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Certificate in HR Analytics
The Certificate in HR Analytics is a comprehensive and practical program designed to help learners understand how data-driven decision-making is transforming modern Human Resource Management.
In today’s business environment, organizations rely heavily on data to make informed HR decisions related to recruitment, employee performance, retention, and workforce planning. HR Analytics enables professionals to convert HR data into meaningful insights that drive business outcomes.
This course provides a structured approach to understanding HR metrics, data analysis, and visualization techniques. Learners will gain practical knowledge of how to collect, analyze, and interpret HR data to improve organizational performance and employee experience.
A key highlight of this program is its focus on real-world HR analytics applications, including recruitment analytics, attrition analysis, performance metrics, and workforce planning.
Participants will also be introduced to analytics concepts such as descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics, along with tools like Excel and dashboards used in HR decision-making.
Through practical examples and case-based learning, this course equips learners with the skills required to analyze workforce data, build dashboards, and support strategic HR initiatives.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to use HR data effectively to improve decision-making and become valuable, future-ready HR professionals.
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a:
👉 Please find below the Sample Certificate of Completion

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1What is HR Analytics?Text lesson
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21. Evolution of HR Analytics10:45
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32. Analytics Wave And It's Impact On Business12:35
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43. Analytics Transforming HR09:07
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54. Analytical Problem Solving Methods14:21
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65. Going from Information to Insight14:57
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76. Four types of Measures07:13
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87. Business Impact of Retention09:01
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99. Dashboard and HR Scorecard11:50
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108. Lead and Lag indicators06:34
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211. Measures of Talent AcquisitionText lesson
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222. Optimizing Hiring Channel Strategy on the basis of Cost07:50
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233. Optimizing Hiring Channel Strategy on the basis of Quality of Hire17:03
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244. Cost vs Speed06:50
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255. Measures of Talent Development, Kirkpatrick- Phillips Model12:28
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266. Establishing RoIe for Talent Development13:31
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277. Measuring Engagement Real and Perception Measures12:28
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288. How Effective is your Performance Management System10:30
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299. Evaluating effectiveness of a compensation structure across bands16:46
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3010. Evaluating fairness of a compensation within a band using scatter diagram08:09
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361. Overview to Visualization06:47
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372. Stacked Bar and Bubble Charts08:00
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383. Organization Chart and Visualizing Data using Conditional Formatting05:44
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394. Frequency Distribution, Bridge Chart and Word Cloud14:54
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405. Self assessment on HR analytics maturity07:59
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416. Handling Challenges to Improve HR analytics Maturity12:26
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of HR Analytics
- Identify key HR metrics and KPIs
- Analyze HR data for decision-making
- Apply descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics
- Create HR dashboards and reports
- Perform recruitment and attrition analysis
- Evaluate employee performance using data
- Use Excel and basic analytics tools for HR
- Support workforce planning and business strategy
- Present data-driven insights to management
- No prior analytics or technical knowledge required
- Basic understanding of HR concepts (preferred but not mandatory)
- Access to a laptop/mobile with internet
- Basic knowledge of Excel (optional but helpful)
- Interest in data-driven HR decision-making
This course is ideal for:
- HR professionals and HR executives
- HR analysts and HR business partners
- Students and fresh graduates
- Recruiters and HR generalists
- Managers interested in data-driven HR
- Anyone looking to build a career in HR analytics