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Diploma in Administrative Human Resources Management (HRM)
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7,449 students

Diploma in Administrative Human Resources Management (HRM)

Learn recruitment, employee onboarding, talent management, compliance, conflict management, and HR dashboard basics
Last updated 7/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Build a strong foundation in Human Resources, HR operations, and day-to-day HR management responsibilities.
  • Apply HR policies, compliance practices, attendance tracking, workplace wellness, and safety procedures in an organization.
  • Manage the recruitment process, evaluate candidates, use recruitment tracking, and support employee onboarding.
  • Improve employee relations through grievance handling, disciplinary procedures, engagement, and talent management.
  • Handle employee offboarding, exit interviews, conflict management, and workplace dispute resolution professionally.
  • Create a basic HR dashboard in Google Sheets using employee data, charts, pivot tables, and status tracking.

Course content

11 sections59 lectures3h 27m total length
  • Introduction to Human Resources and HR Operations2:33

    In this informative video, Human Resources, you will explore the fundamentals of HR operations and understand how they support the entire employee lifecycle and contribute to an organization's success.


  • Key Responsibilities of Human Resource Management2:00

    Discover the key responsibilities of HR, including recruitment, employee relations, training, and data management, ensuring a smooth workplace experience for all employees.

  • Role of an HR Operations Manager2:04

    Watch this video on HR operations. You will learn about workforce planning, compliance, and offboarding. Learn how HR operations align company needs with business goals.

  • HR Career Paths, Skills, and Opportunities2:13

    Watch the video to learn about exciting career paths in HR, from generalists and specialists to recruitment experts, and the essential skills required for success.

  • Knowledge Check: HR Operations Fundamentals

Requirements

  • No prior Human Resources or HR management experience is required.
  • A basic understanding of workplace communication will be helpful, but not required.
  • Access to Google Sheets is useful for the HR dashboard section.
  • This course is designed for beginners who want to understand practical HR operations step by step.

Description

Are you interested in starting a career in Human Resources, but not sure where to begin? Do you want to understand how HR teams manage recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, compliance, talent management, offboarding, and workplace conflict?

This Human Resources course is designed to give you a practical beginner-friendly foundation in HR management and administrative HR operations. You will explore how HR supports employees, managers, and organizations throughout the employee lifecycle, from hiring and onboarding to engagement, compliance, conflict resolution, and exit management.

Instead of only learning HR theory, you will see how common HR responsibilities work in real workplace situations. The course includes quizzes, assignments, role-play activities, and a practical HR dashboard section in Google Sheets so you can connect HR concepts with useful workplace tasks.

In this course, you will develop practical HR skills such as:

  • Identifying the core responsibilities of Human Resources and HR operations

  • Supporting HR policies, compliance, workplace safety, and employee welfare

  • Managing recruitment steps, internal recruitment, external recruitment, and candidate selection

  • Creating a smoother employee onboarding experience for new hires

  • Maintaining positive employee relations and handling grievances professionally

  • Understanding talent management, employee engagement, learning, and development

  • Responding to workplace harassment concerns with appropriate HR procedures

  • Managing employee offboarding, exit interviews, and professional employee transitions

  • Improving employee satisfaction through feedback, surveys, and engagement strategies

  • Building a simple HR dashboard in Google Sheets to track employee-related data

  • Resolving workplace conflict using practical conflict management approaches

Human Resources plays an important role in every organization. HR professionals help companies hire the right people, support employees, maintain policies, improve workplace culture, and protect both employees and employers through fair processes. Whether you want to become an HR assistant, HR coordinator, junior HR manager, recruiter, consultant, or small business owner managing people, this course will help you understand the essential HR functions you need to know.

The course begins with HR operations fundamentals, where you will learn what HR does, why HR operations matter, and how HR contributes to organizational success. You will then move into HR administration and compliance, including HR policies, disciplinary procedures, workplace safety, attendance, absence management, risk assessment, and wellness programs.

After that, you will explore recruitment and employee onboarding. You will learn how the recruitment process works, how organizations use internal and external recruitment methods, how selection processes are evaluated, and how onboarding helps new employees become productive and engaged.

The course also covers employee relations and talent management. You will learn how HR supports positive workplace relationships, handles grievances, applies fair disciplinary procedures, and contributes to employee engagement, learning, development, and retention.

You will also study workplace harassment prevention, employee offboarding, employee satisfaction, and conflict management. These topics will help you understand how HR professionals respond to sensitive workplace issues, support employee wellbeing, and manage difficult conversations with professionalism.

A practical part of this course introduces an HR dashboard in Google Sheets. You will learn how employee data can be organized and reviewed using charts, pivot tables, and basic tracking methods. This section is useful if you want to build confidence with HR reporting and employee data analysis.

This course is especially useful because it combines HR concepts with practical activities. You will find knowledge checks, assignments, and role-play exercises that help you practice how HR situations may be handled in the workplace. These activities are designed to help you move beyond memorizing definitions and start thinking like an HR professional.

By the end of this course, you will have a clearer understanding of Human Resources, HR management, recruitment, employee onboarding, talent management, employee relations, offboarding, HR dashboards, and conflict management. You will be better prepared to discuss HR topics confidently and apply basic HR processes in real workplace settings.

Enroll today and start building your foundation in Human Resources and practical HR management.


Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who want to start a career in Human Resources or HR management
  • HR assistants, HR coordinators, and junior HR professionals who want to strengthen their foundation
  • New graduates interested in Human Resource Management
  • Recruiters who want to understand broader HR operations
  • Small business owners who manage hiring, onboarding, employee relations, and compliance
  • Managers, team leaders, and consultants who want practical knowledge of HR processes
  • Anyone interested in recruitment, employee onboarding, talent management, HR dashboards, and workplace conflict management