PROUD TO BE… THE PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY
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Compulsory modules - 120 credits
PROUD TO BE… THE PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY
The programme will be completed over two years.
Compulsory modules - 120 credits
Total Fees: R9,942
Credits: 20
Total Fees: R9,942
Credits: 30
Total Fees: R9,942
Credits: 30
Total Fees: R9,942 per module
Credits: 20 per module
Advanced Human Resources Development V
The purpose of the module is to enable students to demonstrate knowledge to strategically manage the Human Resources Development process within the organisation, public and private sectors to contribute to the achievement of overall strategic business objectives. Students will be able to function as a strategic HRD partner in consultation with management within an organisation. Qualifying students will be able to meet the qualification requirements for professional registration with the SABPP for at least the category HR Practitioner (chartered) in human resources development.
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Organisational Development Strategies
In this module, we enable students to demonstrate and apply integrated knowledge to focus on the development of an organisational development strategy. Students will embark on an organisational development strategy grounded on leadership theories and models from the perspective of organisational development. Organisation development principles based on international best practices of performance management and organisational change will form the basis for this module. Qualifying students will function as a consultant specialising in the HR development field. Successful students will be able to meet the qualification requirements for professional registration with the SABPP for at least the category HR Practitioner (chartered) in HRD.
Total Fees: R9,942 per module
Credits: 20 per module
Advanced Human Resources Development V
The purpose of the module is to enable students to demonstrate knowledge to strategically manage the Human Resources Development process within the organisation, public and private sectors in order to contribute to the achievement of overall strategic business objectives. Students will be able to function as a strategic HRD partner in consultation with management within an organisation. Qualifying students will be able to meet the qualification requirements for professional registration with the SABPP for at least the category HR Practitioner (chartered) in human resources development.
AND
Advanced Labour Relations V
Harmonious labour relationships are critically important in all organisations and are viewed as a primary responsibility of all members of an organisation. Human resource and labour relations specialists should, however, be highly effective in guiding and supporting managers and employees on workplace labour relations matters and should consequently be appropriately skilled and knowledgeable on relatively complex labour relations management strategies, policies, procedures and practices within the context of current developments in the South African labour market and revised South African labour laws. This module will therefore equip students with relatively complex knowledge and skills required for the effective implementation of pro-active labour relations systems, strategies, policies, procedures and practices in South African organisations within the context of South African labour laws and influences from various internal and external variables in the South African labour relations environment.
Total Fees: R9,942 per module
Credits: 20 per module
Advanced Labour Law V
Compliance with labour laws is critically important in all organisations and is therefore viewed as a primary responsibility of all members of an organisation. Human resource and labour relations specialists should be informed and able to comply with and implement labour laws that affect all aspects of workplace labour relations strategies, policies, procedures and practices. This module will therefore equip students with relatively complex knowledge and skills required for effective implementation or compliance with South African labour laws. The module builds on the advanced labour relations offerings in the (Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Management) qualification. The focus of learning outcomes of the respective modules is, however, different in depth and breadth. This deliberate overlap ensures that there are cross-links between these modules which will ensure that students develop an integrated understanding of the broad nature of people management in South African organisations.
We will equip students with fairly complex knowledge and skills related to the correct implementation of fairly complex labour law provisions and principles in a variety of labour relations management strategies, policies, procedures and practices that are common components of workplace labour relations management systems. It will thus add depth and breadth to the existing knowledge and skills of students that are related to organisational-level labour relations management systems. Related skills and knowledge are specifically aimed at knowledge and skills that are required to effectively comply with, or implement South African labour laws.
Knowledge and skills related to labour law are prerequisites for effective functioning in any organisational environment, irrespective of organisational type or position. This module equips students with essential work-related knowledge and skills in this regard. The importance of fair, justifiable and ethical conduct in labour relations is emphasized and illustrated during learning activities and the negative outcomes of unlawful, unfair and unethical labour relations conduct are emphasised and contextualised.
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Advanced Labour Relations V
Harmonious labour relationships are critically important in all organisations and are viewed as a primary responsibility of all members of an organisation. Human resource and labour relations specialists should, however, be highly effective in guiding and supporting managers and employees on workplace labour relations matters and should consequently be appropriately skilled and knowledgeable on relatively complex labour relations management strategies, policies, procedures and practices within the context of current developments in the South African labour market and revised South African labour laws. This module will therefore equip students with relatively complex knowledge and skills required for the effective implementation of pro-active labour relations systems, strategies, policies, procedures and practices in South African organisations within the context of South African labour laws and influences from various internal and external variables in the South African labour relations environment.
Fees are payable at the start of each module and payment must be received by the payment deadline to successfully register and start the programme.
* Fees quoted are for 2024. Fees are subject to an annual increase.
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