The ideal candidate for the Customs & Trade graduate programme is a recent graduate with a Bachelor's degree in fields such as Customs, International Trade, Economics, Logistics, or Supply Chain Management. No prior work experience is required. The day-to-day responsibilities include assisting with customs compliance and trade facilitation, managing customs data, and resolving client queries. Key attributes for success in this role are attention to detail, integrity, strong communication, and analytical skills to interpret trade data and identify compliance risks. The role is a great opportunity for a motivated individual to learn on the job, collaborate with peers and stakeholders like SARS officials, and contribute to process improvements.