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Human Resource Management: Introduction | HRMT147

Pacific Link College
Surrey , Canada
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Human Resources | Industrial Management | Management
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Human Resource Management: Introduction | HRMT147

Course Overview

This course is intended for candidates who are preparing to study Human Resource Management or are considering a career in this discipline. It is also for those candidates who may wish to gain a holistic overview of how Human Resource Management can add value to an organization. It is designed to develop knowledge of the role of Human Resource Management as a key function within organizations and to develop an understanding of the background to the development of the discipline of Human Resource Management. It introduces candidates to the activities that make up Human Resource Management and how these activities contribute to the success of an organization.


Upon completion of this course, learners will have a comprehensive understanding of the principles and functions of HRM. They will be equipped with foundational knowledge to effectively manage human resources within organizations.


Course Details

  • Course Code: HRMT147
  • Course Credits: 2.0
  • Course Hours: 40

Prerequisites

No prerequisite to this course.


Course Details

  • The evolution of Human Resource Management in organizations.
  • Differences between the functions of Personnel Management and Human Resource Management.
  • HR and Technology
  • HR Planning, Recruitment, and Selection
  • Onboarding and Training
  • Career and Management Development
  • Performance Management

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to:


  • Explain the historical development and function of Human Resource Management.
  • Explain the main activities of Human Resource Management.
  • Analyse the contribution of Human Resource Management to organisational success.

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  • Lecture/presentation
  • Discussion
  • Computer-based project work
  • Case studies

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  • Faculty of Technology
  • Faculty of Hospitality
  • Faculty of CWS
  • Faculty of Health Science and Community Support

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Pacific Link College

Overview:

Pacific Link College is a designated learning institution in Canada, approved by the provincial government to host international students. It focuses on providing students with a job-market-oriented education, emphasizing practical skills and industry expertise.

Services Offered:

    Program Starts Every Month:

    Pacific Link College offers flexible program starts throughout the year, allowing students to apply and begin their studies without waiting for specific application periods.

    Corporate Training:

    The college provides professional training and upgrades for companies, organizations, and individuals, covering various topics like business, hospitality, digital branding, information technology, and early childhood education.

    Post-Graduation Support:

    Pacific Link College offers support to students even after graduation, assisting them in finding careers in leading Canadian companies. This includes job placement services.

Key Reasons to Study There:

    Industry-Relevant Education:

    The college focuses on providing practical skills and knowledge that are highly valued in the job market.

    Expert Faculty:

    Pacific Link College ensures that its faculty are experts in their respective fields, providing students with valuable insights and guidance.

    Flexible Program Starts:

    Students can apply and begin their studies at any time of the year, offering flexibility and convenience.

    Post-Graduation Support:

    The college provides assistance with job placement and career development, ensuring students are well-prepared for the workforce.

Academic Programs:

    Canadian Workplace Skills:

    Programs in Tourism, Hospitality, and Service with Co-op, Childcare and Language Assistant with Co-op.

    Technology:

    Programs in Digital Media Studies Management Science, Digital Media Studies Co-op Diploma.

    Hospitality:

    Programs in Business-Hospitality Management Post Diploma, Business Hospitality Management Diploma.

    Business:

    Programs in Business Leadership University Transfer Diploma.

    Health Science and Community Support:

    Programs in Health Science Community Support and Administration Practicum Diploma, Health Science Community Support and Administration Co-operative Diploma.

    Microcredentials:

    Programs in Intensive Academic Preparation 1, Intensive Academic Preparation 2.

Other:

    Collaboration with Industry Experts:

    Pacific Link College collaborates with various institutions and industry experts to ensure students receive the most relevant and up-to-date education.

    Designated Learning Institution (DLI):

    Pacific Link College is a designated learning institution, allowing international students to obtain study permits.

    Monthly Intakes:

    The college accepts applications and enrolls students every month, providing flexibility for students.

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