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HR and recruitment education

  • 05-12-2022 4:39pm
    #1
    Sofiia
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    Hello everyone!

    I'm thinking to study HR and recruitment, don't have any experience in this field, it's totally new for me, I have an Honours degree in classical languages. So I'm thinking to do level 3 foundation course in HR. Would anyone know can I be entitled to apply for any job in this field after the course? Eventually I would be planning to do level 5 also, or should I complete level 3 and 5 first, and then apply for a job? Or would it be ok to apply for level 5 with my background straight away maybe? Is it appropriate to apply for a job in HR without having a degree in relevant area at all?

    Please send me a link of any decent course that might suit, if anyone happen to know by any chance:)

    Thanks so much!

    Post edited by Spear on


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