Specialist for People & Culture Management
Learning content
Some say that a company does not develop an identity – it already has it. That is true, because even if a dedicated mission statement or values have never been established, there is always a kind of core or common thread that everyone, consciously or unconsciously, follows.
Our experts will show you how to identify and record existing cultural elements, values and strategies. You will learn which aspects are relevant for a corporate culture and how to combine all the individual parts into a coherent whole.
Did you know that brands don’t just exist for products and in the business-to-customer sector, but also when it comes to recruiting employees? The image or reputation of a company has a significant influence on the success of employee recruitment and retention. We take a look at what the employer brand is all about. You will learn about techniques that you can use to build your brand. And, of course, the experts will tell you how to use employer branding to attract and retain employees.
In order to find the right employees, you first need to know exactly what you are looking for. You also need to position your company in such a way that it is clear to the outside world what you stand for. Then it’s time to start recruiting. In this course, you will learn step by step what you need to consider in the job ad, interview and selection process.
And it doesn’t stop there. After all, with everything you will learn in this training programme, you ultimately want to ensure that everyone is satisfied, works productively and there is as little fluctuation as possible. You can do this by finding employees who fit in with the corporate culture, by guiding these employees through their time at the company and supporting them in achieving their goals. In other words, a holistic endeavour.
We’ve already said it. Good HR doesn’t just mean hiring the right people. It also means ensuring that they remain satisfied.
To do this, they first need to be well received in the company. That’s why you’ll learn how good onboarding works, so that new employees feel at home straight away and get all the knowledge they need. After that, the experts will talk to you about employee surveys, analysing performance and further training – but more on that in a moment. And even if someone leaves the company, you’re still seen in a positive light. That’s why you’ll about the importance of offboarding.
Further development plays a particularly important role for many employees. It increases retention rates, makes the company fit for the future and enables your company to develop. However, not every form of development works for everyone. That’s why you will look at the different types of learners and familiarise yourself with different learning formats. You will then be able to design the right programme for each employee.
You don’t have to make personnel decisions based on gut instinct. You can measure both employee performance and satisfaction based on data. That’s why you’ll delve deeper into the areas of performance management and people analytics.
Our experts will show you how to collect and analyse data and how this can help you to make decisions. You will learn how to work with KPIs to help you align yourself and measure your results.
With all your knowledge, you will have your finger on the pulse of the company! You’ll recognise the prevailing mood. You will know which skills are on hand and which are missing. You can plan strategically for the personnel requirements of the future. All of this makes you a valuable employee who helps the company move forward.
Modules
As a People & Culture Management Specialist (IHK), you no longer focus on the administration of personal data, but on the people themselves. After this course, you will find it easy to keep an eye on the “big picture” and to develop the company and make it successful, taking into account the resources and needs of the employees.