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CPHR Canada represents 31,000 members in the Human Resources Profession across nine provinces and three territories in Canada. Established in 1994, CPHR Canada is the national voice for enhancing and promoting the HR Profession. With an established and credible designation and collaboration on national issues, CPHR proactively positions the national human resources agenda in Canada and represents the Canadian HR Profession with HR Associations worldwide.

Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) designation

The Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) designation is a prestigious, nationally recognized credential in the field of human resources. It signifies a commitment to upholding the professional standards of HR management, ensuring the interests of employers, employees, and the broader business community are protected. This designation is a mark of ongoing professionalism and expertise.

Earning your CPHR comes with numerous professional advantages. Perhaps the most compelling proof of its value is that CPHRs consistently compared to HR professionals without the designation.

Important notes

• Completion of an HR-related degree, diploma, or equivalent program is usually required. Visit the CPHR website to learn more about the .
• To obtain the designation, you must pass the . Visit the CPHR website to learn more about .
• Designation information in this profile may change without notice. Please contact the regulatory organization or visit the organization’s website for the latest updates before making any career decisions.

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U of A Relevant Courses

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