Human Resources Development and Talent Management (ACHRM)
- Develop an HRD framework that links organisational strategy to people development priorities.
- Analyse development needs at organisational, group and individual levels.
- Design development pathways for professional, technical and leadership populations.
- Select development methods including coaching, mentoring, rotations and formal learning.
- Integrate development with talent pools, career moves and succession decisions.
- Evaluate development outcomes using capability, mobility and performance indicators.
- HRD and Talent Management Concepts
- Defining HRD and its scope
- Relationship between development and talent
- National capability priorities in the Gulf
- Development Needs Analysis
- Organisational capability analysis
- Job family and individual needs
- Development planning conversations
- Development Pathways
- Professional and technical pathways
- Leadership development levels
- Early-career and graduate development
- Development Methods
- Coaching and mentoring
- Job rotation and stretch assignments
- Formal and digital learning
- Linking Development to Talent Decisions
- Talent pools and readiness
- Career moves and internal mobility
- Succession inputs
- Evaluating Development
- Capability and readiness measures
- Mobility and retention indicators
- Reporting development impact
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Program Professional Framework
Human Resources Development and Talent Management (ACHRM)
Program Overview
Human resources development (HRD) is the set of practices through which organisations grow the capabilities of their people over time, and it is the engine behind effective talent management. This programme connects the two: building an HRD framework, conducting capability and development needs analysis, designing development pathways for professional, technical and leadership populations, using coaching, mentoring and on-the-job learning, managing talent pools and career moves, and evaluating development outcomes. It reflects human capability development priorities and national talent programmes in Gulf states.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Develop an HRD framework that links organisational strategy to people development priorities.
- ✓Analyse development needs at organisational, group and individual levels.
- ✓Design development pathways for professional, technical and leadership populations.
- ✓Select development methods including coaching, mentoring, rotations and formal learning.
- ✓Integrate development with talent pools, career moves and succession decisions.
- ✓Evaluate development outcomes using capability, mobility and performance indicators.
Target Audience
- HR development and talent managers
- Learning and development specialists
- HR business partners
- Career development and national talent programme officers
Detailed Program Modules
01HRD and Talent Management Concepts
- Defining HRD and its scope
- Relationship between development and talent
- National capability priorities in the Gulf
02Development Needs Analysis
- Organisational capability analysis
- Job family and individual needs
- Development planning conversations
03Development Pathways
- Professional and technical pathways
- Leadership development levels
- Early-career and graduate development
04Development Methods
- Coaching and mentoring
- Job rotation and stretch assignments
- Formal and digital learning
05Linking Development to Talent Decisions
- Talent pools and readiness
- Career moves and internal mobility
- Succession inputs
06Evaluating Development
- Capability and readiness measures
- Mobility and retention indicators
- Reporting development impact
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants design a development pathway for a target talent group in their organisation, including needs analysis, development methods across stages, links to talent pool decisions and evaluation indicators.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


