points: No financial management strategy presented.

Gross Profit

Scale:
4 points: 100-80% of forecasted gross profit.
3 points: 79-60% of forecasted gross profit.
2 points: 59-40% of forecasted gross profit.
1 point: Below 40% of forecasted gross profit.
0 points: No gross profit calculation or figures presented.

Net Profit

Scale:
4 points: 50-30% of forecasted net profit.
3 points: 29-20% of forecasted net profit.
2 points: 19-10% of forecasted net profit.
1 point: Below 10% of forecasted net profit.
0 points: No net profit calculation or figures presented.

Return on Assets/Investment

Scale:
4 points: 50-30% of forecasted return on assets/investment.
3 points: 29-20% of forecasted return on assets/investment.
2 points: 19-10% of forecasted return on assets/investment.
1 point: Below 10% of forecasted return on assets/investment.
0 points: No return analysis or figures presented.

Positive Cash Flow from Operating Activities

Scale:
4 points: Positive cash flow from operating activities.
0 points: No positive cash flow from operating activities.


Assessment Criteria for supply chain strategy

Learner will submit supply chain strategy within 7 days after the session. The supply chain strategy will be assessed during the presentation based on three key criteria: First, the clarity and detail of the project execution plan. Second, the effectiveness of the supply chain strategy. Lastly, the overall presentation and feasibility of the plan will be reviewed, focusing on organisation, feasibility of financial projections, and professionalism of the presentation.

Clarity and Detail of Project Execution Plan

  • Objectives and Goals: The plan should clearly define the project objectives and specific, measurable goals.
  • Resource Allocation: Demonstrates a detailed plan for allocating resources, including human, financial, and physical resources.
  • Timeline: Provides a realistic timeline with milestones and deadlines for each phase of the project.
  • Risk Management: Identifies potential risks and outlines strategies for mitigating those risks.
  • Processes and Procedures: Includes detailed processes and procedures for daily operations and project management.

Effectiveness of Supply Chain Strategy

  • Market Analysis: Offers an in-depth review of the target supply chain, including market size, trends, and customer needs.
  • Customer Segmentation: Clearly defines and profiles target customer segments with relevant demographic and psychographic information.
  • Competitive Analysis: Examines competitors by highlighting their strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for differentiation.
  • Supply Chain Strategy: Presents a detailed supply chain strategy covering pricing, promotion, distribution, and sales approaches.
  • Market Entry Plan: Details a strategy for entering the supply chain, including methods for overcoming barriers and capturing market share.

Overall Presentation and Feasibility

  • Coherence and Structure: The supply chain strategy should be well-organised, with a logical flow and clear headings.
  • Feasibility: Assesses the overall feasibility of the supply chain strategy, considering financial projections, resource requirements, and market conditions.
  • Professionalism: The plan should be presented professionally, with clear and concise language, proper formatting, and attention to detail.

Supply Chain Strategy Implementation Assessment Criteria

At the end of each quarter, a comprehensive review will be conducted to assess the implementation of the supply chain strategy. The evaluation will focus on the following criteria, with each criterion carrying a maximum of 20 points. Points will be awarded based on the team's actual performance and achievements:

Year-on-Year Growth of Revenue

Scale:
4 points: Year-on-year revenue growth of 20% or more.
3 points: Year-on-year revenue growth of 15-19%.
2 points: Year-on-year revenue growth of 10-14%.
1 point: Year-on-year revenue growth of less than 10%.
0 points: No revenue growth or a decline in revenue.

Improved Profitability

Scale:
4 points: Profitability improved by 15% or more.
3 points: Profitability improved by 10-14%.
2 points: Profitability improved by 5-9%.
1 point: Profitability improved by less than 5%.
0 points: No improvement in profitability or a decline in profitability.

Improved Return on Assets

Scale:
4 points: Return on assets improved by 10% or more.
3 points: Return on assets improved by 7-9%.
2 points: Return on assets improved by 4-6%.
1 point: Return on assets improved by less than 4%.
0 points: No improvement in return on assets or a decline.

