CIPD Associate Diploma in People Management

This CIPD Module examines and considers:

• The different types of organisation structures, including the reasons underpinning them.
• How organisational corporate strategies are shaped by the business and external contexts.
• How people practices impact on organisational systems and structures.
• Theories and models which examine organisational and human behaviour.

Change management approaches:

• The definition of diversity and inclusion;
• overview of current diversity and inclusion legislation;
• impact of no diversity and inclusion within culture;
• Theories and models of organisational culture and how people practices impact on organisational culture and behaviour.
• Well-being at work and the different factors which impact well-being.
• The relationship between the employee lifecycle and HR work.
• Consultation and communication processes; stakeholder analysis; needs analysis activities.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module Code: 5CO01           Module Credit Value: ECTS 7

hat is evidence-based practice?

• Making decisions based on ‘effective thinking’ and sound evidence;
• Analysis tools and methods used in people practice including questioning and checking validity of sources and validity of ‘evidence’
• Principles of critical thinking.
• Ethical perspectives: theories of ethics.

 Analysis tools and methods:

• How to identify key insights into a people practice issue.
• Decision-making processes
• Measures of work and people performance calculations and how to collate key findings.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module Code: 5CO02                  Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

This CIPD Module examines:

• The CIPD Profession Map and the concept of ‘professional integrity’.
• Recognise how personal and ethical values can be applied in the context of people practice.
• How to take responsibility and how to recognise when and how you would raise matters which conflict with ethical values or legislation.
• How to reflect on your own approach to working inclusively and building positive working relationships with others.
• Explore how the role of a people professional is evolving and the implications this has for continuing professional development; how CPD activities impact on personal behaviour and performance and formal\informal CPD activities.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module unit code: 5CO03             Module credit value: ECTS 5

This CIPD Module examines and considers:

• Approaches to employee involvement, participation and approaches to drive employee engagement; including how to evaluate the interrelationships between employee voice and organisational performance;
• The concept of better working;
• Emerging trends in the types of conflict and industrial sanctions.
• Third-party conciliation, mediation and arbitration.
• Legislation relating to unfair dismissal; effective grievance and discipline-handling procedures and the main provisions of collective employment law.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module Code: 5HR01              Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

This CIPD Module examines

• How organisations strategically position themselves in competitive labour markets;
• The role of government, employers and trade unions in ensuring future skills needs are met.
• Impact of effective workforce planning and the techniques used to support the process of workforce planning;
• Approaches to attracting (through recruitment and selection processes), developing and retaining talent on an individual and group level;
• Benefits of diversity in building and supporting talent pools;
• Main types of contractual terms in employment contracts.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module Code: 5HR02            Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

This CIPD Module considers:

• Principles of reward and its importance to organisational culture and performance management.
• The contribution of extrinsic and intrinsic rewards
• How to develop organisational reward packages and approaches
• Legislative requirements that impact reward practice.
• Approaches to performance management.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

.Module Code: 5HR01            Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

This CIPD Module considers:

• The Aims and objectives of employment regulation.
• Role of employment law in helping to achieve social justice, inclusion and fairness in the workplace.
• Principles of discrimination law in recruitment, selection and employment.
• Legal implications to managing change including relating to transfers of undertakings.
• Statutory rights workers have in relation to pay; leave and working time and the main principles of maternity, paternity and adoption rights in the context of employment rights as well as other employment rights relating to flexible working.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

Module Code: 5OS001            Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

This CIPD Module examines:

• Diversity and inclusion in organisations for employees, customers and wider stakeholders including barriers to achieving diversity and inclusion;
• How to develop approaches to strengthen diversity and inclusion within organisational policies and practices.
• The role of managers and leaders in creating a positive culture
• How to engender a culture of diversity and inclusion among workers and other stakeholders.

Learning Outcomes (LOs)
Upon successful completion of this unit learners will:

.Module Code: 5OS05            Module Credit Value: ECTS 6

Transition Arrangements

Learners who have successfully completed any of the CIPD Modules below are eligible for exemption from equivalent unit in new Qualification:  Evidence to support the request must be provided and verified.