
Every recurring HR deadline of a US employer in one 12-month calendar
Headcount thresholds that switch calendar rows on and off: 50, 100 and 250 employees
Lead time and reminder date for each deadline, with weekend dates moved to the next business day
Rolling deadlines such as I-9 reverification, with a 90-day reminder to the employee
A weekly, monthly and annual rhythm for reviewing the calendar
Scheduling, rescheduling and closing an interview in one round of emails
A bank of 20 email templates for candidates and hiring managers
An interview scheduling checklist that keeps every candidate in the loop
Keeping candidates informed between interview stages
Coordinating interviewer calendars without endless back-and-forth
An onboarding checklist from signed offer to the end of the first day
Every task with an owner and a due date counted in days before the start
Preboarding: accounts, equipment, documents and first-day meetings ready before the start date
Who does what: hiring manager, IT, office, recruiter and HR
Closing first-day paperwork on time
Measuring HRIS data completeness field by field
Finding and counting errors in employee records
A record retention table: which documents to keep and for how long
A data audit you can repeat and compare from one check to the next
An answer bank for the 25 most common employee questions
An escalation map: what the coordinator answers and what goes to the HR manager
Questions a coordinator always passes on: leave eligibility, accommodations and complaints
Replying fast and accurately without guessing
An offboarding checklist from the resignation letter to 30 days after the last day
An owner and a due date for every task
Access, equipment, final pay handoff to payroll and documents closed on time
Who owns each step: manager, IT, payroll and HR
Headcount, hires, turnover and time to fill with ready formulas
A one-page monthly HR report built from your own data
The three numbers your manager needs to see first
A library of 15 tested prompts for everyday HR coordinator work
Email drafts, meeting summaries and spreadsheet cleanup with AI
The data rule: which personal data never goes into an AI tool
Checking AI output before it reaches a candidate or an employee
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence
The new hire starts on Monday. The laptop, the I-9, the system accounts and the manager’s calendar alldepend on you, and none of it is written down anywhere.
That is the daily reality of an HR coordinator. Dozens of small requests arrive from different people every day,and not one of them exists as a process. You keep deadlines in your head, rebuild the same emails fromscratch, and learn that something was missed when your HR manager asks why. One forgotten reverificationdate, one account left open after an exit, one candidate who never got a reply, and the problem lands on yourdesk.
After this course you stop working from memory. Every recurring deadline lives in one calendar with an ownerand a reminder. New hires arrive to a ready laptop and a full first-day schedule, and people who leave havetheir access closed on time. Employee questions get fast answers from a ready bank, and the ones that arenot yours go to the right person the same day. At the end of every month your manager gets one page with thenumbers that matter. You become the coordinator the HR team relies on, not the one it has to double-check.
The course is built and taught by Mike Pritula:
#1 HR instructor on Udemy, with 2,000,000+ students on Udemy, and founder of Pritula Academy, where170,000+ students have trained
20 years in HR at Wargaming, Preply, iDeals and Starlightmedia; at Preply his team moved every account,document, equipment order and office pass into preboarding, before the first day
At iDeals he listed 34 HR processes to automate, compared 30 systems and ran preboarding inBambooHR with clear roles for the manager, IT, legal, the office manager and the recruiter; atStarlightmedia he worked with an internal helpdesk serving 2,000 employees
PHRi, SHRM-CP and HCI sHRBP certified, HRCI representative in Eastern Europe
First you build the HR calendar that holds the whole job together. Then you follow a person into the company:interview scheduling, the offer and the first day. Next you bring order inside, with clean HRIS records and anHR inbox with ready answers. Finally you handle the exit, send a one-page monthly HR report and hand theroutine drafts to AI without exposing personal data. Each lesson stands on its own, so if a new hire startstomorrow, you can open lesson three tonight.
What’s included:
Lifetime access to all materials
Active instructor support in Q&A
Udemy Certificate of Completion
A practical assignment for your own company in every lesson
Ready-to-use tools: a 12-month HR calendar, 20 email templates, onboarding and offboarding checklists,an HRIS data audit, an answer bank with an escalation map, a monthly HR report and a prompt library
A section with additional courses, tools and resources
Every week without a system is another week of deadlines you hold in your head and requests you answerfrom scratch. Coordinators who write their work down as processes are the ones who get trusted with more,and the rest keep putting out the same fires. Your next new hire, your next exit and your next month-endreport are already on the way.
Enroll now and start your first lesson today.