CIPD Certificate in Employment Relations Law and Practice (CERLAP)
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Duration
8 Days
The new CIPD Certificate in Employment Relations Law and Practice provides a solid grounding in all aspects of employment law whilst offering a professional recognition in the field of employment law at work. Suitable for whom it is suitable. Those new to HR/Personnel. Human Resource Managers. Individuals embarking on a career in personnel. Those that have a responsibility for managing people
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Start date
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Course programme
- Module 1: Employment Practice in Context
- Module 2: Setting up Employment Contracts
- Module 3: Managing the Employment Relationship
- Module 4: Managing the Exit from Employment
Tutor led discussions and workshops, case studies, and group and individual exercises.
Programme Duration
The course is delivered via flexible learning in a modular format. The full CIPD qualification will normally take nine months.
Study comprises workshop attendance (on three successive days every other month) for each of the four modules. Or alternatively you may choose to complete the qualification over two years, stockpiling the individual units. In addition you will also be required to devote approximately five hours per week to home study and assignment writing.
Tailored in-house corporate programmes can follow different schedules as required by the client.
Study Requirements
Four to six hours per week including work on assignments.
Learning Materials
Four interactive workbooks written specifically by BPP for the programme; a BPP Student Handbook for use in the workshops.
Assessment Methods
Assessment through two written assignments, two skills assessments and a management report. There are no exams.
Accreditation/Awards
Successful completion of the programme leads to the CIPD Certificate in Employment Relations Law and Practice and Associate membership of the CIPD.
CIPD Certificate in Employment Relations Law and Practice (CERLAP)