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HR Analytics Toolkit: Metrics, Dashboards, Templates
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HR Analytics Toolkit: Metrics, Dashboards, Templates

Human Resources | HR Business Partner | People Analytics | Excel & Google Sheets Dashboards | Data-Driven HR
Last updated 2/2026
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand what HR Analytics is and why it matters in today’s business environment.
  • Calculate key HR metrics like time-to-hire, cost-per-hire, turnover rate and eNPS.
  • Build HR dashboards in Excel and Google Sheets for recruitment, training and retention.
  • Clean and prepare HR data (remove duplicates, standardise formats, validate entries).
  • Use essential Excel/Sheets functions: SUM, AVERAGE, VLOOKUP, IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF.
  • Visualise HR data with effective charts: bar, trend-line, heat map, and interactive dashboards.
  • Map skills and competencies: build a skills matrix, identify gaps, plan training.
  • Perform text analytics in Excel/Sheets: keyword tagging, frequency counts, analyse feedback.
  • Apply basic predictive analytics: trendlines, regression and forecasting for HR data.
  • Address ethics, transparency and data protection specific to HR analytics.
  • Transition from HR administration to strategic business partnership using data.
  • Access and use downloadable templates, dashboards and exercises to apply learning immediately.

Course content

10 sections49 lectures8h 7m total length
  • Five reasons why HR Analytics matters9:40

    Explore five reasons HR analytics matters, including evidence-based decisions, strategic alignment, transparency, improved employee experience, and competitive advantage, using people data, dashboards, and templates to support forecasts and guide actions.

  • HR Insights Daily0:29

    Subscribe to HR Insights Daily to receive fresh studies, articles, and actionable visuals; scan the QR code or use Module 1 materials to stay ahead in modern HR.

  • Course structure & Learning path10:55

    Navigate a practical, module-based HR analytics path with metrics, dashboards, and templates, pairing hands-on practice with ready-to-use files for real-world impact.

  • Why numbers matter in HR9:06

    Explore how HR analytics turn opinions into evidence with metrics like turnover rate and training ROI, enabling data-driven decisions, accountability, and business-ready benchmarking.

  • Historical сontext - The Evolution of HR10:22

    Trace the evolution of human resources from welfare work to a strategic analytics partner, highlighting HRIS, ATS, dashboards, predictive models, and workforce planning to drive business results.

  • Case Study when HR analytics changed strategy9:25

    Discover how HR analytics, part of the HR analytics toolkit, transforms HR from administration to strategic partner through a real-world case study on turnover and scheduling, delivering millions in savings.

  • What HR Analytics is - and what it is not11:00

    Define HR analytics as the systematic use of data and analysis across descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive levels to interpret and act on people decisions.

Requirements

  • This course is designed for both newcomers to HR and experienced professionals seeking to expand and sharpen their skills—no prior HR analytics background is required. A basic familiarity with Excel or Google Sheets will help you get the most from the hands-on exercises.

Description

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

In a world where HR decisions increasingly rely on data, the HR Analytics Toolkit: Metrics, Dashboards, Templates course empowers HR professionals to transform everyday HR data into actionable insights. Over approximately 8 hours you will dive into practical, hands-on modules that deliver immediately applicable skills and templates you can use in your organisation.

What you’ll cover:

  • Module 1: Introduction — What HR Analytics is (and isn’t), how HR evolved, and why numbers now matter.

  • Module 2: HR Metrics Fundamentals — Learn recruitment, performance, engagement, retention, L&D and DEI metrics, complete with ready-to-use formulas.

  • Module 3: Essentials Excel Knowledge for HR Analytics — Master key functions, filtering, data validation, de-duplication and more.

  • Module 4: Data Collection & Cleaning for HR — Explore typical HR data sources (HRIS, ATS, surveys), and clean real-life employee data.

  • Module 5: Visualisation & Dashboards — Build interactive dashboards in Excel/Sheets; apply charting best practice for recruitment pipeline, turnover, training and skills.

  • Module 6: Skills Mapping & Competency Analytics — Create a skills matrix, visualise gaps and training needs, apply to real case study.

  • Module 7: Text Analytics for HR — Work with survey comments, exit interviews and job descriptions; perform keyword tagging, frequency analysis and feedback insights using formulas.

  • Module 8: Predictive HR Analytics — Use trendlines, regression and forecasting in Excel/Sheets to predict turnover and hiring needs.

  • Module 9: Ethics, Transparency & Data Protection — Address data privacy (GDPR), bias in HR data, building trust and responsible analytics.

  • Module 10: Wrap-up & Next Steps — Recap your key learnings, access resources, templates and guidance for continuing your HR analytics journey (Power BI, Python etc.).

By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped to speak the language of analytics in HR, build meaningful dashboards, clean and manage HR data, and use that data to influence strategy and decision-making.

Join now and begin your transformation from HR administrator to strategic HR partner.

Who this course is for:

  • HR Business Partners wanting to speak the language of data with business stakeholders
  • HR Specialists & People Partners ready to deepen their impact
  • Talent Acquisition and Recruitment professionals looking to build metrics and dashboards
  • L&D / Training professionals aiming to measure and visualise learning effectiveness
  • Analysts or HR generalists tasked with building HR metrics, dashboards and reporting
  • Managers and leaders who need to translate HR data into strategic workforce decisions