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See the degree grade →A practical, introductory graduate-level certificate focused on people management fundamentals: recruiting, developing, assessing, rewarding and retaining talent. Suited to early-career HR practitioners, line managers moving into people leadership, or professionals seeking a concise refresher on employee experience and performance differentiation.
The curriculum centers on practical approaches to managing talent and improving the employee experience. You will learn to nurture talent and practice fair, balanced management; explore the concept of differentiation in employee management; identify ways to enhance the employee experience; and select the most appropriate metrics to track progress toward organizational goals.
No specific entry criteria are listed on the course text. Prospective applicants should consult the college for standard graduate-certificate admissions guidance and any prerequisites.
Graduates can expect skills applicable to HR generalist roles, talent development or to supervisory positions where people leadership is required. The emphasis on employee experience, measurement and fair management suits managers aiming to improve retention, performance conversations and reward practices.
Funding information is not provided in the course description. Interested students should review Strayer College’s scholarship and financial-aid pages or contact admissions to learn about available support for graduate-certificate students.
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