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An ageing population, the increase of globalisation
and continuing economic uncertainty, mean that organisations have to think differently
about the way they attract and retain the talent they have in order to maintain
competitive advantage. So now more than ever it is crucial to develop recruitment
and retention strategies that have a demonstrable impact on organisational success. The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
- Certificate in Recruitment and Selection takes a skill-based approach and provides
practical and authoritative guidance on how to formulate and implement best practice
within the context of today's challenging workplace. The
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development - Certificate in Recruitment
and Selection is a foundation-level standard, at an equivalent level to NVQ/SVQ
Level 3.

The CIPD Certificate in Recruitment
and Selection is specifically designed for personnel and development practitioners,
for recruitment agency consultants who wish to further their careers with a professional
qualification, and line managers who have responsibility for recruitment. Recruiters
who are Graduate members of the CIPD may also find the Certificate programme or
the individual programme modules an ideal refresher to update their knowledge
in the context of recent changes.

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The Certificate in Recruitment and Selection
programme begins with a 2-day introductory workshop that prepares students for
the courses and assignments, and introduces some of the basic concepts of recruitment
and selection. Students must then complete five course modules:
- Induction (2 days)
- Recruitment and Selection Skills (3 days)
- Strategies
for Recruitment and Selection (2 days)
- Recruiting
Within the Law (1 day)
- Recruitment and the Internet
(1 day)
- An Introduction to Psychometrics (1
day)
- Recruitment Consultancy (1 day)
Optional course modules are: Introduction
to Psychometrics (1 day) or Recruitment Consultancy (1 day).
In
addition to the above, students must: -
attend the introductory workshop and all five course modules
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complete two assessed skills-based assignments
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complete two assessed written assignments
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complete an assessed integrated project that includes a project proposal, written
report and an oral presentation
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complete self-study material
- maintain
a personal development portfoilo that demonstrates a satisfactory standard of
learning and understanding.
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