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An overview of the new CIPD qualifications in HR and Learning & Development (L&D). It covers the reasons to study a CIPD qualification, an introduction to the new framework, units, and outcomes of each qualification, CIPD Membership, and next steps. The document also includes a Q&A session.
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What we are covering today
Why study a CIPD qualification?
Equipping people professionals to thrive in a changing world of work
The qualifications
The qualifications – overview
Align with CIPD Membership levels 17 reduced to 5
The framework
Foundation level
aligned to the core knowledge and behaviour standards of the Profession Map at Foundation level. HR Administrator or Assistant; Employee Relations Officer; Recruitment Coordinator; Organisational Development Officer; Learning Administrator / Coordinator; Reward or Benefits Administrator; Talent Coordinator
Associate level
aligned to the core knowledge and behaviour standards of the Profession Map at Associate level
focused on the specialist knowledge relevant to the qualification chosen
chosen from a selection of possible specialist units
Which Associate qualification is right for me?
Ideal if you enjoy helping employees become the best they can be. You will:
Ideal if you enjoy developing and managing people. You will:
The framework
Advanced level
aligned to the core knowledge and behaviour standards of the Profession Map at Chartered level
focused on the specialist knowledge relevant to the qualification chosen
chosen from a selection of possible specialist units