Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) Training

About Course

Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) training is an advanced program tailored for experienced HR professionals aiming to elevate their careers. This comprehensive training encompasses strategic HR management, employee relations, organizational development, and legal compliance. SPHR training prepares individuals for the SPHR certification, a globally recognized credential that signifies mastery in HR leadership. Participants gain profound insights into HR strategies, analytics, and the ability to align HR practices with organizational goals. The training emphasizes real-world scenarios, case studies, and ethical considerations, equipping HR leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to drive organizational success and showcase their expertise in the HR field.

Course Content

Module 1-Leadership and Strategy

Vision, mission, and values of an organization and applicable legal and regulatory requirements
Strategic planning process
Management functions, including planning, organizing, directing, and controlling
Corporate governance procedures and compliance
Business elements of an organization (for example: products, competition, customers, technology, demographics, culture, processes, safety and security)
Third-party or vendor selection, contract negotiation, and management, including development of requests for proposals (RFPs)
Project management (for example: goals, timetables, deliverables, and procedures)
Technology to support HR activities
Budgeting, accounting, and financial concepts (for example: evaluating financial statements, budgets, accounting terms, and cost management)
Techniques and methods for organizational design (for example: outsourcing, shared services, organizational structures)
Methods of gathering data for strategic planning purposes (for example: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats [SWOT], and Political, Economic, Social, and Technological [PEST])
Qualitative and quantitative methods and tools used for analysis, interpretation, and decision making purposes
Change management processes and techniques
Techniques for forecasting, planning, and predicting the impact of HR activities and programs across functional areas
Risk management
How to deal with situations that are uncertain, unclear, or chaotic

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What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Module 1-Leadership and Strategy

Vision, mission, and values of an organization and applicable legal and regulatory requirements

Strategic planning process

Management functions, including planning, organizing, directing, and controlling

Corporate governance procedures and compliance

Business elements of an organization (for example: products, competition, customers, technology, demographics, culture, processes, safety and security)

Third-party or vendor selection, contract negotiation, and management, including development of requests for proposals (RFPs)

Project management (for example: goals, timetables, deliverables, and procedures)

Technology to support HR activities

Budgeting, accounting, and financial concepts (for example: evaluating financial statements, budgets, accounting terms, and cost management)

Techniques and methods for organizational design (for example: outsourcing, shared services, organizational structures)

Methods of gathering data for strategic planning purposes (for example: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats [SWOT], and Political, Economic, Social, and Technological [PEST])

Qualitative and quantitative methods and tools used for analysis, interpretation, and decision making purposes

Change management processes and techniques

Techniques for forecasting, planning, and predicting the impact of HR activities and programs across functional areas

Risk management

How to deal with situations that are uncertain, unclear, or chaotic

Module 2- Talent Planning and Acquisition

Planning techniques (for example: succession planning, forecasting)

Talent management practices and techniques (for example: selecting and assessing employees)

Recruitment sources and strategies

Staffing alternatives (for example: outsourcing, temporary employment)

Interviewing and selection techniques and strategies

Impact of total rewards on recruitment and retention

Termination approaches and strategies

Employee engagement strategies

Employer marketing and branding techniques

Negotiation skills and techniques

Due diligence processes (for example: mergers and acquisitions, divestitures)

Transition techniques for corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, offshoring, and divestitures

Methods to assess past and future staffing effectiveness (for example: cost per hire, selection ratios, adverse impact)

Module 3-Learning and Development

Training program design and development

Adult learning processes

Training and facilitation techniques

Instructional design principles and processes (for example: needs analysis, content chunking, process flow mapping)

Techniques to assess training program effectiveness, including use of applicable metrics

Career and leadership development theories and applications

Organizational development (OD) methods, motivation methods, and problem-solving techniques

Coaching and mentoring techniques 38 Effective communication skills and strategies (for example: presentation, collaboration, sensitivity)

Employee retention strategies

Techniques to encourage creativity and innovation

Module 4- Total Rewards

Compensation strategies and philosophy

Job analysis and evaluation methods

Job pricing and pay structures

External labor markets and economic factors

Executive compensation methods

Non-cash compensation methods

Benefits program strategies

Fiduciary responsibilities

Motivation concepts and applications

Benchmarking techniques

Module 5- Employee Relations and Engagement

Strategies to facilitate positive employee relations

Methods for assessing employee attitudes, opinions, and satisfaction

Performance management strategies

Human relations concepts and applications

Ethical and professional standards

Diversity and inclusion concepts and applications

Occupational injury and illness prevention techniques

Workplace safety and security risks, and strategies

Emergency response, business continuity and disaster recovery strategies

Internal investigation, monitoring, and surveillance techniques

Data security and privacy

The collective bargaining process, strategies, and concepts (for example: contract negotiation, costing, administration)