AI Application in Talent infrastructure

On Campus Short Course Business
Explore how AI is transforming talent management. Learn to apply HR data, AI-powered recruitment tools, and people analytics for hiring, training, and retention—while understanding ethical and legal implications in modern HR.
Overview

This forward-looking module delves into Talent Management and Human Resources (HR) in the modern era, emphasizing how AI and digital tools are transforming the way organizations manage their most valuable asset – people. Students will learn the fundamentals of talent management, including workforce planning, recruitment and selection, training and development, performance management, and employee retention strategies. For each of these areas, the module highlights AI applications and data-driven approaches: for instance, using AI-powered recruitment software to screen candidates, employing people analytics to gauge employee engagement, or personalized learning platforms for staff development. The curriculum also addresses critical considerations such as ethical use of AI in HR (avoiding bias and ensuring privacy). By understanding both traditional HR practices and cutting-edge AI tools (sometimes called HR Tech or People Analytics), students will be prepared to contribute to building effective, tech-enabled talent infrastructure in any organization.

The Details

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    Registered Title: (AI Application in Talent infrastructure (Classroom & Asynchronous))

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  • total hours

    32:00

  • Mode of Learning

    On Campus

Curriculum

Course Duration

SSG Approved Training & Assessments Hours:32:00 Trainer Facilitated Hours (On Campus/Virtual):23:00 Self-Directed E-learning Hours:04:00 Assessment Hours:05:00
Programme Objectives
Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:
  • Explain key components of talent management – from hiring and onboarding to training, performance evaluation, and retention – and why they are vital to organizational success.
  • Utilize HR data and analytics to inform talent decisions, such as interpreting turnover metrics or employee satisfaction data to improve HR strategies.
  • Evaluate AI tools in HR processes, understanding how technologies like Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), AI interview bots, or performance analytics platforms can improve efficiency and outcomes in recruitment, development, and workforce planning.
  • Design basic talent management initiatives (e.g., a recruitment plan or training program), integrating AI solutions where appropriate to enhance effectiveness.
  • Discuss ethical and legal considerations related to AI in HR, including issues of algorithmic bias, data privacy, and maintaining a human touch in talent management.
Course Topics
  1. Talent Management Fundamentals

    Learning Outcome: Overview of HR functions – job design and workforce planning; recruitment and selection processes; onboarding and training; performance management systems (appraisals, KPIs); and strategies for employee engagement and retention.

  2. HR Information Systems & Analytics

    Learning Outcome: Introduction to Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) used to store employee data; people analytics concepts (using data to drive HR decisions, e.g., analyzing why attrition is high in a department); HR dashboards and key HR metrics.

  3. AI in Recruitment & Selection

    Learning Outcome: How AI improves recruiting – e.g., resume screening algorithms to filter candidates, chatbots to answer applicant queries, video interview platforms using AI to assess communication skills. Discussion of case studies where companies significantly reduced hiring time using AI tools.

  4. AI in Training & Development

    Learning Outcome: Personalized e-learning platforms that use AI to adapt to an employee’s learning pace, virtual reality for immersive training experiences, and AI mentors or chatbots for ongoing employee coaching.

  5. Performance Management & AI

    Learning Outcome: Using data to track performance (sales figures, project delivery times, etc.), AI tools that predict high performers or flight risks (employees likely to leave), and software that provides continuous performance feedback.

  6. Ethics and Challenges

    Learning Outcome: Addressing concerns like bias in AI recruitment (ensuring algorithms do not discriminate against certain groups), employee privacy with monitoring tools, transparency in how AI decisions are made. Emphasis on the importance of human oversight and combining AI insights with manager judgment.

  7. Future of Work

    Learning Outcome: A brief look at how automation and AI are changing job roles and the skills needed, and how HR must adapt (e.g., focus on reskilling and managing remote/distributed teams with digital tools).

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