The France Supply Chain association publishes the 1st guide to supply chain training in France

Faced with the lack of visibility and complete information on the various training courses dedicated to Supply Chain professions, this new guide offers company decision-makers an exhaustive overview of the current range of training courses available in France. The aim is to help them recruit specialist talent.

For many years, the Supply Chain has been at the heart of the French economy and corporate strategy. In fact, under pressure, the Supply Chain sector recruits every year and offers all graduates constantly increasing salaries.

Nevertheless, the Supply Chain professions remain little-known. Extremely varied and increasingly technical, they cover the entire value chain: purchasing, procurement, planning, production, forecasting, warehousing, order preparation, transport or delivery, etc...

Among its missions, the France Supply Chain association has set as a priority the promotion of Supply Chain professions and jobs, as well as the development of training through closer relations with schools, universities and research centres.

In this context, based on an inventory, meetings and analyses, France Supply Chain now offers the 1st Supply Chain Training Guide in France.

This unique tool has been designed to help companies and recruiters by offering :

• The most exhaustive picture possible of the Supply Chain training offer in France.
• Detailed information, in line with the recruitment process, accompanied by the association's comments on the specifics of each curriculum.
• A simple and quick reading grid to apprehend the outlines of each course and compare training courses.

Xavier DERYCKE, Supply Chain Director Europe Rexel Group and member of the Board of Directors and the Comex of France Supply Chain explains the ambition of the guide which he directed the realization: " In 2020, it is much safer and more useful for a company to hire a young graduate really trained in Supply Chain than one coming from a general university education, or from a "grande école" whereas the jobs have become very precise and sharp. Based on this observation, and faced with the blatant lack of information, we decided to produce a guide to help not only students, but also companies, their managers, young or senior Supply Chain professionals, Human Resources departments, training departments, in short, all the decision-makers in the company who are entitled to guidance.

To get the France Supply Chain Training Guide, please follow this link:

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