Excuse me, is my current situation suitable for transferring to SAP?

Let me tell you what time it is. You don't need any programming skills to be an SAP consultant, but judging from your current situation and the current situation of this industry, it is not optimistic to switch to a consultant.

1.SAP consultants are a bit bad now, 1-3 years experience people grab a lot, especially the MM module!

2. Your IT background is relatively weak, and you only stay in the stage of how to use the SAP system, that is, key users. For example, you call the SAP MM module an operating system and think that you need to program as a consultant. The test you take should also be a white-box test, that is, input virtual quotient data on MM module to see if it can be handled correctly. In fact, this can only be regarded as knowing how to use these functions.

But you also have your advantages, such as good English and rich business knowledge.

I think if you want to be a consultant, the first thing to add is the module configuration of SAP, because how to use and how to configure these functions is completely different.

I don't know how well you master business knowledge, such as purchasing, process and inventory. If you are strong in this field, it is still easy to learn. Just because you want to get in doesn't mean you don't have a chance! However, the market of SAP MM module consultants is saturated, so you should consider it carefully.