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Home›How To›How to Get HR Certification: 11 Steps

How to Get HR Certification: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 10, 2024
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Human resources (HR) professionals play a critical role in organizations, managing employee relations, talent acquisition, and performance evaluations. Obtaining an HR certification can be a significant boost to your career, showcasing your expertise in the field. Follow these 11 steps to successfully get your HR certification.

1. Research your options: Start by researching the various HR certifications available. The two most popular certifications are the Professional in Human Resources (PHR) issued by the HR Certification Institute (HRCI), and the Society for Human Resource Management Certified Professional (SHRM-CP) provided by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).

2. Assess your eligibility: Before you set your sights on a specific certification, thoroughly review the eligibility requirements. Typically, you must have a combination of professional HR experience and higher education.

3. Compare certification bodies: Both HRCI and SHRM offer different certifications catering to different experience levels. Carefully consider which organization’s certifications align with your career goals and aspirations.

4. Choose a certification: Once you’ve evaluated the available options, choose the one that best suits your experience level and career trajectory.

5. Register for the exam: Visit the respective certification body’s website, create an account, and register for your chosen certification exam.

6. Prepare a study plan: Develop a comprehensive study plan detailing what topics need to be covered during your exam preparations. Stick to this plan to maintain consistency in your studies.

7. Join study groups or forums: Networking with fellow HR professionals who are also pursuing certifications can be a great way to share insights and knowledge while also providing valuable support.

8. Invest in study materials: Purchase recommended books or use online resources provided by the certification body or other third-party organizations for comprehensive exam preparation.

9. Attend workshops or training courses: Enrolling in preparatory workshops or training courses can help you improve specific knowledge areas required for the certification exam.

10. Take practice exams: Practice exams can provide valuable insights into the exam’s structure and question types. Take as many practice exams as possible to familiarize yourself with the examination format.

11. Take the exam: Schedule your exam and arrive well-prepared and confident. Make sure to eat well and get adequate rest before taking the test. Successful completion of the exam will result in acquiring your HR certification!

Earning an HR certification is a significant accomplishment that can open up new opportunities and enhance your credibility in the field. By following these 11 steps, you are well on your way to achieving HR certification success!

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