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Chartered HR Manager (CHRM)®

Chartered HR Manager (CHRM)®

The Chartered HR Manager (CHRM)® certification is a prestigious professional credential tailored for mid-to-senior-level HR professionals who oversee strategic human capital functions. This program goes beyond operational HR to focus on leadership, strategic workforce planning, employment law, organizational behavior, and policy development. CHRM® is ideal for those who lead HR departments or function as strategic partners within their organizations. It prepares participants to align people strategies with business goals, ensure legal and ethical HR practices, and drive cultural excellence at an enterprise level.
By completing the CHRM® program, certified professionals will demonstrate their ability to:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Who Should Join?

Domain Modules Overview

The Chartered HR Manager (CHRM)®  certification is structured around eight robust modules, each crafted to build essential competencies that HR professionals need in today’s evolving workforce environment. These modules provide a comprehensive, hands-on understanding of core HR functions—ensuring graduates are well-equipped to deliver operational excellence, ensure compliance, and drive positive employee experiences.

Module 1: Strategic Workforce Planning and Forecasting

This module provides participants with tools to plan and forecast workforce needs based on business objectives. Learners will gain insight into demand forecasting, talent pipeline building, succession planning, and managing labor market risks. The module emphasizes scenario planning, workforce optimization, and agility in response to economic shifts and organizational change.

Module 2: Organizational Behavior and Culture Development

Understanding how people behave within organizations is critical for HR leadership. This module explores organizational structure, group dynamics, motivation theories, leadership styles, and cultural transformation. Participants will examine the psychological and behavioral drivers of engagement, resilience, and innovation—critical for sustaining competitive performance.

Module 3: Strategic HR Leadership and Business Alignment

In this module, learners explore the role of HR as a strategic business partner. Topics include aligning HR strategy with business goals, influencing the executive agenda, managing cross-functional relationships, and supporting organizational transformation. The module prepares participants to contribute to C-suite discussions on growth, restructuring, and risk mitigation.

Module 4: Employment Law, Ethics, and Global HR Compliance

Legal compliance is a cornerstone of sound HR practice. This module covers U.S. and international labor laws, risk mitigation, employee rights, workplace investigations, and emerging legal issues in HR (e.g., data privacy, DEI mandates). Learners gain practical skills to develop compliant policies and lead ethical HR governance.

Module 5: HR Metrics, Analytics, and Decision-Making

Effective HR leaders must be data-savvy. This module introduces learners to key HR metrics (e.g., turnover, time-to-fill, cost-per-hire), dashboarding, predictive analytics, and data-driven HR decision-making. Participants will learn to use HR data to influence executives, justify budgets, and improve employee experience and productivity.

Module 6: Policy Design and Organizational Governance

Participants will learn to draft, revise, and implement HR policies aligned with legal, cultural, and strategic frameworks. Topics include policy auditing, employee handbooks, policy rollouts, internal communications, and managing policy-related disputes. Emphasis is placed on fairness, transparency, and regulatory alignment. Shape

Module 7: Change Management and HR Transformation

HR plays a critical role in managing organizational change. This module equips learners with strategies for leading change initiatives, supporting mergers and acquisitions, navigating restructures, and transforming HR functions through digital systems and automation. Participants will study real-world change management models and case studies.

Module 8: Capstone – HR Leadership Simulation Project

In the final module, learners will complete a simulation or real-world case study involving comprehensive HR strategy development. This capstone assesses strategic thinking, leadership, compliance, and metrics application. Participants will present their plans and solutions in a formal executive-style briefing or report.

Exam Details

Exam Type: Online, computer-based with proctoring

Exam Duration: 90 minutes

Number of Questions: 100 Multiple-Choice Questions

Passing Score: 70%

Attempts: 1 free retaks included within 6 months

Capstone Requirement: Yes – HR Strategy Simulation Project (Written or Presented) Shape

Career Paths and Roles

HR Manager / Senior HR Manager

HR Business Partner (HRBP)

Director of Human Resources

Talent Management Lead

Organizational Development Manager

HR Consultant / Policy Advisor

CHRO (with additional experience or progression)

Certification Deliverables

Participants who complete the CHRM® program will receive:

Certification Accreditation

Self-Paced Training, Exam Fees: Payment covers the exam only. Complimentary exam guide and practice questions will be provided to assist you.

Instructor-Led Training: Enroll in a 4-day program with 2 hours of live instruction each day, led by industry experts for $1,500 USD

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