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Human Resources & Workplace Administration Programme
Skill Arts

5 Courses | Strengthen HR Management, Administration & Employee Relations Skills | Instant Access

Summary

Price
£15.99 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
77 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts) and 5 PDFs
Duration
3.2 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Overview

Modern organisations rely heavily on professionals who can keep internal operations organised while supporting positive workforce culture. Across UK businesses, employers increasingly value individuals who understand communication standards, staff wellbeing practices, workplace conduct, and structured coordination processes. Strong HR capability is no longer limited to recruitment departments alone it now influences retention, collaboration, compliance awareness, and day-to-day organisational stability. This programme explores practical methods used within professional environments to strengthen employee interaction, improve internal support systems, and encourage healthier working relationships across administrative and people-focused functions.

What’s Included

  • 5 professionally developed online training modules
  • Flexible study schedule with self-paced access
  • Digital certificate available upon completion
  • Online learning materials accessible anytime
  • Assessment activities to reinforce understanding
  • Compatible with desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
  • Tutor assistance available during your studies

Learning Outcomes

  • Apply structured approaches to workplace interaction and internal support duties
  • Build stronger interpersonal awareness within professional settings
  • Coordinate staff-focused initiatives that encourage morale and participation
  • Develop practical techniques for handling sensitive behavioural concerns
  • Evaluate organisational situations involving conflict and inappropriate conduct
  • Identify constructive communication habits that improve collaboration
  • Navigate emotionally challenging conversations with greater confidence
  • Strengthen professional judgement when responding to workforce-related concerns

Certificates

Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 77 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts) and 5 PDFs

Duration: 3h and 14m

    • 1: HR: 1.1 The Workplace Epidemic 02:32
    • 2: HR: 1.2 The Prime Directive 01:13
    • 3: HR: 1.3 Forging your Code 01:01
    • 4: HR: 1.4 Doc to Daily Practice 00:57
    • 5: HR: 1.5 When the Cods Fails 01:58
    • 6: HR: 2.1 Rethinking Workplace Conflict 01:46
    • 7: HR: 2.2 Anatomy of a Disagreement 00:53
    • 8: HR: 2.3 Choosing Your Outcome 00:51
    • 9: HR: 2.4 The Communication Toolkit 01:26
    • 10: HR: 2.5 Conflict to Opportunity 00:59
    • 11: HR: 3.1 The Real Cost of Work 02:19
    • 12: HR: 3.2 Workplace Detective 04:50
    • 13: HR: 4.1 the Escalation Cycle 03:15
    • 14: HR: 4.2 Executing a Response 04:04
    • 15: HR: 5.1 Defining Harassment 04:05
    • 16: HR: 5.2 The Path to Resolution 02:50
    • 17: HR: Study Guide_ A Practical Guide for HR Leaders 07:00
    • 18: HR: 1.1 The Cost of Invisibility 02:35
    • 19: HR: 1.2 The Science of Value 02:25
    • 20: HR: 1.3 Designing Your Program 02:03
    • 21: HR: 1.4 From Insight to Impact 01:46
    • 22: HR: 2.1 The Business Case 02:13
    • 23: HR: 2.2 Building a Culture 01:44
    • 24: HR: 2.3 Recognition on a Budget 01:36
    • 25: HR: 2.4 Small Gestures 01:25
    • 26: HR: 3.1 Emotionally Intelligent 02:45
    • 27: HR: 3.2 Recognition Done Right 01:25
    • 28: HR: 3.3 Avoiding Recognition Traps 01:47
    • 29: HR: Study Guide 06:00
    • 30: HR: 1.1 Words & Actions 01:45
    • 31: HR: 1.2 Anatomy of A Bully 02:44
    • 32: HR: 1.3 The Ultimate Cost 01:20
    • 33: HR: 1.4 Targeting the Behavior 01:11
    • 34: HR: 1.5 Organizational Playbook 01:23
    • 35: HR: 2.1 Prevention Before a Crisis 03:06
    • 36: HR: 2.2 De Escalation During a Crisis 01:13
    • 37: HR: 2.3 Support After A Crisis 01:38
    • 38: HR: 2.4 Building a Safer Workplace 01:03
    • 39: HR: 3.1 Hidden Workplace Hazards 02:00
    • 40: HR: 3.2 A Safer Foundation 02:16
    • 41: HR: 3.3 Navigating Tense Moments 01:24
    • 42: HR: 3.4 What to Do When Targeted 02:11
    • 43: HR: 4.1 Spotting Trouble 03:01
    • 44: HR: 4.2 The Harassment Playbook 01:47
    • 45: HR: 4.3 When a Complaint is Filed 02:31
    • 46: HR: 4.4 Beyond the Playbook 01:12
    • 47: HR: Study Guide_ Creating Safe and Respectful Workplaces.docx (1) 08:00
    • 48: HR: 1.1 Emotions 01:53
    • 49: HR: 1.2 Mindfulness 01:15
    • 50: HR: 1.3 Emotional Intelligence 01:20
    • 51: HR: 1.4 Empathy 01:21
    • 52: HR: 1.5 Integration 02:02
    • 53: HR: 2.1 Mastering the Spoken Word 02:33
    • 54: HR: 2.2 Decoding the Unspoken 01:39
    • 55: HR: 2.3 The Full Conversation 01:05
    • 56: HR: 2.4 Your Superpower 00:53
    • 57: HR: 3.1 The Hidden Architecture 01:31
    • 58: HR: 3.2 The Awareness Trinity 02:21
    • 59: HR: 3.3 Your Emotional Toolkit 03:01
    • 60: HR: 3.4 From Reaction to Wisdom 01:58
    • 61: HR: 4.1 The Mindful Pause 03:37
    • 62: HR: 4.2 Reflective Inquiry 01:34
    • 63: HR: 4.3 Emotional Mastery 02:24
    • 64: HR: Study Guide 07:00
    • 65: HR: 1.1 Communication Traps 01:35
    • 66: HR: 1.2 Shift Your Inner Script 01:09
    • 67: HR: 1.3 Tool for Positive Change 00:50
    • 68: HR: 1.4 Positivity in Practice 01:10
    • 69: HR: 1.5 Your Next Conversation 00:58
    • 70: HR: 2.1 The 4-D Model 03:09
    • 71: HR: 2.2 The Pitch 01:44
    • 72: HR: 2.3 A System for Change 00:53
    • 73: HR: 2.4 Your Turn to Innovate 00:59
    • 74: HR: 3.1 Your Mindset Toolkit 04:31
    • 75: HR: 3.2 Finding What Works 01:40
    • 76: HR: 4.1 Your Mental Blueprint 02:58
    • 77: HR: 4.2 From ‘Me’ to ‘You’ 04:26
    • 78: HR: 5.1 When Good Plans Fail 03:02
    • 79: HR: 5.2 Think Like an Improviser 03:25
    • 80: HR: 6.1 A Positive Core - Unshakeable Foundation 02:16
    • 81: HR: 6.2 Define Your Practices 03:46
    • 82: HR: Study Guide 08:00

