Human Resource Management

By chadwick

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$ Price Registration Form $25.00

Delivery type In-person class

Capacity 1000 Students

Level All levels

Duration 10 Weeks

Lessons 10

The Human Resource Management (HRM) course provides a practical and strategic understanding of managing people effectively within organisations. It explores key HR functions such as recruitment, performance management, training and development, employee relations, and workplace policies, with relevance to both global and African organisational contexts.

Learners will gain insight into how human capital contributes to organisational success, while also examining labour laws, ethical practices, and leadership approaches. The course emphasises real-world application, preparing learners to support organisational growth, staff wellbeing, and effective workforce management.

Learning outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

Explain the core functions and importance of Human Resource Management
Develop and apply recruitment and selection strategies
Analyse employee performance and implement appraisal systems
Design basic training and staff development programmes
Understand labour laws and ethical practices in the workplace
Manage employee relations, conflict resolution, and workplace communication
Apply HR principles to improve organisational effectiveness and productivity

Instructor

chadwick

2 Students

7 Courses

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$ Price Registration Form $25.00

Delivery type In-person class

Capacity 1000 Students

Level All levels

Duration 10 Weeks

Lessons 10

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