Gupy Portal Offers Free Courses in HR and Management: Enhance Your Professional Skills

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Published on 19/12/2023 at 12:15

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Gupy Academy Launches a Series of Free Courses on People, Management, and Culture, Aiming to Boost the Potential of HR and Payroll Professionals.

Gupy Academy, known for its commitment to education and professional development, announces a series of free courses aimed at HR and Payroll professionals. The courses cover a wide range of topics, from Corporate Education and High-Performance Recruitment to Diversity and Inclusion, reflecting Gupy’s dedication to enhancing the skills of industry professionals.

Offered Courses:

Corporate Education in Talent Development: Learn how to leverage business results through people development.
High-Performance Recruitment and Selection 2.0: Optimize your selection processes with engaging and predictive strategies.
Onboarding and Admission: Create memorable experiences for new talents.
Introduction to Inbound Recruiting: Improve talent attraction with effective strategies.
Diversity and Inclusion: Become a change agent in your company.
Introduction to Agile HR: Make HR more strategic and adaptable to changes.
HR Metrics: Learn to measure and analyze metrics for more effective management.
Candidate Experience: Create seamless journeys to attract top professionals.
Introduction to People Analytics: Discover how this methodology is revolutionizing HR.
Employer Branding in Practice: Learn to manage your employer brand and attract talent.
Talent Retention: Strategies to keep the best employees in the company.

Methodology and Certification

The courses at Gupy Academy are taught by specialists and leaders from Gupy itself, including names like Mariana Dias and Bruna Guimarães. The video lessons are online and free, available on the Gupy Corporate Education platform, allowing for flexible study. After completion, participants can obtain a certificate, enhancing their professional profile.

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Who Are These Courses For

These courses are ideal for professionals in HR who want to innovate and stay updated with the latest market trends, and they are also useful for individuals interested in topics such as Organizational Culture and Employer Brand.

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Gupy Portal Offers Free Courses in HR and Management: Enhance Your Professional Skills

Gupy Academy Launches a Series of Free Courses on People, Management, and Culture, Aiming to Boost the Potential of HR and Payroll Professionals.

Offered Courses:

Methodology and Certification

SIGN UP HERE

Who Are These Courses For

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Gupy Portal Offers Free Courses in HR and Management: Enhance Your Professional Skills

Gupy Academy Launches a Series of Free Courses on People, Management, and Culture, Aiming to Boost the Potential of HR and Payroll Professionals.

Offered Courses:

Methodology and Certification

SIGN UP HERE

Who Are These Courses For

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