Payroll management courses - First time in India

Updated on: Friday, February 10, 2012

With not much institutions focusing on Payroll management in India, for the first time the subject comes as specialized modules through distance learning mode to empower accountants, entrepreneurs, HR managers and payroll practitioners.

National Academy of Indian payroll (NAIP) in association with UK's IPP (Institute of Payroll Professionals), provides one-year PG Diploma and short term courses with the kite-mark national standards in relation to the required qualifications to all graduates who are interested in further professional studies to better their chance of employment or promotional prospects.

The qualifications are recognized by the UK Governing Body CIPP.

Apart from providing short-term (one day) training courses for working professionals, it offers foundation certificate course, advance certificate course, certificate course as separate modules. And on completing all the three modules together they provide a PG diploma in Payroll & Payroll Compliance Management.

The Post Graduate Diploma in Payroll & Payroll Compliance Management has been developed after detailed consultation with Payroll and HR experts from both the private and government sectors within India as well as international practitioners from UK.

First of its kind in India, the courses are also available online with its content uniquely bringing together payroll technicalities, compliance, supervisory and management skills in a versatile format.

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