Workforce Planning, Talent Acquisition, and Inclusion & Diversity (ACHRM)
- Build a workforce demand forecast based on business drivers, productivity assumptions and planned initiatives.
- Model internal supply using attrition, retirement, promotion and mobility rates to quantify gaps.
- Develop scenario-based workforce plans and choose between build, buy, borrow and automate options.
- Design a talent acquisition strategy with pipelines for critical and localised roles.
- Assess inclusion in recruitment and progression processes and define measurable inclusion indicators.
- Present an integrated workforce plan with costs, risks and implementation priorities.
- Strategic Workforce Planning Foundations
- Linking workforce plans to business strategy and budgets
- Segmenting roles by criticality and scarcity
- Data requirements and planning horizons
- Demand and Supply Modelling
- Demand drivers and productivity ratios
- Internal supply, attrition and mobility analysis
- Gap analysis and scenario planning
- Workforce Strategy Options
- Build, buy, borrow and automate decisions
- Localisation and national talent pipelines
- Costing workforce options
- Talent Acquisition Strategy
- Sourcing strategies for critical and scarce skills
- Graduate, apprenticeship and internship pipelines
- Employer brand and candidate experience
- Inclusion and Diversity in Practice
- Dimensions of diversity in GCC workplaces
- Inclusive recruitment and bias reduction
- Women's participation and employment of people with disabilities
- Measurement and Integrated Planning
- Workforce and inclusion indicators
- Monitoring plan delivery and risks
- Presenting the workforce plan to leadership
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Program Professional Framework
Workforce Planning, Talent Acquisition, and Inclusion & Diversity (ACHRM)
Program Overview
Organisations in the GCC are planning their workforces in a period of rapid change, with new sectors, localisation targets and rising expectations for inclusive workplaces. This course links three disciplines into one people-supply system: strategic workforce planning using demand and supply modelling and scenarios; talent acquisition strategies that close priority gaps; and inclusion and diversity practices covering women's participation, people with disabilities, and generational and national diversity. Participants learn to quantify workforce gaps, design sourcing and pipeline programmes, and set inclusion measures that are practical within local regulatory and cultural contexts.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Build a workforce demand forecast based on business drivers, productivity assumptions and planned initiatives.
- ✓Model internal supply using attrition, retirement, promotion and mobility rates to quantify gaps.
- ✓Develop scenario-based workforce plans and choose between build, buy, borrow and automate options.
- ✓Design a talent acquisition strategy with pipelines for critical and localised roles.
- ✓Assess inclusion in recruitment and progression processes and define measurable inclusion indicators.
- ✓Present an integrated workforce plan with costs, risks and implementation priorities.
Target Audience
- Workforce planning and HR strategy specialists
- Talent acquisition managers and recruitment leads
- Inclusion, diversity and localisation officers
- HR and finance business partners involved in headcount planning
Detailed Program Modules
01Strategic Workforce Planning Foundations
- Linking workforce plans to business strategy and budgets
- Segmenting roles by criticality and scarcity
- Data requirements and planning horizons
02Demand and Supply Modelling
- Demand drivers and productivity ratios
- Internal supply, attrition and mobility analysis
- Gap analysis and scenario planning
03Workforce Strategy Options
- Build, buy, borrow and automate decisions
- Localisation and national talent pipelines
- Costing workforce options
04Talent Acquisition Strategy
- Sourcing strategies for critical and scarce skills
- Graduate, apprenticeship and internship pipelines
- Employer brand and candidate experience
05Inclusion and Diversity in Practice
- Dimensions of diversity in GCC workplaces
- Inclusive recruitment and bias reduction
- Women's participation and employment of people with disabilities
06Measurement and Integrated Planning
- Workforce and inclusion indicators
- Monitoring plan delivery and risks
- Presenting the workforce plan to leadership
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants produce a three-year workforce plan for one function in their organisation or a GCC case: a demand and supply model, gap analysis under two scenarios, a talent acquisition plan for critical roles and a set of inclusion indicators with targets.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


