Cressingham Training

Customer Care on the Telephone

CUSTOMER CARE ON THE TELEPHONE

SAVE £100 ON THIS COURSE

BD
CS CR LM PD

Duration: 1 day. Investment and dates are at the foot of the page.

Useful for: Anyone that deals with customers on the phone. It is very useful for call centre employees. But it has many applications in the rest of a business and may be used in many different customer service situations.

What it covers: Customer care is a vital aspects of all businesses – it’s about defining what they really want, (often they are not sure themselves), and reacting positively to their needs.

  • Customer service in business
  • Understanding customer needs
  • How we view things
  • Being assertive
  • Three Key Communication Skills:
    1. Rapport
    2. Active Listening
    3. Effective Questioning
  • Voice and language
  • Words and Recognition
  • Different types of customer
  • Meeting customer needs
  • Not another complaint
  • A ‘Pig of a Complaint’ – (A fun exercise)

 

Advantages gained: At the end of this course participants will be able to:

  • Explain the importance of being customer-centred
  • Define their customers’ perceptions and how that affects their relationship
  • Follow the five steps to assertiveness over the phone
  • Build rapport with their customers and maintain it
  • Demonstrate active listening with their customers
  • Use four types of questioning to determine customer needs
  • Reframe negative statements into positives
  • Analyse and adapt their behaviour when dealing with customers
  • Explain why complaints occur and identify methods of dealing with them

 

Qualifications:

Cressingham Training Certificate : Custermer Care on the Telephone

ICM Certificate: Optional qualification (£15)

Materials provided: Course workbook and other materials.

Please bring your own notepad and writing equipment. 

Intake: Maximum 12

Dates: 2012: June 7

Course times: 10.00am – 5.00pm.

Breaks and Lunch at suitable times.

Your Investment : £295  £195

Payment to be complete before the course is attended.