Patricia Catolico is a licensed Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP) with nearly a decade of HR experience marked by dedication, strategic thinking, and a strong foundation in labor relations. She completed the Workers Institute on Labor Laws (WILL) at UP Solair and pursued a certificate course in Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management at the same institution, equipping her with deep knowledge of workplace policies and compliance.
Her academic journey includes a Diploma in Human Capital Management from the School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPaCE) at De La Salle College of Saint Benilde, where she focused on strategic HR, talent management, and organizational development.
She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, which gave her a solid grounding in human behavior and workplace dynamics. Over the last nine years, Patricia has specialized in employee relations, talent acquisition, policy development, and compliance—earning recognition as a trusted HR leader and professional.
How Patricia Discovered CHRP Philippines
When asked how she first discovered the Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP) program, Patricia shared:
“I learned about the Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP) program through our General Manager, who unexpectedly encouraged me to pursue the certification. Taking a leap of faith, I enrolled—and soon after, I was promoted to HR Officer-in-Charge and Employee Relations Manager. That certification opened many doors for me.”
How the CHRP Certification Helped Patricia’s Career
On the question of how CHRP has impacted her HR career, Patricia reflected:
“The CHRP designation has had a significant impact on my career. Recognized globally, it has enhanced my professional credibility and helped build trust in my capabilities. Because of its benefits, I highly recommend the CHRP certification. It not only adds value to one’s career but also offers free access to continuous learning and training opportunities—making it an excellent investment for any HR professional.”