AIMED AT
- Anyone looking to achieve a recognised level 2 qualification in customer service
- Anyone looking to improve their customer service skills
- Managers and employees
- Novice customer care workers
- Fresh graduates looking for a job
- New staff members
SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN
- Public speaking
- Emotional control
- Active listening
- Empathy
- Dispute management
- Workplace ethics
- Non-verbal communication
- Interpersonal communication
- Self-development
- Conflict resolution
About this Course
If you work in a customer-centric role, your voice will give the first impression of your company to the customer. Hence, it is imperative to provide good customer service.
In this course, you will learn the basic principles of customer service which will allow you to deliver excellent service. It will enable you to understand and anticipate customer needs so you can retain customers while adding value to their experience.
When it comes to customer complaints, emotions can get out of hand. Learn how to handle complaints in a professional, understanding and empathetic way.
This course is ideal for anyone wanting to pursue a career in customer services or already working in the industry wanting to enhance their communication skills. Customer Service Level 2 can be used as part of a training for a level 2 Customer Service qualification or as a stand-alone course for employees and supervisors. It can also be used as part of induction training for new employee
Did you know: 70% of the consumers said they would be willing to spend more with the companies who gave them a positive customer experience.
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Onboard your staff with standardised, expertly written Customer Service training
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A vital skill to train ALL employees in, regardless if they face internal or external customers.
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Takes only approximately 1-2 hours to complete
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After successfully completing the course you will receive an e-certificate that you can download onto your device.
Areas Covered
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Customer Service Principles
Understand the principles of customer service, how customer needs and expectations are formed, learn the skills and behaviour required in the customer service environment, and understand the principles of responding to customers’ problems or complaints.
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Customer’s Needs and Expectations
Learn to identify the range of customer needs, how needs and expectations are formed and influenced, the relationship between customer expectations and customer satisfaction, and methods of obtaining customer feedback and why this is important.
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Behaviours and Interpersonal Skills
Learn interpersonal skills required for effective customer service, different methods of communication, importance and effects of non-verbal communication, the importance of personal presentation, approach and attitude, the behaviours and skills required when using the telephone, and the importance of adapting methods of communication and behaviour.
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Responding to Problems or Complaints
Learn the common causes of customer problems and complaints, ways of handling difficult customer situations, the importance of responding to customer service issues promptly and the importance of ensuring that the customer is informed and reassured.