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Elevate Your HR Career: Recertification Strategies for Success

Discover the importance of recertification for HR professionals to retain credentials, drive organizational success, and stay updated on HR best practices. Learn about recertification options, including continuing education, leadership development, and exam retakes. Access valuable resources, such as HR books for recertification credit, HRACC events, and HRCI online tools. Engage in volunteer leadership opportunities, committee involvement, and mentoring to enhance your skills and visibility in the field.

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Elevate Your HR Career: Recertification Strategies for Success

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  1. Certification Recognition – HRACC Celebrates You! October 29, 2013

  2. Why Recertify? • Required to retain use SPHR, PHR, or GPHR credentials. • Committed to your future & that of your organization. • Ensure organization & employees work at peak performance. • Changing laws, best practices and innovative human resources strategies. • You worked so hard to pass the exam the first time!

  3. How to Recertify • Continuing Education – All 60 hours may be earned in this category, (limit of 20 hours for videoconferences audiotapes, webcasts and podcasts.) • Instruction/Teaching – 20 credit hour max. • On-The-Job – 20 credit hour max. • Research & Publishing – 20 credit hour max. • Leadership – 10 credit hour max. • Professional Membership – 10 credit hour max. • Take and pass the exam again.

  4. Resources • HRACC Monthly Meetings • CTSHRM Webcasts and Meetings: http://www.ctshrm.org/ • National or Regional SHRM Conferences • National SHRM eLearning at http://www.qa-elearning.shrm.org/

  5. NEW!! Read BOOKS for Recertification Credit! The SHRMStore now offers a select number of HR books that have been approved for either General or Strategic recertification credit. Purchase your book from the SHRMStore and receive a link for an e-learning test. After reading the approved book, simply complete the online test and score 70% or higher. You will then receive a program ID that entitles you to 2.5 credit hours. Up to 20 total credits are available in a three-year recertification cycle. Visit the SHRM Book Club for a list of the approved books.

  6. Professional Developmenton HRACC.org

  7. Volunteer Leadership • Use your HR expertise by chairing a committee • Serve on the Board of Directors • Mentoring

  8. Get involved Get Noticed Gain New Skills Get InvolvedJoin A Committee Today! For details go to www.HRACC.org/memberservices

  9. HRCI – HR Certification Institute • Extensive resources @ http://www.hrci.org/why_recertify/ • http://www.hrci.org/uploadedfiles/Content/70_Resources/Case_Studies/RecertificationOverviewWebinarApril10.pdf • Document/track your recertification online @ “My Online Profile”

  10. Other Websites • www.hr.com • http://www.tools2succeed.com/hrci.html • http://www.lorman.com/HRCI/ • http://www.payscale.com/hr/resources/hr-webinars • Or just use your browser: “Free HRCI Webinar 2013 or 2014”

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