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Private Advertiser in the Philippines seeks an HR Training Supervisor to develop, administer, and evaluate training programs that boost employee skills and align with business goals.
You will analyze skill gaps, create onboarding and management development initiatives, manage the training budget, and mentor employees while ensuring compliance with labor laws and company policies. Strong leadership and communication are essential to foster continuous learning.
An HR Training Supervisor develops, creates, administers, and evaluates training programs to improve employee skills, match them with company goals, and build a culture of continuous learning. Key tasks include analyzing skill shortages, creating training materials, organizing training delivery, and managing training budgets, as well as mentoring workers and partnering with management to support employee development and organizational success.
Creates and implements an overall training plan for the organization
Identifies skill and competency gaps and defines the major training requirements for employees and supervisors
Creates and manages training programs such as onboarding, management development, and career advancement efforts
Creates and administers the training budget, assigning resources, and reports on spending
Serves as a mentor to workers, offering comments and assistance to help them advance professionally and build an environment of empowerment
Ensures that training programs adhere to business rules, procedures, and applicable employment regulations
Handles various activities, projects, and resources effectively
Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management, Psychology, Business Administration, or a similar subject
At least 1-3 years in human resources, with a good foundation in employee training
Supervisory experience and exposure to various HR aspects (e.g., training, performance management, and compliance)
Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal abilities
Knowledge of labor laws, human resource best practices, and disciplinary processes