Applications are processed throughout the year.Īpplicants to the BCIT School of Business are required to have completed two years of full-time study in high school or post-secondary program in English in an English speaking country. To apply to a Part-time Studies program and earn your credential, you simply need to complete a Part-time Program Declaration Request. Courses are offered in each of three terms: Fall (September), Winter (January) and Spring/Summer (April). If you meet the prerequisites and there’s space available, you can register for a course immediately.
Part-time courses are offered in a variety of scheduling formats, including at night or on weekends, flexible day time delivery, or you can opt for distance or online learning. Take a single course, or work towards a credential - all at a pace that’s right for you. Learn more about the opportunities awaiting you on the Graduating and Jobs page. With the practical, hands-on learning that has given BCIT such a renowned name in the industry, you’ll graduate with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to begin your own successful career. You’ll find the BCIT certificate program for Human Resources Management is one of the fastest, easiest ways to begin your career in HR. You are flexible and enjoy new challenges every dayĪpply to begin your training today on the Entrance Requirements page.You enjoy working with a variety of people.You’re looking for a clear path to begin a career in human resources.Many successful students in this program already hold a liberal arts degree and are looking to focus their careers in human resources. Who should complete the Human Resources Management Certificate? Learn more about how this certificate program prepares you to begin your HR career in the Program Details. Options include online and distance learning.If you’re looking for a rewarding career that gives you flexibility to work in almost any industry across the world, the BCIT Human Resources Management certificate gives you the practical, usable skills you’ll need to embark on a new career.
With the shifts in today’s businesses, laws, and practices, there’s a steady need for qualified, trained human resources professionals, and that’s good news for you. Centre for Applied Research & Innovation.
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