Certificate in Human Resource Management


Level: Certificate

Duration: 4 Months

Faculty: School of Business Studies

Department: N/A

Branch:

Fees: 32,000 KES Per Term

Examining Body: CDACC

Modes: Onsite (In Class)

Ideal For: High School Leaver Undergraduate Student Postgraduate Student Working Professional Career Switcher Adult Learner Skills Upgrade Educator or Teacher Government Staff General Public

Campuses: Main Campus

About This Course

People are every organisation's largest cost and greatest asset. HR departments need assistants who understand recruitment, records, leave, discipline, and Kenyan labour context — not just filing clerks.

Why this certificate advances your career

HR mistakes are expensive: wrongful termination, poor hires, compliance gaps. This programme trains you to support HR officers with professional documentation, interview coordination, and policy application.

HR support roles exist in every medium and large employer; certification helps you stand out for interviews and internal promotion.

Who should enroll

  • Aspiring HR assistants and administrators
  • Supervisors handling staff issues without HR title
  • Business owners managing growing teams
  • Students progressing to diploma in HRM

Learning outcomes

  • Support recruitment and onboarding processes
  • Maintain employee records and HR documentation
  • Explain basic employment law and workplace policies
  • Assist with performance and disciplinary procedures
  • Demonstrate CDACC HRM competencies
Entry Requirements

KCSE D−

Admission Requirements
    A copy of KCSE certificate / result slip
    2 colored passports
    A copy of national ID / passport
    1 ream of papers
    1 spring file

Course Structure

 Programme coverage

  1. Introduction to human resource management
  2. Organisational behaviour and teamwork
  3. Recruitment, selection and induction
  4. Training and development fundamentals
  5. Compensation, benefits and payroll support
  6. Labour relations and workplace discipline
  7. HR practicum and CDACC assessment