English for HRM (1st Year Ma)

Course Summary: English for HR Management (Master's 1st Year) - Focus on Business Communication

Course Objectives:

  • Develop advanced English language skills required for effective communication in the HR field.
  • Enhance proficiency in specific business communication areas relevant to HR professionals.
  • Equip students with the ability to confidently write and deliver professional communication in a globalized business environment.

Course Topics:

1. Supply Chain Communication:

  • Writing clear and concise reports on HR's role within the supply chain.
  • Effectively communicating recruitment needs for personnel involved in the supply chain.
  • Negotiating contracts and agreements with suppliers regarding workforce management.

2. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Communication:

  • Writing user manuals and training materials for HR modules within an ERP system.
  • Communicating effectively with IT personnel regarding HR data integration with the ERP system.
  • Creating presentations to explain the impact of ERP on HR processes to employees.

3. Business Letter Writing:

  • Drafting professional offer letters and termination letters for HR purposes.
  • Writing persuasive letters requesting collaboration from other departments regarding HR initiatives.
  • Composing clear and concise emails for various HR communications.

4. Additional Business Communication Skills:

  • Conducting effective performance reviews with employees.
  • Delivering clear and engaging presentations on HR policies and procedures.
  • Participating confidently in HR meetings and negotiations.

Course Requirements:

  • Regular class attendance and participation in discussions & simulations.
  • Completion of case studies and writing assignments focused on real-world HR scenarios.
  • Delivering individual and group presentations on HR communication topics.
  • Participating in role-playing exercises to practice effective communication skills.

Course Assessment:

  • Class participation and case study discussions (20%)
  • Writing assignments (30%)
  • Presentations (30%)
  • Final exam (20%)