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Do you have a vocation for management?
Do you want to put your talents to work for a company you like?
Do you dream of working in Human Resources?
Becoming an HR Manager is within your reach, provided you make the necessary efforts to get there.
Find out everything you need to know about the job in this article.

you ensure the implementation of HR projects

you handle the administrative, financial and legislative aspects of human resources

you will be involved in drawing up staff training and refresher projects

you will advise the Human Resources Department

you ensure that training courses and other skills development projects run smoothly

you help to ensure and improve the quality of industrial relations within the company

you have a role in coordinating, managing and steering human resources

You will be involved in drawing up recruitment projects and supervising them;

you ensure compliance with company policy

Secondly, you need to develop your managerial skills to carry out your role. You also need to have good interpersonal skills, as you will be interacting with staff the vast majority of the time. In simple terms, work organisation and social relations are the most important aspects of your job.

If you’re familiar with the job of HR Manager and you’re sure you like everything about it, you’ve got everything to gain. First of all, it’s a stable job that offers you a secure source of income. What’s more, it’s one of the fastest-growing careers in human resources. So you can be sure of staying in business whatever the circumstances.

Secondly, as an HR Manager, you will interact with many people on a daily basis. This helps to improve your interpersonal skills, an important point that you need to develop if you are to progress in your field. In fact, the job of HR Manager is open-ended, giving you access to other equally interesting positions if you so wish.

The job of HR manager is generally well paid. If you get the job, you can earn between €25,000 and €45,000 a year. You can even earn up to €80,000 if you excel at your job. What’s more, with more experience, you can progress to the position of Human Resources Director or go into business for yourself.

The ideal way to become an HR Manager is to train at a business school like INSEEC. We offer 4 programmes from bac to bac + 5 and 10 sector-based specialisations. In addition to the HR specialisation, you can, for example, choose to do :

To gain the experience you need for the job more quickly, INSEEC gives you the opportunity to follow a sandwich course. Visit our website to see all the options available to you.

You’ve found your ideal career and now you’re wondering about the financing? Then take a look at our dedicated page.

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