Human resources: recruitment and selection
4.2 /5- Offered byOpenLearn
Human resources: recruitment and selection at OpenLearn Overview
Human resources: recruitment and selection
at OpenLearn
Duration | 12 hours |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Credential | Certificate |
Future job roles | Advanced Financial Modeling, HR Manager |
Human resources: recruitment and selection at OpenLearn Highlights
Human resources: recruitment and selection
at OpenLearn
- Courseware Available Offline
- Access to Course Quizzes
- Earn a statement of participation on completion of the course
Human resources: recruitment and selection at OpenLearn Course details
Human resources: recruitment and selection
at OpenLearn
Skills you will learn
What are the course deliverables?
- Learn to List the skills and knowledge needed to conduct full and fair recruitment and selection
- Undertake full and fair recruitment and selection systematically
More about this course
- Does the recruitment and selection process fill you with dread? Discrimination and equal opportunities legislation can make this area feel like a minefield. If you are faced with appointing a new employee then this free course, Human resources: recruitment and selection, will provide a straightforward guide to the process: from writing job descriptions to finally assessing who to appoint.
Human resources: recruitment and selection at OpenLearn Curriculum
Human resources: recruitment and selection
at OpenLearn
Introduction
Overview
Effective recruitment and selection
Personjob fit or personorganisation fit?
A two-way process
Personjob fit
Personorganisation fit
Specifying job and person requirements
Initial assessment
Job analysis
Organisational analysis
Job description
Person specification
Recruiting and selecting internal candidates
Attracting applicants
Advertising
Further particulars, application forms and dealing with paperwork
Shortlisting
References
Candidates make decisions too
Conclusion
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Parul Tiwari
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Learning Experience: Good
Faculty: Faculty was good
In this course faculty tell about the recruiter
Course Support: Learning skills
Reviewed on 12 Mar 2023Read More
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Sushant Deshmukh
Human resources: recruitment and selection
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5
Learning Experience: It was a very helpful course . It give an idea of how the hr recruiter recruit and intern.
Faculty: Nice and polite helpful faculty
Yes they where update to the knowledge.they build skills and build confidence in oneself
Course Support: I changed myself after having that course and have a positive impact
Reviewed on 25 Dec 2022Read More
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deepika baskar
Human resources: recruitment and selection
Offered by OpenLearn
5
Learning Experience: It is a good experience for me, OpenLearn is a very good platform where we can learn courses freely. They are giving importance to the free courses like their paid courses. The video content about the topic is clearly explained by specialists. If any questions we want to ask means we can comment they will reply quickly they also conducted mock tests. After completing that only we can get certificates for our course. It's a very good learning process
Faculty: Faculty language is really good and easily understandable. They are the specialist in that field and teaching method is totally different and very well versed
Yes we have done many assessment and test to complete the course
Course Support: I got more knowledge regarding that field while i apply to a company they actually get impressed by these courses
Reviewed on 18 Nov 2022Read More
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Pradyumna Nayak
Human resources: recruitment and selection
Offered by OpenLearn
5
Learning Experience: Very good experience, I don't know that platform, Really very good knowledge in a short time,Knowledge about what we are doing in real life
Faculty: Awesome
Overall very good
Reviewed on 15 Sep 2022Read More
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