Supply Chain Administration Apprentice

Start your career in supply chain with a busy Brough manufacturer. You'll support purchasing, stock, suppliers and production information while receiving training in NetSuite ERP, Excel and wider supply chain processes, with the opportunity to progress into a permanent role.

What you'll do

• Supporting purchasing and supply chain administration
• Updating stock and production information
• Liaising with suppliers and internal departments

Using NetSuite ERP to maintain accurate information

• Using Excel to update and manage supply chain data
• Supporting the processing of orders and purchasing information
• Helping to keep records and documentation accurate and up to date
• Developing an understanding of how purchasing, stock and production work together
• Providing general administrative support to the supply chain team

After the apprenticeship

This apprenticeship provides a strong starting point for someone interested in developing a career within supply chain and manufacturing.

Your development will be formally reviewed after six months, with the opportunity to progress into a permanent Supply Chain Administrator role as you develop your skills and experience.

Skills

• Communication skills
• IT skills
• Attention to detail
• Organisation skills
• Customer care skills
• Problem solving skills
• Administrative skills
• Logical
• Team working

Qualifications

• Essential: GCSE, English (grade 4)
• Essential: GCSE, Maths (grade 4)

About the employer

An established manufacturing business based in Brough is looking to recruit a Supply Chain Administration Apprentice to support its busy supply chain operation.

This is a practical opportunity to gain experience across purchasing, stock, suppliers and production while developing administration skills within a manufacturing environment.

Apprenticeship details

• Course: Business administrator (level 3), Business and administration
• Apprenticeship level: Advanced (level 3)
• Training provider: HULL COLLEGE
• Expected duration: 1 Year
• Hours: 37.5 hours a week. Working week: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.
• Start date: 9 November 2026
• Positions available: 1
• Wage: £15,600 a year