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About Pace
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About Pace
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This 4X award winning and CPHR accredited program distinguishes itself from other academic competitors by layering traditional elements of human resource management with a heavy emphasis on leadership, concrete business tools, and effective communication tools.
Given the complexities of an evolving human resource function, the Human Resource Management Program distinguishes its program from academic competitors by layering traditional elements of human resource management with business and communication essentials. The Human Resource Management Program aligns its knowledge outcomes with industry-recognized standards and best professional practice, earning graduates top scores on the CPHR designation examinations. Further, students will have the opportunity to obtain their WHMIS certification through the Managing Occupational Health, Safety, and Environment course.
International Students may apply for this program as all courses are completed in your home country via online learning. This program does not allow for application of a study visa.
$7,200.
This program is for individuals interested in:
For complete admission details by country, please visit our detailed Admission Requirements for international students.
Applicants whose previous education was completed outside of Canada and where English may or may not have been the medium of instruction, must submit proof of meeting one of the accepted English language proficiency measures.
TEST |
SCORE |
IELTS Academic |
6.5 |
TOEFL (internet-based) or TOEFL MyBestScore |
86
20 on each component |
Heartland International English School |
80% |
International Language Academy of Canada |
3.3 |
UWinnipeg ELP |
B |
Students applying to The University of Winnipeg PACE during the COVID-19 crisis, may use the following online testing options to meet their English language requirements for applications to our 2021 programs:
The University reserves the right to request English language proficiency testing result documentation for any international applicant.
Download the UWPACE English Language Requirements (PDF) for additional English proficiency tests and programs and waiver options for the English language requirement.
Graduates in good standing will be eligible to obtain the Certified Human Resources Professional (CPHR) designation without having to write the National Knowledge Exam (NKE).
Graduates can apply for an exam waiver following graduation and once approved, will only be required to complete the necessary professional work experience in order to become designated.
Completion of one of the following courses (36 hours total).
"Incorporating post-secondary training into the CPHR designation is an important step in advancing the designation and providing greater value for the business community."
- Ron Gauthier, CEO of CPHR Manitoba.
The Post-Secondary Institution Accreditation Program is a significant step forward for the Human Resources profession. The program will recognize the knowledge gained throughout the duration of the post-secondary education program and provide a significant advantage to graduates looking to pursue the CHRP designation.
“As a student immersed in and continuously evaluated on my HRM knowledge, this redesign makes a lot of sense in easing me into my field of work more efficiently. I'm very grateful for the intelligent thinking and hard work invested by great people at PACE and HRMAM."
- Erin Bend, current PACE HR Student.
Find answers to students' most frequently asked questions here.
For information on the CHRP (Certified Human Resource Practitioner) Designation, please contact the Chartered Professional in Human Resources, CPHR Manitoba, at 204-943-2836.
Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP)
National Knowledge Exam® (NKE)
The program consists of two components: Core Course (504 hours) and an Elective Course (36 hours),
Students may take courses in any order as long as they have the required prerequisites, and they have up to five years to complete the 540 hours of study. Students may condense their studies by taking more than one course per term, or by enrolling in a full-time program.