Improved Financial Structure (Equity/Total Assets)

Scale:
4 points: Equity/total assets ratio improved by 10% or more.
3 points: Equity/total assets ratio improved by 7-9%.
2 points: Equity/total assets ratio improved by 4-6%.
1 point: Equity/total assets ratio improved by less than 4%.
0 points: No improvement in equity/total assets ratio or a decline.

Improved Cash Flow from Operations

Scale:
4 points: Significant improvement in cash flow from operations (e.g., positive cash flow increase by 20% or more).
3 points: Moderate improvement in cash flow from operations (e.g., positive cash flow increase by 10-19%).
2 points: Slight improvement in cash flow from operations (e.g., positive cash flow increase by 5-9%).
1 point: Minimal improvement in cash flow from operations (e.g., positive cash flow increase by less than 5%).
0 points: No improvement or negative cash flow from operations.








Further Details on the Programme

What it costs, and when it starts

The lessons, the quizzes and the business tools come with your account. You do not buy them course by course, and you can work through all of them on your own.

R4 800.00 buys the facilitated week. That is five days with a facilitator, a syndicate to work in, a panel of assessors who mark your Friday presentation, and a certificate of attendance. The reading is the same reading - what you are paying for is being taught it, in a group, and being assessed.

There are 5 facilitated courses. You can take one, or take them all with the All Access Training Bundle for R19 200.00 - that is four weeks paid for and one free, a saving of R4 800.00. Buy the bundle

A course runs with at least 10 learners. We teach in groups because the work is done in teams, and a group that is too small cannot do it.

We run a week where the people are. Tell us which course you want and we count you in your own municipality. When 10 people in the same municipality want the same course, RMK sets a date, tells everyone waiting, and you take your seat then. Nothing is paid until there is a date.

You need a Standard Account (R4 800.00 a year) before you can buy a course. Companies and institutions can book a whole group in one payment - 10 places fills a course on its own.

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Minimum Entry Requirements

  • Subscription to Super Deal Makers YouTube channel. Applicants must have subscribed to our Super Deal Maker YouTube channel. Throughout the program, delegates must have watched the YouTube lesson on the module to be facilitated in order to attend the facilitated classes.
  • Delegates are expected to have access to a computer/smart phone and the internet - Our programmes are primarily online, with delegates receiving online study material, videos, case study analysis, and assessment. Our learning materials are freely available to everyone, regardless of age, location, or educational background; however, free online course participants do not have access to facilitated/feedback sessions or assessments.
  • It is recommended that a prospective delegate has a National Senior Certificate (Grade 12) with mathematics or accounting (economic and management sciences) as a subject, but it is not required.
  • delegates who wish to enrol in facilitated sessions and be assessed formally must submit a letter of confirmation from the host employer/workplace. Prospective delegates should look for a host employer/workplace that will provide a safe working environment, supervision, and opportunities to put their programme learnings into practice.


Assessment Criterion

Skills Programme Assessment Criterion
How to develop a business plan Delegates will be assessed on their ability to identify business opportunities, conduct research, create a financial plan, develop markets, access financing, apply risk management, design learning programmes, implement business administration, manage logistics, identify stakeholders, and provide financial information during business plan development.
How to access markets Delegates will be assessed on their ability to develop markets, identify business opportunities, facilitate access to financing, apply risk management, design learning programmes, implement business administration, manage logistics, identify stakeholders, and provide accurate financial information during the development and implementation of market access processes.
How to access business funding Delegates will be assessed on their ability to identify and facilitate access to various types of financing mechanisms, such as national incentive schemes, grants, angel investing, and credit financing. They will also be evaluated on their skills in identifying business opportunities, conducting thorough research, operationalising strategies, creating comprehensive financial plans, and analysing industry trends. This process will guide them on how to effectively access business funding and leverage financial resources for business growth and sustainability.
How to manage business finances Delegates will be assessed on their ability to provide accurate and up-to-date financial information about the business. This includes preparing and analysing balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and financial ratios. Additionally, delegates will be evaluated on their capability to identify business opportunities, conduct thorough research, operationalise strategies, create comprehensive financial plans, and analyse industry trends during the development of a robust financial management system.
How to manage projects Delegates will be assessed on their ability to define and plan projects, apply risk management, identify business opportunities, develop markets, access financing, design learning programmes, implement business administration, manage logistics, engage stakeholders, and ensure fairness and accountability during project management.
How to implement systems and procedures Delegates will be assessed based on their ability to implement basic business administration, control measures, non-conformance reporting, corrective actions, and the quality management system.
How to build a learning organisation Delegates will be assessed on their ability to design outcomes-based learning programmes, facilitate learning using a variety of provided methodologies, conduct outcomes-based assessments, moderate outcomes-based assessments, and evaluate a learning intervention using provided evaluation instruments.
How to manage supply chain Delegates will be assessed on their ability to manage demand, acquisition, logistics, production management and performance measurement.
How to manage stakeholders Delegates will be assessed on their ability to identify key stakeholders, identify stakeholder management requirements, develop a stakeholder engagement process, communicate with stakeholders, and resolve stakeholder conflicts

