Search results
SHRI is a leading professional HR body that offers academic programmes, courses and consultancy services for HR practitioners and employers. Learn about SHRI's membership, IHRP certification, CIPD courses and upcoming events.
- Academic Programmes
SHRI Academy is an EduTrust-certified private educational...
- Ihrp
The Institute for Human Resource Professionals (IHRP) is the...
- Contact Us
Get in touch with us for any further inquiries regarding...
- Course Calendar
Cert No: EDU-2-2107 Validity: 12/10/2021 – 11/10/2025 . SHRI...
- Shri
Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI) was registered on...
- Executive Council
SHRI's governing body is the Executive Council, which...
- Become a Member
SHRI is a great place to meet like-minded professionals and...
- Training
SHRI offers expert-led training programs that help you...
- Academic Programmes
SHRI is a non-profit, professional HR body that champions human capital excellence. It offers various services, events, programmes and collaborations to advance and professionalise the HR profession and standards.
SHRI is a training provider for IHRP courses and short courses in human resource management. Learn about IHRP certification, course calendar, testimonials and more.
Shri is a Sanskrit word meaning resplendence, wealth and prosperity, used as an honorific in South and Southeast Asian languages. It is also an epithet of Hindu goddesses, especially Lakshmi, and a polite form of address equivalent to Mr. or Ms.
SHRI is a not-for-profit professional HR body that offers services, standards, awards, and events for HR professionals and organisations. Follow SHRI on LinkedIn to get updates on HR trends, best practices, and opportunities in Singapore and beyond.
Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI), Singapore. 9,010 likes · 14 talking about this · 1,341 were here. Singapore Human Resources Institute (SHRI) is a leading, not-for-profit, professional HR...
Shri is a Sanskrit word that means radiance and is used as a title before Hindu names, especially males. It is also a name of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Laxmi, and a part of the scripture of Sikhs.
