Build practical skills in recruitment, employee relations, compensation, benefits, training, labour relations, workplace safety, and human resource administration while preparing for professional opportunities in public and private organizations.
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The Human Resource Administration Diploma provides students with practical training in the essential functions of human resources and labour relations.
Students learn how organizations develop, implement, and evaluate human resource policies, programs, and procedures. The curriculum covers recruitment and selection, compensation and benefits, employee relations, labour relations, training and development, workplace health and safety, organizational behaviour, management, and business communications.
The program also introduces students to accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, business law, economics, and ethical decision-making.
Graduates develop skills that can support human resources departments in public, private, nonprofit, and consulting environments. The program also includes a capstone project and 160 hours of work experience
Graduates enter a high-demand sector with competitive wages across Canada. Health and social community services represent one of the fastest-growing job segments.
This program is structured into clear, actionable modules that build your knowledge from fundamental principles to advanced strategies. Expand the modules below to see what you will learn.
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Before being accepted into the program, applicants must meet the applicable academic or age requirement and provide acceptable evidence of English-language proficiency.
Applicants must meet at least one of the following requirements:
Applicants must provide evidence of English-language proficiency through at least one of the following options.
Applicants may provide evidence that they successfully completed three years of full-time secondary education between Grades 8 and 12 in English in a country where English is one of the principal languages.
This may include successful completion of an Adult Graduation Program. Applicants using this option must provide transcripts showing completion of Grade 12 English with a minimum grade of C.
Applicants may provide evidence that they completed two years of full-time post-secondary education at an accredited institution where English was the language of instruction in a country where English is one of the principal languages.
Applicants may submit verified results from an accepted English-language proficiency test. Test results must be dated no more than two years before the program start date.
Accepted minimum scores include:
Students may be assessed through written tests, computer-based activities, assignments, lesson assessments, projects, and practical coursework.
Continuous assessment allows instructors to evaluate student progress throughout the program and provide guidance when additional support is required.
Students must maintain a minimum attendance level of 85%.
Students must maintain a minimum C grade average and at least 85% attendance before beginning the work-experience component.
Students must achieve a minimum C grade average and successfully complete all required program
Financial support options are available for qualified applicants. Students in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario may qualify for provincial student loans, grants, scholarships, and flexible repayment assistance plans.
Our financial coordinators assist with document preparation, application procedures, and evaluation of scholarship criteria to make education accessible.
Students receive training in recruitment, employee selection, compensation, benefits, labour relations, employee relations, training, workplace safety, organizational behaviour, management, business communications, and human resource administration.
Yes. Students complete 160 hours of work experience, allowing them to apply their human resource, administrative, communication, and business skills in a professional workplace.
Graduates may pursue opportunities in human resource administration, recruitment, employee relations, compensation, job analysis, labour relations, employment equity, workplace research, and organizational support.
Yes. The curriculum includes a dedicated course covering staffing needs, job descriptions, candidate recruitment, application review, interviewing, assessment, and employee selection.
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This program is open to residents in the following provinces with local support and resources: