Online Certificate

Associate Professional in Human Resources (APHR)

Start a new career in human resources with this comprehensive APHR certification course. All books and materials are included in the cost of the program!

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This Program Is a Great Fit For

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Working Adults

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Aspiring Human Resources Professionals

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Recent High School Graduates

About the Associate Professional in Human Resources (APHR) Certificate

Course length

30 hours

Tuition

$1,200

If you’re exploring or just beginning a professional career in human resources, Tiffin University’s Associate Professional in Human Resources™ is the perfect program for you. It’s also a great fit if you are serving in a non-HR leadership role and manage people in your organization.

Regional Data (Ohio)

Human resources jobs will grow 6% in the coming decade, right around the national average.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Career Paths 

1

Human Resources Manager

2

HR Business Partner

3

Talent Acquisition Manager

4

Compensation and Benefits Specialist

5

Employee Relations Specialist

6

HR Consultant

How Much Does a Associate Professional in Human Resources (APHR) Certificate Cost?

We believe higher education should be accessible to everyone. Connect with an admissions counselor to explore the payment options available to you.

Total cost of program

$1,200

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Is This Certificate Right For Me? 

  • Circle icon Are you an entry-level HR professional or a student interested in establishing a career in Human Resources?
  • Circle icon Do you want to gain a foundational understanding of HR principles, practices, and regulations?
  • Circle icon Are you looking to earn a recognized HR certification to boost your credentials and career prospects in HR?
  • Circle icon Do you want to enhance your knowledge and skills in HR and understand the responsibilities and competencies required for success in entry-level HR positions?

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