PHR certification is going to set you apart in an interview by indicating that you are proficient in the HR core body of knowledge... I highly recommend it. Now, that being said, it DOES NOT have to be a huge investment of cash, time yes, cash no. SHRM and HRCI will of course tell you the best way to learn is to buy THEIR BOOKS, from a thirty dollar intro book from HRCI to hundreds of dollars on the SHRM Learning System... here's the deal.... if you can discipline yourself to study ONE BOOK and use an interactive CD, you can pass your certification test for about $350. This is what I did.... I bought a PHR/SPHR study book by Anne Bogardus, the 2009 version.... it comes with interactive CD - has pretest, prep tests and flashcards.... this was around $50.00 on half.com. $300 is your testing fee. That's it. I studied the ONE BOOK and use the CD that came with, putting in about 40-50 hours of study (the amount of hours increase or decrease with your area of expertise, general HR exposure and test taking ability)... I passed my first try. I am not saying this is easy breezy, it shouldn't be, but I put the work in, with little cost, and passed. Don't be fooled into spending big bucks, Best of Luck!
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There are no schools in Decatur, Alabama to get your PHR certification. If you don't want to travel to University of Alabama, they offer online courses to get the PHR certification.
Earning a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) Certification demonstrates to employers a commitment to a higher standard. The PHR Certification makes an HR Professional more valuable to a company.
PHR certification can be obtained in Huntsville, Alabama, which isn't too far from Decatur. As far as I know, Decatur does not offer a site for this certification.
Professional in Human Resources
Visit HRCI.org and click on HR Certification.
the full meaning of PHR is "Professional in Human Resources". And you can get PHR certified here 1. http://www.businesscertification.org/ 2. www.certgear.com/ 3. www.hrci.org/ Hope this will help.
There do not seem to be any pre-requisites for the PHR/SPHR certifications.
http://www.phrcertificationreview.com/ Here is a site that has a review page for the phr certification. It doesn't look to difficult and I would assume it's easy to obtain within a six month time period.
The following website offers a great deal of information regarding what is required to obtain your professional in human resources certification, http://www.hrci.org/HRCertification.aspx?id=65
If you are going to be involved with HR policies and decisions, yes. Visit HRCI.org for details about if you qualify to take it.
You can find more information on PHR Certification on the official website of the HR Certification Institute (HRCI). They provide detailed information on eligibility requirements, exam content, and study resources. Additionally, you can also check out HR professional associations and online forums for real-life experiences and tips on preparing for the exam.
One or two classes probably won't really be worth the investment. You'd be far better served by going for a full certification.