
Explore how HR aligns with the business environment through three HR product lines, SWOT-driven strategy, and five organizational structures, plus core and support activities and line-manager responsibilities.
Explore HR information systems, core HR, payroll, training, performance evaluation, talent management, analytics, and self-service to manage employee data, compliance, and decision making.
Master talent acquisition through job analysis, design, and workforce planning using clear HR terminology. Learn how job specifications, job descriptions, and competencies drive staffing and evaluation.
Learn recruitment and selection basics, from defining vacancy needs and job analysis to interview techniques and assessment tools. Explore using ATS and KPI to optimize hiring.
Explore how HR shapes global organizations, covering organizational life cycle stages, the four Ulrich roles, outsourcing and center of expertise, and transnational matrix structures.
Explore the employee life cycle from onboarding to exit in HR English, including the six-stage model, career path, alumni, and adaptation, recruitment, retention, and turnover practices.
Master employee attendance and HR record-keeping concepts, including authorized and unauthorized absences, return-to-work planning, and digitization, while exploring common abbreviations, emojis, and tools like Ludwig Guru.
Master performance management concepts from smart goal setting to planning, monitoring, evaluation, and development, using feedback and positive reinforcement to boost employee efficiency.
Explore employee training concepts through the Addie model, adult learning principles, and andragogy, then apply needs analysis, design, pilot groups, and multi-level evaluation to improve HR development.
Explore employee development and managing plans through on the job training, mentoring, coaching, job rotation, assessment centres, and learning through experience, with focus on training vs development and career stages.
Explore organizational development and change management terminology, including HRD roles, Kotter’s eight steps, unfreezing and refreezing, diagnosing problems, and creating a sense of urgency.
Learn how total rewards and the employee value proposition drive HR compensation, covering fixed and variable pay, benefits, work-life balance, market and internal fairness, and strategic alignment.
Explore incentive programs and employee reward structures, including direct piece rate, merit pay, piecework, and commissions. Examine team based bonuses, hourly pay, and monthly, quarterly, and annual incentive plans.
Explore global compensation design, balancing central headquarters policies with local market needs, and learn about total rewards, localization, and global salary grades for effective pay strategies.
Explore international assignment compensation, including host-based and balanced approaches, tax equalization, and local plus, with insights into international pension plans for expatriates.
Explore employee relations and internal communications vocabulary, highlighting mutual investment, four relationship types, and tools like attitude surveys, employee assistance programs, diversity hiring resources, and gender decoder.
Explore employee policies and documents such as dress code policy, standards, and guides, and learn how declarative, imperative, and pragmatic statements shape HR procedures.
Learn to manage global employee safety and health through risk assessment, compliant policies, incident response, and GDPR-aligned data practices for expatriates.
Explore the strategic planning process from mission to execution with HR involvement. Learn how globalization stages, organizational life cycles, and the Boston matrix guide growth and portfolio decisions.
Explore how value and supply chains drive value creation, examine primary and supporting activities, learn the business model canvas, and connect HR strategy with mergers and performance metrics.
Explore data and analysis for HR business performance, covering qualitative vs quantitative data, focus groups and interviews, central tendency, balanced scorecard metrics, and professional branding on LinkedIn and Medium.
Explore HR measures and global HR metrics, including KPIs and the balanced scorecard, and show how the workforce scorecard and HR scorecard link to company performance.
Master performance appraisal and feedback vocabulary to connect business goals with employee development through regular feedback, documentation, and 360-degree evaluations.
Explore global hr strategic planning and outsourcing trends, including brownfield and greenfield expansion, mergers and acquisitions, due diligence, centers of excellence, and cross-border staffing.
Explore global workforce and staffing concepts, multinational hiring terminology, and talent acquisition strategies, including international assignments, ethnocentric approaches, and global recruitment practices.
Explore international assignment and mobility in HR, covering knowledge transfer, training goals, assignment types (technical, developmental, strategic), and the lifecycle from selection to repatriation.
Evaluate expatriate performance across technical, organizational, intercultural, and development dimensions with on-site assessment, and explore international hiring and internship programs to boost language practice and cross-cultural adaptation.
Explore workplace culture and cultural differences, understand uncertainty avoidance, Hofstede scales, high vs low context, and cross-cultural training for mergers, with guidance on TOEFL and IELTS.
Master cross-cultural teams and diversity concepts for HR, applying global thinking, expatriate insights, cultural dimensions, and inclusion terms to boost international communication skills.
Define your HR career goals and develop a growth plan using tools like ideal job, swot, pestel, and personal branding, while embracing AI, mentorship, and salary negotiation insights.
Imagine stepping into an interview for your dream HR role in a global company and confidently answering every question — not just because you know HR, but because you can speak the language of international business fluently. That’s the competitive edge this course gives you.
English for HR is more than a language course — it’s an immersion into the real-world vocabulary, terminology, and communication styles used by HR leaders worldwide. Each of the 30 lessons builds your fluency in HR English while deepening your understanding of global HR practices, so you can operate at an international level without hesitation.
You’ll follow a structured, progressive program that mirrors the way HR operates in multinational companies:
HR and Business Foundations — from understanding the business environment to mastering HR information management.
Talent Acquisition & Workforce Management — job analysis, design, recruiting, selection, and global HR organization structures.
Employee Lifecycle Mastery — attendance, records, performance management, training, development, talent management, and organizational growth.
Rewards & Compensation — total rewards, incentives, payroll, benefits, global compensation, and international retirement plans.
Employee Relations & Culture — policies, safety, health, communication, cultural dynamics, and cross-cultural teamwork.
Strategic & Analytical HR — business strategy, performance measurement, HR metrics, global workforce planning, expatriate management, and mobility.
Every lesson is packed with real HR cases, practical tasks, and targeted language exercises to ensure you internalize both the HR concepts and the English terms that describe them.
The pace is set at one lesson per week, giving you time to absorb the material, complete practical assignments, and receive personal feedback from the course author. All course materials, examples, and tasks are in English — so you don’t just learn about HR in English, you live it from day one.
Opportunities in global HR are highly competitive. Missing this skill can mean being overlooked for promotions, international assignments, or higher-paying roles. With this course, you’ll position yourself as the professional who can bridge local expertise with global communication — a rare and valuable combination.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. It ensures cutting-edge insights and the latest practices.
This course contains a promotion.
Start now, before the next hiring cycle leaves you behind. Your global HR career won’t wait.