The Bellevue College Human Resources Management curriculum offers courses taught by practicing HR professionals, and teaches real-world skills that can be applied directly to the workplace.
The curriculum offers both HR management and business management courses, providing complete and well-rounded professional development. Classes may be taken individually, or as part of a Human Resources Management certificate program.
Human Resources Management Certificate Program
Bellevue College offers a Certificate in Human Resources Management. Our flexible program requires no formal application, and allows you to choose electives from a broad range of subject areas-including Project Management, Non-Profit Management and Accounting-to customize your certificate to your career needs. Classes are small, and tailored to your schedule: start any quarter, and complete at your own pace, taking as few as one or two courses a week.
The program requires a total of 105 class hours. The college is a Human Resources Certification Institute (HRCI) approved provider for PHR/SPHR recertification.
Career Outlook
- Employment in HR, Training, and Labor Relations managers is projected to grow by 17% between 2006 and 2016.
- Median annual earnings of human resources managers nationwide were $80,250 in May 2006. The middle 50% earned between $58,770 and $107,450. Source: US Department of Labor
- According to a July, 2007 salary survey, B.A. degree candidates majoring in human resources received starting offers averaging $41,680/year.
Why Bellevue College?
- Classes are approved by the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI), the leading independent, internationally recognized certifying body for the HR profession.
- Our hands-on classes are designed and taught by practicing HR professionals.
- Courses use actual business scenarios to teach skills you can apply directly to your workplace.
- The curriculum is self-directed. Enroll in as many classes as fit your needs.
- We offer varied formats. Choose from two-. three- and four- week courses that meet once a week or day-long symposiums.
- Easy access: No educational prerequisites or application process is required; just register and attend.
