National Diploma in Human Resource Management
Course Code: HRM001
- Department: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
- Duration: 3 Years
- Fee: M19,480.00
- Starts: 15th February 2026 Starts in 14 days
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Course Overview
The National Diploma in Human Resource Management at IBC College equips students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to manage people effectively and strategically within modern organisations. The programme provides a strong foundation in human capital development, employee relations, labour law, and performance management — aligning human resource strategies with organisational goals.
This programme recognises the growing importance of effective HR practices as a driver of productivity, innovation, and organisational success. Through case studies, applied projects, and simulated business environments, students learn to recruit, train, and motivate employees, manage conflict, and foster ethical leadership in a dynamic world of work. The course also integrates practical learning with a strong theoretical foundation, ensuring that graduates are prepared for real-world HR challenges in both public and private sectors.
As students advance, they explore topics such as compensation and rewards, labour relations, and workforce development, gaining exposure to both traditional and emerging trends in human resource management. The curriculum culminates in experiential learning and an entrepreneurship project designed to integrate theory with practice.
Course Details
Duration
3 Years
Course Fee
M19,480.00
Instructor
Mr.. Walter
Start Date
15th February 2026
Class Schedule
everyday
Prerequisites
Full LGCSE Certificate or its equivalent with at least credit C in English and three (3) of the following subjects; Business studies, Development studies, and any other relevant subject to the programme.
What You'll Learn
By the end of the programme, a trainee will be able to:
Describe the fundamental concepts and rules of law that apply to business activities, the employment function, and labour.
Demonstrate knowledge of human behaviour in organisations and the role of management strategies, including motivational theory to influence to influence behaviour.
Demonstrate trends in the labour force composition and how they affect human resource management.
Communicate management decisions via written memos, revising employee handbook policy, and oral presentations.
Compare the common methods for recruitment and selecting human resources.
Plan successful training and development programs.
Integrate teamwork leadership and motivational skills to organisational scenarios and evaluate outcomes.