Diploma in Human Resource Management (HRM)
Strategic talent acquisition, workplace leadership, employee relations, and contemporary organizational management.

Program Overview
The Diploma in HRM prepares forward-thinking professionals to excel in modern corporate HR roles, covering recruitment life-cycles, talent development, payroll processing, labor law compliance, and organizational culture building.
What You Will Learn & Key Outcomes
Curriculum & Syllabus Breakdown
1Module 1: Fundamentals of HRM & Strategic Planning
4 WeeksIntroduction to HR models, workforce forecasting, job analysis, and organizational structure.
2Module 2: Talent Acquisition, Screening & Selection
4 WeeksModern recruitment channels, LinkedIn hiring, competency-based interviews, and onboarding.
3Module 3: Performance Management, Training & Payroll
4 WeeksDesigning appraisal systems, KPI setting, training needs analysis, salary structures, and benefits.
4Module 4: Labor Law, Industrial Relations & Employee Welfare
4 WeeksEssential Sri Lankan labor laws, dispute handling, workplace safety, and organizational health.
Career Pathways
- HR Executive / Officer
- Talent Acquisition Specialist
- Payroll & Administrative Executive
- Training & Development Coordinator
- People & Culture Associate
Entry Requirements
- G.C.E. A/L or corporate working experience
Recognized Certification & BMICH Convocation
SIITE Campus Diploma in HRM with Transcript & BMICH Convocation Eligibility. Graduates participate in the prestigious annual convocation ceremony hosted at the BMICH in Colombo.
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