Human Resources online Training

Don’t waste your money on more expensive human resources schools and don’t risk delaying your education by enrolling in an online HR course with a community college that may not always offer the classes you need to graduate on your schedule. Choose McKinley and accelerate your career, expand your skill-set and increase your earning potential with our accredited online Human Resources Degree.

In human resources, you will use interpersonal skills to help resolve conflict in the workplace, explain employee benefits and work closely with company executives. Plus, you can work in many industries, including retail, travel, real estate and more. McKinley’s online human resources school will give you the HR training and tools you need for success and a degree will give you a competitive edge.

• Earn up to $38, 000 a year*
• Advance your career
• Work with people to make a difference in the workplace
• Earn your degree in as little as 16 months

Flexible scheduling
Many schools force you to work on their schedule giving little regard to your scheduling needs. With our flexible scheduling options, you control when you graduate because you always take classes that fit in your schedule and never need to wait for another class to open.

Experienced Faculty
Our Human Resources faculty each hold advanced degrees in the Human Resources field and know what employers are looking for. They have worked in the field and understand what you need to know to excel. Plus, one-on-one support makes learning easier than you ever thought possible.

Student-Centered Service
Unlike many professors who focus on research, our teachers focus on you. Our faculty teach, mentor and guide you throughout your educational journey so you’ll learn the skills needed to stand out in a competitive job market.

Career-Focused Classes
Since every class you take explores a different topic in depth and we don’t waste your time with costly electives, you will quickly master each concept and confidently enter the field with the skills you need for success. And, if you already have experience, consider testing out of certain classes with a Challenge Exam.