Talent AcquisitionTalent acquisition is a newer term for recruiting that signifies a strategic focus on identifying job candidates whose skills are aligned with the long and short-term needs of the organization.
Course descriptionIn this course, participants will learn the principles of attracting high-potential and high performing candidates through integrated Talent Management (TM) practices. The course will demonstrate the importance of strategic talent acquisition programs in organizations and present the evidence on effective recruitment practices. Participants will gain knowledge about the steps involved in the talent acquisition process and the role of talent acquisition in a TM system. They will also learn about talent acquisition programs through case studies, understand the importance of employer branding and gain exposure to different talent acquisition methods.
Course objectivesIn this course, participants will build the capability to:
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Tools: This course gives participants access to tools and worksheet, including:
Assessment: Each course includes an end of course assessment (quiz) and assignments to gauge learning and opportunity to practice the skills. To promote learning, participants receive feedback on right and wrong answers, as well as, guidance for reviewing the relevant sections of the course.
Discussion Boards: All participants will have access to the community board on this topic. The discussion boards can be used to post questions, start a new discussion or seek clarification from a mentor.
Other Learning Activities: Participants will have access to games, flashcards, glossary, bibliography developed to engage with the content in a fun way and assist with learning. An interactive 5+ hour online course with case studies, assignment, tools, and activities.
Access duration for one course is one month. If purchased as part of a certification package, access duration is set by the package plan. Participants who complete the interactive lesson and pass the course quiz will earn a certificate of completion.
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