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HR Analytics for Human Resource Professionals
About the Course
This course is designed to provide Human Resource (HR) professionals with in-depth knowledge of human resource with CHRP certification—those who are ongoing and those who are planning to have the course. Participants will learn to develop interactive dashboards, apply advanced analytics techniques, and solve real-world HR challenges using data-driven strategies. Some of the tools that will be used include Power BI, QlikSense, and Python.
Who Can Study
HR Managers and Business Partners
Talent Acquisition and Recruitment Teams
Compensation and Benefits Analysts
Learning & Development Specialists
HR Data Analysts and Reporting Officers
Workforce Planners and Strategy Experts
HR Professionals seeking data visualization skills
Course Outline: 12 Modules
Fundamentals of HR Analytics and to other tools
Overview of HR analytics and strategic workforce planning
Introduction to analytical tools such as Power BI, QlikSense, and Python: ecosystem, versions, benefits
Key HR metrics and KPIs (e.g., absenteeism, turnover, training ROI)
Real-world case: Linking turnover rate with engagement survey data
Connecting and Importing HR Data Sources
- Connecting analytical tools such as Power BI, QlikSense, and Python to Excel, SQL, HRIS systems, and cloud data
- Overview of common HR data tables: Employees, Payroll, Recruitment
- Example: Importing multiple Excel files containing monthly headcount data
Data Cleaning and Transformation with Power Query
- Using Power Query to clean inconsistent or incomplete HR data
- Transformations: unpivot, replace values, change data types
- Example: Cleaning job titles from recruitment system exports
Building Relationships and Data Models
Creating relationships between HR tables (e.g., employees to departments)
Star schema and normalization concepts for HR datasets
Example: Link employees with department, manager, and location data
Introduction to Visualizations in HR Context
Creating bar charts, line graphs, tables, cards, and slicers using suitable tool chosen by the learner.
Choosing the right chart for HR insights (e.g., attrition by month)
Example: Visualize headcount by department and gender
Calculated Columns and DAX for HR Metrics
Introduction to DAX for HR analytics (e.g., age group, tenure)
Creating calculated columns: categorize employees by age range
Example: Tenure bucket classification (0-1, 2-5, 6+ years)
Advanced HR Metrics using DAX Measures
Building dynamic measures: turnover rate, training cost per employee
Using DAX functions like CALCULATE, FILTER, COUNTROWS
Example: Calculate department-wise turnover over time
Designing Interactive HR Dashboards
Combining visuals into professional dashboards
Using slicers, filters, bookmarks, and drill-through for interactivity
Example: Interactive dashboard to explore recruitment pipeline by stage and department
Publishing and Sharing HR Reports
Publishing to Power BI Service and setting up workspaces
Sharing reports securely with managers and executives
Example: Embedding a dashboard in Microsoft Teams for HR leadership
Security, Privacy, and Compliance in HR Reporting
Applying Row-Level Security (RLS) in sensitive HR data
Ensuring GDPR and data confidentiality compliance
Example: Limiting HRBP access to their region’s employee data
Real-World HR Analytics Use Cases
- Building dashboards for: Diversity and inclusion, Performance and training and Payroll and compensation trends
- Example: Diversity dashboard showing gender and ethnic breakdown by level
Capstone Project - Build and Present an HR Dashboard
- Choose a business case (e.g., high attrition, training effectiveness)
- Design a complete dashboard using course techniques
- Present to peers and instructors with actionable insights
- Peer feedback and final assessment
Course Deliverables
Editable Power BI dashboard templates
Clean HR data samples (Excel, CSV)
Reference slides and function cheat sheets
Sample case studies and solutions
Certificate of Completion
Tools & Software Used
Microsoft Power BI Desktop
Power BI Service
Microsoft Excel
SQL Server (optional)
Power Query and DAX Editor
Microsoft Teams/SharePoint for collaboration
Mode of Study
1. Online Learning
Access your course learning material through our Learning Management System(LMS).
2. Part Time
Early Morning Classes: 6am to 8am
Evening Classes: 5:30pm to 9:45pm
Exemptions
Fees Structure
| DURATION | FEES |
| 5 days in person. 10 days online | Ksh 37,500 |
Register and enhance your professional skills.
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Duration
Online: 4 Weeks
- Investment: Ksh 37,500
Entry Qualifications
- KCSE C+
- Kasneb professional qualification
- Bachelors’ degree from a recognized university
- Any other qualification considered equivalent to the above
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