Thanks for the great info, guys (and gals). So it sounds like adding a HR cert or double major would be a good idea. Time to go my "walkingstick". Maybe find some education courses to add to my general electives (still have 3 I need to fill, but was leaving them for last).
I think I will do that MSI cert to start out, and then possibly try to work my way into that position (it's not even a position at this point in time, it could be a year from now or more). I will be taking on safety-type training roles before then (and already do on a small scale), so that should help. I am trying to weasel my way into as many places as I can to gain experience in safety and training in general.
Anyways, thanks for opening my eyes to some of this stuff. That UC SD looks interesting if it looks like I will need an extra boost, or a higher-level training position is something I want to pursue. Soon as I get this degree and any other TESU stuff knocked out, I think I will do that MSI. Thanks again, guys. This forum is so great.
It looks like the "double major" would be easier....in the cert, I need 3 specific courses I have never seen before. In the degree, I need "organizational theory and development" (or something like that) and 2 random HR electives (they counted project management, so maybe other management courses would work).
I think I will do that MSI cert to start out, and then possibly try to work my way into that position (it's not even a position at this point in time, it could be a year from now or more). I will be taking on safety-type training roles before then (and already do on a small scale), so that should help. I am trying to weasel my way into as many places as I can to gain experience in safety and training in general.
Anyways, thanks for opening my eyes to some of this stuff. That UC SD looks interesting if it looks like I will need an extra boost, or a higher-level training position is something I want to pursue. Soon as I get this degree and any other TESU stuff knocked out, I think I will do that MSI. Thanks again, guys. This forum is so great.
It looks like the "double major" would be easier....in the cert, I need 3 specific courses I have never seen before. In the degree, I need "organizational theory and development" (or something like that) and 2 random HR electives (they counted project management, so maybe other management courses would work).
We are all on the same side here, trying to better our lives....so let's get along and help each other out.
Learn a trade. Gain technical skills. Make money, then use this money to get a degree...if you have the desire.
Learn a trade. Gain technical skills. Make money, then use this money to get a degree...if you have the desire.
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