Apprenticeship standard
HR Support
- 1 module
- 43 sections
- 14 KSBs
- 43 learning hours
- A KSB quiz at the end of every module
- Certificates for every module quiz and the standard
What's inside
1 module, 43 sections.
Each module is split into sections, and each section counts as one learning hour. Every module ends with a quiz on its KSBs.
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- K1 – Structure of the organisation and where your role fits in it (HRS)
- K1 – External market, sector, products and services, and how they apply to your role (HRS)
- K1 – Values and how they affect your role (HRS)
- K2 – Core employment rights and the employment relationship (HRS)
- K2, B1 – Equality, ending employment, data protection and sector context (HRS)
- K2 – Understanding HR policy and getting expert help (HRS)
- K2 – The consequences of getting legislation and policy wrong (HRS)
- K3 – The role and focus of HR (HRS)
- K3 – HR’s business plan and priorities (HRS)
- K4 – HR systems, tools and processes (HRS)
- K4, B1 – Standards to be met in the role (HRS)
- S1 – The decision-making capability (HRS)
- S1 – Delivering excellent service (HRS)
- S1 – Training the manager to self-serve (HRS)
- S2 – Questioning and listening techniques and models (knowledge) (HRS)
- S2 – Applying questioning and listening to establish root cause, decide, and escalate (HRS)
- K3, S1 – Understanding KPIs and critical success factors (HRS)
- S1 – Time and task management frameworks (HRS)
- S1, B2 – Applying time and task management to real workload pressures (HRS)
- S3 – Written and online communication (HRS)
- S3 – Live communication, including verbal and non-verbal skills (HRS)
- S3 – Reading people and situations (HRS)
- S3 – Adapting your communication style to the person and the situation (HRS)
- S3 – Building trust and rapport (HRS)
- S3 – Conflict types and modes (HRS)
- S3, B1 – Diagnosing and handling conflict (HRS)
- S3, B1 – Handling sensitive HR situations (HRS)
- S4 – Practical mutual support day to day (HRS)
- S4 – Collaborating to achieve shared results (HRS)
- S4 – Building and maintaining working relationships with colleagues (HRS)
- S5 – Identifying improvement opportunities and acting within your authority (HRS)
- S5 – Supporting the implementation of HR changes and projects (HRS)
- S6, B1 – Maintaining accurate HR records (HRS)
- S6 – Common HR data and metrics (knowledge) (HRS)
- S6 – Preparing and interpreting HR reports and management information (HRS)
- S7 – Keeping up to date (HRS)
- S7 – Seeking and acting on feedback (HRS)
- S7 – Identifying your development needs (HRS)
- S7 – Building and acting on a personal development plan (HRS)
- B1 – Integrity and trustworthiness (HRS)
- B1 – Having the courage to challenge (HRS)
- B3 – Energy and enthusiasm in the role (HRS)
- B3 – Dealing with setbacks and staying positive under pressure (HRS)
KSBs
14 KSBs, all covered
Knowledge (4)
- K1
- K2
- K3
- K4
Skills (7)
- S1
- S2
- S3
- S4
- S5
- S6
- S7
Behaviours (3)
- B1
- B2
- B3
A KSB counts as covered once all its sections are done and its module quiz is passed.
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£7 per learner per month, billed annually. One seat is one learner, on the standard you pick for them.