Recruitment and Selection
This course is suitable for anyone who has to conduct selection interviews or be part of a selection panel. It provides a valuable insight into the legal aspects as well as the wider R&S process, along with some opportunity to practise and develop interviewing skills.
Course Objectives:
•To explain the key stages in the recruitment and selection process
•To provide an awareness of legal obligations when involved in recruitment
•To plan and prepare effectively for a selection interview
•To conduct a selection interview in a professional manner
•To use effective questioning techniques to gather required information
•To assess candidates against set criteria and reach fair and justifiable decisions
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•Recruitment and selection in context – its importance to organisational success
•Overview of the key stages in recruitment and selection
•The legal aspects and what it means in practice including the Equality Act 2010
•The selection interview – identifying good and bad practice
•Planning and preparing for the selection interview in line with Person Specification
•Getting off to a positive start - establishing rapport and putting candidate at ease
•Keeping the interview on track – using questioning techniques and active listening
•Reading body language signals
•Closing the interview appropriately
•Assessing candidates against pre-set criteria and making fair, justifiable decisions
•Importance of keeping adequate records and essential pre-employment checks
•Practical selection interviews followed by feedback and discussion
•Personal development notes and action plans
{Comprehensive course notes are is included for reference and further guidance.}
In-house courses can be delivered over 2 days if preferred and company documentation such as job descriptions and person specifications can be incorporated into the course.
