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BSB50320

Diploma of Human Resource Management

Ready to enter a new era of your career in human resources? Take a fast track to potential promotion with a Diploma of Human Resource Management (BSB50320) from the College for Adult Learning.

Human resource (HR) management is a valuable and rewarding career, with HR expertise essential in every modern business. Human resources professionals today lead the human resources department, supporting staff with personal and professional development, and working to establish a positive and efficient workplace, among a variety of other responsibilities.

To pursue a human resource management pathway, undertake online human resources training to develop the in-demand HR skills and knowledge you need to stand out. The Diploma of Human Resource Management (BSB50320) will allow you to develop your skills in people management, risk management, communication, and work health and safety. With our human resources diploma, you’ll be ready to take the next step in your HR career and become a highly sought-after asset in any business.

Having a formal qualification to support your skills and human resource management knowledge proves that you have what it takes to ensure teams are operating effectively and the workforce is continually developing to meet the strategic needs of the organisation. As an HR manager, you have your finger on the pulse of the organisation, aware of any issues that arise and you’re capable of resolving them appropriately.

What you’ll learn

  • Managing workforce planning and recruitment processes
  • Implementing and managing WHS policies to ensure they comply with legislative requirements
  • Managing people performance and employee relations
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BSB50320

Diploma of Human Resource Management

Seeking a challenging, exciting and rewarding career in human resources? Ready to take on a management role in the sector? The BSB50320 Diploma of Human Resource Management from Australian Institute of Management (AIM) Education and Training, is the course you need to take the next step in your career.

There’s a lot involved in managing human resources functions, and all the key areas are covered in this comprehensive course. Designed with candidates in mind who already possess a strong foundational knowledge of human resources, the course takes your knowledge to the next level. You’ll cover everything from recruitment, workforce planning and WHS policies to managing employee relations and performance management. You’ll also learn how to effectively manage tricky aspects like separation/termination processes and mediation. By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to take on higher-level human resources roles across a range of businesses and industries. By the end of the course you will be fully qualified and have all the skills required to successfully fill a number of different HR roles available across various industry sectors.

This course is delivered 100% online, requires roughly 12 hours of study per week and can be completed in 12-18 months.

 

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CHC41215

Certificate IV in Career Development

If you are a great communicator and would love a career based on helping people achieve their career goals, then this CHC41215 Certificate IV in Career Development qualification from GROW Training Group could be an ideal course for you.

This Certificate IV program has been carefully crafted in collaboration with industry experts to ensure a comprehensive and relevant learning experience aligned with current industry standards. This course is ideally suited for individuals looking to obtain roles in career information and transition services, or seeking to work as career advisors within various educational, training, school, or transition environments.

As a careers advisor, you will be entrusted with the responsibility of delivering tailored programs and services to both individuals and groups of clients and employers. Your role would encompass guiding individuals in career planning, as well as facilitating the process of identifying, securing, and maintaining suitable employment opportunities. From supporting recent school leavers to aiding seasoned professionals in exploring new career pathways, this course equips you to engage with a diverse range of clientele across various stages of their career journeys.

Please Note: Grow Training Group operates as a privately managed Registered Training Organisation (RTO), differing from government-run institutions such as a TAFE. Consequently, Grow does not offer government funding.

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BSB40420

Certificate IV in Human Resource Management

A career in human resources (HR) means a career with people. HR professionals focus on developing a positive and healthy workplace culture, supporting professional development, performance management and team effectiveness for a business’ employees. Human resources officers and human resources coordinators strive to help employees, drive culture and support strategic objectives to make the business the best it can be. With in-demand HR and administration skills and an online human resources qualification to back you, you’ll be prepared for any HR role.

With a Certificate IV in Human Resource Management (BSB40420), you’ll be able to support the learning and development of teams and individuals, as well as supporting a business’s human resources department with essential business administration functions. Upskill to become a confident HR officer for your business and take your next step into an HR career by learning to write complex documents, implement work health and safety policies, and support the wide range of human resources functions and processes.

What you’ll learn

  • Supporting human resources initiatives
  • Leading team effectiveness by supporting learning and development
  • Implementing and monitoring WHS policies
  • Managing employee relationships and supporting performance management

We’re excited to offer students studying the Certificate IV in Human Resource Management with the College for Adult Learning a full rebate for a FREE one-year AHRI Associate (full-fee) Membership, valued at $396.

As an Associate Member, you’ll have access to valuable resources to support your studies, be able to join programs and events to help you become job-ready, and attend free member-only networking forums to build your professional network and learn about specialist HR topics. Terms and Conditions apply.

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About Human Resources Courses

The Human Resources (HR) industry plays a vital role in shaping the workforce of organisations across Australia. With approximately 87,500 professionals employed in various capacities, HR specialists are essential in planning, developing, and implementing recruitment strategies, as well as managing workplace relations. This dynamic field is characterised by a strong female presence, with women making up 75% of the workforce, reflecting the industry’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.

As the demand for skilled HR professionals continues to grow, the industry is projected to add around 2,200 new jobs annually. This growth is driven by the increasing importance of effective human resource management in fostering positive workplace cultures and enhancing employee engagement. HR professionals are not only tasked with recruitment and onboarding but also play a crucial role in conflict resolution and compliance with employment legislation, ensuring that organisations operate smoothly and ethically.

With median weekly earnings of $1,870, the HR industry offers competitive compensation, particularly for those in managerial roles, where earnings can reach up to $2,946 per week. The median age of HR professionals is 34, indicating a youthful and energetic workforce that is well-equipped to adapt to the evolving demands of the job market. Continuous professional development and education are highly valued, with many HR professionals holding bachelor’s degrees or higher qualifications.

Overall, the Human Resources industry is a promising field for those looking to make a meaningful impact in the workplace. By fostering talent and promoting a positive work environment, HR professionals contribute significantly to the success of organisations and the well-being of employees, making it a rewarding career choice for many.