Earning Certification Sets You Apart
Value of Certification - HumRRO Study
HRCI commissioned a large-scaled study on the value of professional HR certification by the Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO).
HRCI commissioned a large-scaled study on the value of professional HR certification by the Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO).
- Get hired and be employed full-time, be well compensated, and be happier with their career.
- Perform better on the job, show greater potential for future positions, perform better on strategic HR efforts, and offer greater HR expertise.
“The link between HRCI certification and career success and satisfaction is clear,” said HRCI CEO Amy Schabacker Dufrane, Ed.D., SPHR, CAE. “Employers and organizations want HR professionals who can think and perform strategically, and this study shows that HRCI-certified professionals fit the bill.”
How Does Certification Differ From a Certificate Program?
Compared with certificate programs, certification has three main advantages:
- Requires specific work experience, competency, and education
- Requires recertification to ensure you stay current in the HR profession through continuing education
- Allows you to put the letters after your name
In other words, certification typically consists of the three "E"s: education, experience, and examination.All HRCI certifications are developed and administered following industry-recognized standards, and all programs except aPHRi are accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA).
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