Our Solutions

Course Instruction

Course Instruction

We tapped into the wisdom of our ALICE@Work Human Resources Advisory Committee, including subject matter experts and education professionals, to develop a 12 hour, six-module course. As the centerpiece of the ALICE@Work program, the course delivers powerful content designed to help participants view their employees’ challenges through a new lens. It inspires a re-examination of internal policies, transforming key learnings into action that create meaningful change.

Key Features:

  • Engaging Curriculum: Our professionally designed curriculum is grounded in adult learning practices, with each module facilitated live to ensure an engaging experience.
  • Expert Guidance: Trained in ALICE and workforce knowledge, our trainers guide participants through robust content, themes, and interactive group discussions that build toward action planning.
  • Flexible Delivery: Delivered either virtually or in-person, our professional trainers adapt to the needs of each cohort, ensuring a responsive and impactful learning journey.
  • Inspiring Change: By the end of the course, participants feel inspired to act and ignite meaningful change within their organizations.
  • SHRM and/or HRCI Professional Development Credits: SHRM and HRCI have approved ALICE@Work for professional development credits. Upon successful completion of the course, participants earn 12 valuable SHRM and/or HRCI credits.
SHRM Recertification Provider Recertification Provider Seal
United Way of Northern New Jersey is recognized by SHRM to offer 12 Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP® recertification activities. This program has also been pre-approved for 12 recertification credits toward aPHR®, aPHRiT SPHR®, GPHR®, PHR®, PHRca®, PHRiT and SPHRiT through the HR Certification Institute® (HRCI®).

Join us in taking action to build a workplace where every employee has the opportunity to reach their potential.

Connect With Us Learn How it Works

Get support of leadership…. Partner with others in your organization. Having a proposal that you put forward to your organization, if it's a combination of HR, with finance, with legal, is a lot more powerful than to just come forward and say well I have this proposal and then find out later if others will support it or then you are in a room and somebody saying, well, financially we can't do that or legally we can't do that.
– Elisa Wyman
Turn Knowledge Into Action
Go to top