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Tiger Consumer Brands Limited announces the Future Leaders Development Programme (FLDP), a 24-month enhanced development track for graduates across multiple disciplines including Engineering, Marketing, Finance, Supply Chain and IT. Candidates should have recently completed 3rd or 4th year and show high potential for leadership.
The programme includes relocation across locations in South Africa. Applicants must have a strong academic record (65% average), be a citizen of the hire country, hold a
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The Tiger Brands Future Leaders Development Programme is a 24-month enhanced development programme which aims to recruit bachelor's degree / BTech graduates who demonstrate the potential to reach leadership positions in the organisation. FLDP’s are selected to join various disciplines across our business and are taken through a structured combined learning programme which intends to prepare them for key roles within the organisation. Get ready to ignite your tomorrow by joining our future leaders’ programme. Exciting opportunities are available for graduates in Engineering, Marketing, Finance - CA (SA) stream, Supply Chain, IT and so on.
Successful applicants on the programme should have a desire to build a career with a leading FMCG company, have a sound academic record at an accredited institution and recently have completed their 3rd or 4th year tertiary qualification.
Future Leaders must have displayed the potential for high achievement and innovation throughout their qualification, have not worked full time (for more than 1 year, not including workplace experience) in their field of study, must be computer literate in MS Word and Excel and have a valid driver’s license.
The type of qualifications that are viewed favorably to enter the graduate programme include:
In accordance with the employment equity plan of Tiger Brands and its employment equity goals and targets, preference may be given, but is not limited, to candidates from under-represented designated groups.