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Human Resources Cert? - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Main Category (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Main-Category) +--- Forum: General Education-Related Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-General-Education-Related-Discussion) +--- Thread: Human Resources Cert? (/Thread-Human-Resources-Cert) |
Human Resources Cert? - cjtheo - 05-03-2016 Is there any online schools that offer a Certification in Human Resources Management? Human Resources Cert? - jsd - 05-03-2016 Undergrad: Thomas Edison State University: Human Resources Management Graduate: Thomas Edison State University: Human Resources Management But there are tons of places you can find an online HR cert. TESU won't likely be the cheapest. Human Resources Cert? - videogamesrock - 05-03-2016 Tons, what are you looking for? Graduate or undergraduate? NA/RA accreditation preference? Price? Big name school or no preference? Human Resources Cert? - jsd - 05-03-2016 videogamesrock Wrote:NA/RA accreditation preference? I understand that someone might not care if a school only has NA, but I can't imagine a scenario where they would prefer it over RA. Human Resources Cert? - TrailRunr - 05-03-2016 And what's the reason for the certificate? Most certificates have little value in the job market, especially when there are BA degrees in HR. Human Resources Cert? - videogamesrock - 05-03-2016 jsd Wrote:I understand that someone might not care if a school only has NA, but I can't imagine a scenario where they would prefer it over RA.Lol, I guess I should have said opposed to NA. Human Resources Cert? - Life Long Learning - 05-03-2016 Do you mean Certificate (paper) or Certification (professional designation after your name)? cjtheo Wrote:Is there any online schools that offer a Certification in Human Resources Management? Human Resources Cert? - Sagan - 05-04-2016 Life Long Learning Wrote:Do you mean Certificate (paper) or Certification (professional designation after your name)? Yes, consider certification. The HR field experienced a schism recently, where HRCI no longer certifies on behalf of SHRM. So you have a choice. I'd recommend the PHR and/or SPHR from HRCI. |