MINEFOP approval no. 241/MINEFOP/SG/DFOP/SDGSF/CSACD/CBAC

Business management

Recruit, pay, train and support careers inside the company.

Length

7 months + 2 months of work placement

Minimum level

Baccalauréat

Diploma

Professional Qualification Certificate (CQP)

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Activities

Human Resources Managers define and implement the company’s human resources management and administration policy (recruitment, remuneration, mobility, career management, ...). They prepare or supervise the administrative management of staff (individual files, payroll, ...), monitor compliance with legal and regulatory obligations relating to working conditions and employment relations, organise social dialogue and participate in internal communication activities related to changes within the company, and manage employees’ payroll. They may participate in defining the organisation’s strategic direction. They work within private or public companies, local authorities, ... in liaison with various departments and stakeholders (accounting, communications, management, staff representatives, organisations responsible for employment, ...).

Main activities

Recruitment: defining profiles, publishing vacancies, selecting candidates and onboarding.

Administrative management of staff: employment contracts, personnel files, absences, leave and payroll.

Training and skills development: needs identification, training plan, monitoring of assessments.

Career and internal mobility management: career monitoring, promotions, support.

  • Social dialogue: relations with employee representatives, conflict management.
  • Performance evaluation: implementation of assessment tools, analysis of results.
  • Legal and regulatory monitoring: application of employment law and collective agreements.
  • Remuneration policy: developing and monitoring salary scales and benefits.

Depending on the level and sector, the following titles may be found

  • HR Manager
  • Recruitment Officer
  • Human Resources Manager
  • Training manager
  • Payroll manager
  • Talent Acquisition Manager
  • HR Director
  • HR Business Partner

The occupation is practised

HR professionals work with senior management, operational managers, staff representatives and social welfare organisations.

  • In a company (SMEs, large companies, multinational corporations)
  • In a consultancy or recruitment agency
  • In NGOs, public administrations or local authorities
  • As a self-employed professional (HR consultant)

Career opportunities

  • Recruiter or headhunter
  • Training or competency development manager
  • Payroll and personnel administration manager
  • Employee Relations Officer
  • HR Consultant
  • Talent management adviser
  • HR Management Trainer

With experience or certifications

  • HR Manager → HR Director
  • Recruitment Officer → International Recruitment Manager
  • Payroll Manager → HR Administration Manager
  • Junior HR Consultant → Senior Consultant / Engagement Director
  • There are also pathways into career management, professional coaching or general management.

Skills acquired on completion of the course

  • Administrative management of staff
  • Staff recruitment
  • Staff appraisal
  • Remuneration policy and payroll management
  • Social management tools: social report, social dashboards
  • Workforce and skills planning (GPEC)

16 modules. Tap a module to see what it covers.

  • Role and responsibilities of the HR function
  • The changing role of HR in the company
  • Organisation of the HR department
  • Professional conduct and ethics

Detailed programme

Admission requirements

To enrol, prepare these items. The centre helps with your file, and training starts once the first instalment is paid.

  • The registration form, filled in at enrolment
  • A photocopy of your ID card or birth certificate
  • Two 4 x 4 passport photos, less than 3 months old
  • One ream of paper
  • The first instalment of the tuition: 40%
  • The registration fee

Ready to start in human resources management?

Tell us what you want to do. We point you to the course that leads there and follow your enrolment.

  • Personal guidance
  • Training focused on employment
  • A work placement
  • Support before, during and after
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