How is the Body of Competencies structured?
The BoC is organised into three competency areas represented in the form of concentric circles. It is this inter-relatedness of the various competencies, that when brought together holistically, will enable HR professionals to create value and deliver positive impact to the business. In addition to these three areas, Advanced Competencies have been identified for HR professionals at the highest level of certification.
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Characteristics that manifest in the way HR practitioners think and behave as they approach their work, deal with people, and manage work-related situations.
Performance statements for interrelated tasks are set out in a way that, when taken as a whole, deliver a desired functional outcome for the organisation.
Underpin and span across the HR Functional Competencies. Serve as core enablers supporting HR functional activities
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The IHRP Body of Competencies (BoC) outlines the competency standards required for HR professionals to be future-focused, ready to deliver impactful employee experiences and create sustainable value for the organisation.
Comprehensive overview of the 21 job roles outlined in the Skills Framework for Human Resource, with corresponding competencies from the Body of Competencies (BoC) framework tailored to each role.
Discover, learn and explore how the IHRP Body of Competencies have been used to empower individuals and organisations in driving effective and meaningful transformations.
