Become an Expert in SAP Materials Management
Program Overview
The SAP MM Training & Internship program is a blend of in-depth learning and practical exposure, designed for aspiring SAP professionals. This program helps participants understand the core functionality of SAP MM and its role in organizations. The internship phase provides real-world experience by involving participants in live projects.
Program Details
- Duration: 4 Months
- 2 Months of Comprehensive Training
- 2 Months of Practical Internship
- Mode of Learning: Hybrid (Live Sessions + Pre-recorded Video Lessons)
- Location: Gaurav Learning Solutions Office, Kharadi, Pune
- Schedule: Full-Day Classroom Setup
Phase 1: Training (2 Months)
Module 1: Procurement Basics
- Understanding the Procurement Cycle
- Purchase Requisitions (PR), Purchase Orders (PO), and Contracts
- Managing Vendors and Quotations
- Types of Procurement: Standard, Consignment, Subcontracting
Module 2: Master Data in SAP MM
- Material Master Configuration
- Vendor Master Data Management
- Purchasing Info Records
Module 3: Inventory Management
- Goods Receipt and Issue Processes
- Stock Transfers and Reservations
- Physical Inventory and Cycle Counting
Module 4: Material Valuation and Batch Management
- Overview of Material Valuation Methods
- Batch Management Configuration and Scenarios
Module 5: Invoice Verification and Reporting
- Invoice Verification Process
- Handling Invoice Blocks and Discrepancies
- Standard SAP MM Reports
Module 6: Integration with FICO and SD
- P2P Integration with SAP FICO
- Handling Material Movements Linked to Sales Orders
Learning Activities:
- Real-world exercises on procurement and inventory management
- End-to-end P2P cycle simulations
- Weekly quizzes and assignments
Phase 2: Internship (2 Months)
Internship Objectives:
- Gain practical experience in procurement and inventory processes
Internship Activities:
- Creating Purchase Orders and Handling Vendor Invoices
- Managing Stock Reconciliation
- Generating Reports on Inventory and Procurement Metrics