HCCC Non-Credit HR Course Helps Build Management Skills
October 4, 2018,
Jersey City, NJ – “Nothing
we do is more important than hiring people. At the end of the day,
you bet on people, not strategies,” Lawrence Bossidy, retired CEO
of AlliedSignal. A
business’s successful workforce is built by Human Resources
professionals who help create a culture and value through its
employees.
Hudson County Community College’s
Department of Continuing Education will offer “Introduction to
Human Resources” to familiarize those who wish to become managers
or team leaders with issues such as staffing, motivating and
developing team members.
The non-credit, two-session course will
meet Monday, November 12 and 19,
from 6 to
9 p.m. in the
College’s Gabert Library, located at 71 Sip Avenue in Jersey City –
right across the street from the Journal Square PATH Transportation
Center. Tuition is just $99 per person.
Human Resources leaders work across a
variety of industries. They are responsible for the hiring,
recruiting, administering, and training of personnel, as well as
establishing and enforcing policies and procedures.
“This is an excellent opportunity for
individuals to learn the fundamentals of human resources, and for
companies and organizations to provide staff members with an
understanding of the most current best practices,” said Dr. Chris
Reber, HCCC President. “Hudson County Community College is
committed to changing and transforming lives by providing our
community with quality instruction taught by leading professionals in
their fields.”
Those interested in taking the course may
register at
www.tinyurl.com/HCCChumanresources.
More information may be obtained by contacting Clara Angel at
cangel@hccc.edu,
or by calling (201) 360-4647.