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Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources) BSB40801Human Resource Management was once the domain of specialists in payroll, recruitment and training and development. This is no longer the case with most organisations adopting an approach that see HR responsibilities devolved to business unit managers. HR has become a core skill for all managers and supervisors. Whether looking to establish a career in Human Resources Management (HRM) or recently being delegated more responsibilities in HRM, it is imperative that the individual develops their skills and knowledge of HRM policies, procedures, systems and legal requirements. HRM professionals and line managers are responsible for the business of recruiting and selecting the right people for the job, developing individuals and managing performance, maintaining accurate systems and being aware of relevant industrial relations factors. Recommended forThis Certificate IV level qualification is an ideal starting point for an HRM career and valuable formal training for emerging middle managers and supervisors in all industries and business sectors. Learning Outcomes
Learning Time PeriodThe Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources) qualification must be completed within two (2) years of commencement. AssessmentAssessment for this qualification includes underpinning knowledge questions, work-based projects and third party reports. Requirements to Receive the Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources)This qualification requires the successful completion of 10 Units of Competency as follows: 7 Units of Competency from Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources) Core Units PLUS 3 Units of Competency from Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources) Elective Units, chosen from the list below.
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