Advanced Certificate in Employee Relations (ER)
26–30 Oct 2026 · Manama
View courseIntensive 5-day course · English, Arabic & European languages
HR professionals and business partners examine organisational structures and workforce requirements over five days and ten modules. Delegates compare design models, assess strategic and environmental factors and use a toolkit to co-design structures. Forecasting methods identify staffing gaps, while job evaluation, job descriptions and learning plans support the resulting changes.
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Group discount: 2 delegates 20% · 3 delegates 35% · 5 or more delegates 50%
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£1,850 + VAT
Group discount: 2 delegates 20% · 3 delegates 35% · 5 or more delegates 50%
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Organisational design helps professionals work towards a shared objective through structures suited to strategy, environmental complexity and workforce availability and readiness. The programme treats design as a collective responsibility, with HR facilitating and guiding a systematic process. Delegates consider how different structure types affect individual and organisational performance, and analyse strategic goals, operating scope, governance, competence and span of control.
The toolkit supports implementation. Resources include reflection and brainstorming charts for analysis, design templates, working-session agendas and a facilitation guide. A practical approach follows a brief review of the history and development of design models. Leavitt, Galbraith, McKinsey and Burke-Litwin provide different perspectives on the organisational elements involved. Delegates examine who to involve, how units work together and how roles, hierarchy and operating mechanisms should be described.
Readiness for change is examined through a radar chart, including incentives, rewards, governance and cultural behaviours. Workforce planning then addresses staffing gaps at both departmental and organisational levels through static and dynamic forecasts, trend and ratio analysis, and zero manning, with work on recording and tabulating the information needed for demand analysis. Skill-building sessions revisit jobs affected by design initiatives, using the Meirc job evaluation system and factor requirements for descriptions. Salary structures, incentive schemes and learning and development connect the design with staff readiness.
By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
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Every delegate who completes the course receives an ARUK Training Certificate of Attendance.
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Fees are shown per delegate and exclude VAT, which is added to the invoice where applicable.
Yes. Any ARUK course can be delivered in-house at your premises, in a meeting room we book for you, or 1-to-1.
Yes. We run it live online with a trainer, on dates that suit your team, for £1,850 + VAT per delegate.
Yes. 20% for 2 delegates, 35% for 3 delegates and 50% for 5 or more delegates on the same course.
Yes. Our courses can be delivered in English, Arabic or any European language, by a trainer who teaches in that language. Mention your preferred language when you register or enquire.
An ARUK Training Certificate of Attendance.
26–30 Oct 2026 · Manama
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