
Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Development Management
Job Description
To develop advanced skills and strategic understanding in human resource development and management for effective organizational growth and leadership.
Objective: The Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Development Management is designed to equip students and professionals with advanced knowledge and strategic skills in managing and developing human resources within organizations. The course aims to build expertise in areas such as organizational behavior, performance management, talent acquisition, training and development, employee engagement, labor laws, and HR analytics.

Eligibility Criteria
Criteria 1 | Criteria 2 | Experience | Training Qualification |
12th | Pursuing Continuous Schooling | 1 Year | None |
12th | Passed | 6 Months | None |
Degree | Passed | No Experience | None |
Sector
Security and Management
Certifying Bodies
National Education Training And Development
Type of Organisation
Board of Vocational Education
Occupation Standards/Syllabus | NCO Code | Mandatory/ Optional | Duration |
| N/A | Mandatory | 6 Months |
Learning Module In Job Role/Syllabus
Career Opportunities |
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Duration Hours
Theory :
200
Practical :
200
Employability Skills :
30
OJT (Mandatory) :
30
Specializations in Course |
Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Development (HRD) Management program, graduates are equipped with advanced skills in managing the workforce and fostering a culture of learning and development within organizations. This program focuses on key areas such as employee engagement, training and development, performance management, organizational development, and strategic HR management. Graduates can pursue career opportunities in a variety of industries, including IT, manufacturing, education, healthcare, finance, and retail. The demand for HR professionals with specialized skills in human resource development is steadily increasing as organizations recognize the importance of investing in employee growth and creating productive, engaged workforces. |