Description

Effective business environments depend on clear procedures, organised documentation, responsible communication channels, and reliable workforce support systems. This programme introduces learners to practical administration processes used across commercial settings, alongside strategies connected with employee relations, behavioural awareness, and workplace culture management.

Participants will explore methods used to maintain efficient operational flow while supporting professional standards throughout an organisation. Topics include staff recognition planning, incident response preparation, emotional awareness in professional communication, and positive engagement practices that contribute to healthier organisational behaviour.

The training also examines workplace expectations surrounding accountability, policy awareness, internal coordination, and duty of care responsibilities. Learners will become familiar with techniques used to improve collaboration between departments while supporting day-to-day business continuity.

By combining organisational support principles with people-focused workplace strategies, this programme offers valuable insight into Administration responsibilities across modern office environments. The knowledge gained can support progression into operational support positions, personnel coordination duties, and wider business support functions.

Course Breakdown Workplace Administration for HR Professionals

This module explores the practical responsibilities involved in maintaining organised office environments and supporting internal workplace structure. Learners will examine scheduling practices, records handling, professional correspondence methods, and internal coordination activities that contribute to smooth organisational functioning. Attention is also given to maintaining consistency across daily business support tasks.

Advanced Employee Recognition Strategies for HR

Recognition plays an important role in workplace morale and staff retention. This section introduces appreciation frameworks that encourage participation, motivation, and positive contribution within professional teams. Learners will explore methods for acknowledging achievement, encouraging engagement, and supporting productive organisational culture through meaningful staff interaction.

Mitigating Workplace Violence: Training, Policy, and Liability

Managing difficult situations requires careful preparation and responsible procedures. This module focuses on behavioural warning signs, preventative measures, reporting pathways, and organisational responsibilities relating to inappropriate conduct in professional environments. Learners will review incident response planning and methods used to support safer working conditions.

Emotional Intelligence, Mindfulness and Empathy: Online Training

Professional environments often require calm communication and emotional awareness during challenging interactions. This section examines self-regulation techniques, attentive listening habits, reflective thinking practices, and relationship-focused communication methods that contribute to stronger professional conduct. Learners will also explore approaches that encourage mental resilience and respectful interaction.

Appreciative Inquiry Training: Positive Thinking in the Workplace

Positive organisational behaviour can influence productivity, morale, and professional collaboration. This module introduces constructive questioning techniques and solution-focused workplace approaches designed to encourage participation and forward-thinking discussion. Learners will explore how encouraging strengths-based dialogue can improve engagement across teams and departments.

Requirements

  • There are no formal entry requirements for this programme.

Career path

  • HR Administrator — £24,000–£32,000 per annum
  • Office Administrator — £22,000–£28,000 per annum
  • Team Leader / Supervisor — £26,000–£38,000 per annum
  • Project Coordinator — £28,000–£40,000 per annum
  • Operations Manager — £35,000–£55,000 per annum
  • Customer Service Advisor — £21,000–£27,000 per annum

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