This online course focuses on creating more inclusive hiring processes by building diverse talent pools. It defines diversity and inclusion within the context of recruitment and explores how to establish inclusive talent pipelines. You will learn to enhance recruitment messaging to attract a broader range of candidates and identify and address biases in initial screening stages. The course also covers methods for measuring the effectiveness of diversity-focused recruitment strategies, aiming to broaden talent pools and increase opportunities for marginalized candidates.
While this course does not lead to a degree, it equips professionals with essential skills to improve diversity and inclusion within their organization's hiring practices, contributing to a more representative workforce.
English proficiency can also be demonstrated if you are a U.S. Citizen/Permanent Resident, if English is your native language, or if English has been the primary language of instruction throughout your secondary school career.
Tuition and cost information is not available for this specific course.
This course is offered by Cornell University's ILR School.
The course is designed to be completed in 2 weeks, requiring an effort of 3-5 hours per week. It is delivered 100% online.
While prior experience in hiring and DEI is recommended, strong existing experience may allow you to skip introductory material. You also need to demonstrate English proficiency through tests like IELTS (7.5) or TOEFL (100).
Tuition and cost information is not available for this specific course. Please refer to the university for details.
You will learn to evaluate sourcing methods for diverse candidates, develop inclusive recruitment messaging, and address bias in screening processes. The course aims to enhance your organization's hiring practices for a more representative workforce.
This course equips professionals such as Recruiters, Hiring Managers, HR Professionals, and DEI Specialists with essential skills to improve diversity and inclusion within their organization's hiring practices.