The Payroll Professional

Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP) is a global leader in human capital management founded in 1949 and headquartered in New Jersey. Known for scalable payroll, benefits administration, time tracking and talent management solutions, ADP serves organizations of every size in over 140 countries. Its cloud-based tools and outsourcing services help clients automate routine HR tasks while maintaining compliance across jurisdictions.

The company combines data analytics, security controls and AI-driven features to deliver actionable workforce insights, making it a trusted partner for businesses seeking to modernize people operations. Product suites such as ADP Workforce Now, Vantage HCM and RUN Powered by ADP span needs from small employers to multinational enterprises. ADP also publishes influential labor market reports and invests in machine learning and automation to keep processes efficient and compliant.

For international students exploring careers in HR technology, payroll, data analytics or consulting, ADP represents a compelling destination for internships, graduate roles and professional development. The company offers exposure to cross-border compliance, large-scale data handling and product design for diverse workforces, plus formal training and mentorship programs. Graduates gain practical experience in cloud services, workforce analytics and client-facing consulting—skills that are highly transferable whether you pursue corporate growth, HR practice or technology innovation.

The Payroll Professional program is for students who want to learn about payroll. It's a non-degree program that lasts several weeks and is taught in English. You can take this program from home because it's online.

In this program, you'll learn about payroll processing, tax laws, and how to use payroll software. You'll get to practice what you learn with hands-on activities and case studies.

After finishing this program, you can work as a Payroll Manager, Payroll Specialist, HR Coordinator, Payroll Clerk, or Benefits Administrator. You can find jobs in companies that specialize in payroll and human resources, like ADP, or in big companies that have their own payroll departments.