Fees per participant : US$ 400 to cover tuition, training materials, snacks and lunch only.
COURSE OVERVIEW
Front-line staff are the face of the organization. They represent the company as they have the
opportunity to interact with the customers on a daily basis. Their actions promote or demote the corporate interest. the professional image portrayed by front-line staff depends on the quality of their customer service skill. Organizations need superior front-line customer service skills to compete in today’s customer oriented environment. Frontline staff should understand and act on customer wants, needs, and expectations. To effectively do this, they need to apply excellent interpersonal relationship skill to communicate effectively with the customer. Interacting with customers is potentially stressful and requires staff with the right attitude and skills for effective communication and high human contact situations.
This course is designed to empower frontline staff create positive impression, through effective communication to customer. Ultimately, the organization’s corporate image is enhanced and positive word of mouth increases goodwill to the organisation.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The course is aimed for all members of staff working on the frontline who deal with customers on a regular basis. These include secretaries, receptionists, cashiers, clerks, administrators and institutional workers who have direct contact with customers and members of the public.
HOW PARTICIPANTS WILL BENEFIT
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
★ Understand importance and concepts of customer care;
★ Demonstrate communication skill required for excellent customer care;
★ Manage transactions with the public with courtesy and professionalism;
★ Cultivate listening skills;
★ Handle and resolve customer complaints;
★ Manage stress that can build up from dealing with difficult customer situations.
TOPICS INCLUDE
★ Customer care concepts;
★ Customer needs,wants, expectations and perceptions;
★ Building customer loyalty:the role of frontline staff;
★ Corporate image: customer communication skills;
★ Listening skills and non-verbal communication;
★ Behavioral aspects of services and service delivery;
★ Organizational communication channels and tools;
★ Overcoming communication barriers;
★ Stress and time management.