CareerDC

CareerDC Internships charge a fee for the coordination of each internship program. You will get a tailored resume, interview training, unlimited interviews, access to our network of host companies, an internship placement relevant to your studies, an accredited WIL course (where applicable) and support during your internship.

The 12-week Logistics and Supply Chain Internship Program offers practical industry experience for students and recent graduates in Australia. It’s ideal for those looking to develop their technical and soft skills and earn academic credit in logistics and supply chain management.

This program is open to international students seeking local Australian work experience. It’s also open to domestic students who want to develop industry-specific skills during a work experience placement.

Over 12 weeks, you’ll gain practical knowledge, learn from industry professionals, and improve core skills like communication and teamwork. The program is tailored to your internship needs and preferences, including start date, location, and duration.

Already graduated?
Or is an internship not part of your degree?

No worries—you can still join the program and combine your placement with an accredited Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program.

About the Internship Host Companies

The internship program is coordinated by CareerDC Internships. Since 2011, we have been helping students secure meaningful, degree-related internships across Australia.

CareerDC has a wide network of host companies across the country. To give you some examples, the host companies include an Australian tech company focused on research, food technology, and waste management, a major supplier serving the education, healthcare, and hospitality sectors, and an international freight company managing global shipments.

About the Internship Placement Tasks and Learning Experiences

Depending on your host company and your internship needs, your internship tasks and learning experiences may include any combination of tasks such as: 

• Researching sustainable supply chain practices
• Identifying operational improvements
• Assisting with procurement, production, and distribution analysis
• Monitoring inventory levels and conducting audits
• Supporting supplier management and production planning
• Learning about import and export processes
• Observing shipments and attending meetings

Apply now with your CV to get complete details about the program, how it works, and what’s included. A coordination fee applies, covering placement and support services.

To learn more and apply, send your CV to CareerDC.