Exit Level Outcomes

Delegates should demonstrate a thorough understanding, practical application, and comprehensive knowledge of the relevant study block topic. This includes not only grasping the fundamental concepts but also being able to apply them effectively in real-world scenarios. Additionally, delegates should exhibit the ability to analyse and interpret information related to the topic, showcasing their comprehension through thoughtful discussion and problem-solving. Their proficiency should reflect an integration of theoretical knowledge with practical skills, ensuring they are well-prepared to address challenges and leverage opportunities within the scope of the study block.


Delivery Methodology

Each study block has been designed as an action-learning programme. Work schedules are planned and implemented as learning-from-work activities and learning-through-work activities. Group learning is recommended where participants map out their own learning schedule, which may exceed one year. Each of the 10 skill programmes are facilitated over a three to five day period. A delegate support workshop is scheduled after each theory, practical and workplace assignment to assist candidates in completing the module. Case studies that involves developing problem-solving, teamwork and decision-making skills and allows participants to learn by doing, applying what they have learned to a real organisational issue.

Syndication: Delegates are divided into groups of four to five people called syndicates. Each syndicate is responsible for preparing independent but related tasks. Based on the outcomes of the study block, teams will develop and carry out a real-world project.

Delivery Instruments Per Study Block

  • Leaner Guide
  • Online Video Material
  • Formative Assessment - Quiz Questions
  • Case Study Analysis
  • Practical: Syndicated Product/Project Development and Presentation
  • Workplace Product/Project Development and Presentation

Presentation Format and Delivery (15 bonus points)

Presentation Quality (5 bonus points)

  • Presentation is clear, well-organised, and highly engaging.
  • Presentation is clear and organised with minor engagement issues.
  • Presentation is somewhat clear and organised with several engagement issues.
  • Presentation is unclear and poorly organised with significant engagement issues.
  • Presentation is unclear, disorganised, and not engaging.

Clarity and Organisation (5 bonus points)

Is the presentation well-organised and easy to follow? Are the key points clearly articulated?

Visual Aids and Materials (3 bonus points)

Are the visual aids and materials used effectively to enhance understanding? Do they complement the oral presentation?

Engagement and Interaction (2 bonus points)

How well did the learners engage with the audience? Were there interactive elements such as Q&A sessions or discussions?


Daily and Ultimate Winner Selection Process

A winner (both practical and workplace) will be selected each day from Day 1 to Day 4 (If implementation spans more than one day, it will still be considered a single day, and the video presentation should still be 5 minutes.) based on the assessment criteria and the quality of the video submissions. Each video should showcase the participation of all team members in their respective roles, clearly capturing the day’s activities and addressing the specific assessment criteria for that day. On Day 5, an ultimate winner will be chosen. Rewards will be given to the winning teams, with prises varying according to the day's sponsors.


Feedback

  • Strengths: Highlight the areas where the learner performed well.
  • Areas for Improvement: Offer constructive feedback on where they can enhance their plan.
  • Suggestions: Provide specific suggestions for refining their strategies or addressing gaps.

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