Service

Portable Fire Extinguisher Maintenance & Servicing

Duration 3 days
Course Fee €975.00
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Cousre Dates:
25th / 28th & 29th January 2013
22nd / 25th & 26th February 2013
22nd / 25th & 26th March 2013
26th 30th April & 1st May 2013
24th / 29th & 30th May 2013
20th / 26th & 27th June 2013
Financial Support Subsidised training for Network Members (Please contact the trainng Centre)

Fully subsidised for Jobseekers (subject to availability, terms & conditions).

Course Content • Health and safety concerns of fire protection and maintenance
• National and international legislation for fire prevention and portable extinguishers
• Fire extinguisher types, design and construction
• Selection, location, placement and installation of portable fire extinguishers
• Able to identify and describe the purpose, types and workings of various mechanical components of portable fire extinguishers
• Portable fire extinguisher agents & propellants
• Maintenance, faultfinding, repair and recharging portable fire extinguishers
• Failures and faultfinding in portable fire extinguishers
• Record-keeping and documentation.
Entry Requirements This essential training is designed to give the fire industry practitioner the skills and knowledge of Irish and international standards to install, inspect and maintain portable fire extinguishers.
Further Enquiries info@refrigerationskillnet.ie / (01) 88 55 200
Eligibility Persons working or seeking to work in the fire extinguisher industry. Trainees should have a working knowledge of mechanical maintenance and health & safety.
Download Application Form http://alturl.com/xb44v
Methods of Assessment Theory & Practical exam, project
Trainer Brendan Kavanagh
Location of Course Refrigeration Skillnet, Unit 7 Northwest Centre, Northwest Business Park, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15. This course is available on an in-house basis, contact 01 88 55 200 to arrange
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Sales through Service

Duration 2 days
Course Content Programme Overview
The objective is to increase the number of leads generated by agents and to have 100% of employees participate in the programme.

The aim of the sales through service workshops is to increase understanding of the importance of the lead generation programme for the growth of the company. We need to identify agents strengths and weaknesses in this area in order for us to understand the areas we need to work on so that we can meet our objective.

Who is this Course For?
Team leaders who wish to develop their coaching skills, giving themselves, and those directly influenced by their leadership, the ability and zeal to satisfy the customer.

Further Enquiries e: training@ccma.ie
t: 01 291 1960
Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this program, success should be achieved in the following areas:
• Sales of Ports (connections from other networks) to target
• Sales of product to overachieve target
• Mystery Shop to achieve a rolling average of 75%
• NPS score
• 100% compliance to Mystery shop questions
• Enabling a change in culture from a customer led sale to a Consultant led sale
• creating a shift from a passive response to competitor analysis to one where products are sold as the clear winner
• producing individual employees who strive to assist the customer however possible with the use of enthusiastic team work
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Customer Retention, Up-sales & Service Improvement programmes

Course Content Programme Overview
The Customer Retention Programme provides telephony workers with new tools and practices to improve their customer interactions. The programme promises its executive sponsor both a persistent change in telephony behaviour and a financial outcome change such as increased customer lifetimes, improved customer retentions or improved upsales.

This programme brings recognition to the contact centre management profession and will promote continuous professional development of contact centre professionals.

Who is this Course For?
Contact Centres are unique business units that help organisations meet the challenges brought by constantly changing markets, business environments and technology. In recent years the Contact Centre business has experienced significant growth in Ireland and attractive career opportunities are available.

Specialist knowledge and skills will be needed by those who aspire to leadership roles in this business.

Further Enquiries e: training@ccma.ie
t: 01 291 1960
Learning Outcomes The objective of the programme is to change the way that a telephony based operation organises its operational practice so that telephony based workers can improve their customer interactions by:
1. Making stronger and more reliable promises to customers about what they will deliver,
2. Putting in place group learning systems that promote rapid knowledge sharing
3. Enabling senior management to have more direct control on the behaviour change going on in their contact centre
4. Connect the team managers personal objectives to business outcomes.
Methods of Assessment This programme will improve the operation of the overall business. At the end of the programme an assessment of CSR capabilities will be carried out with regard to two key areas:
1. Understanding of the promise framework and using the promise structure as the basis for all their telephony interactions
2. Ability to participate in the Learning Team shared learning environment
The programme will promise at a team level:
1. A significant positive change in call behaviour against predefined criteria
2. A significant positive change in one of: Customer Avg Lifetimes, Customer Retention, Upsales in a service environment.

Learner Support:
Our Tutors & Training Staff are available to support learner via telephone and / or email throughout the duration of the course programme.

Available to Job Seekers: 
No
Certified: 
No

Customer Service & Telephone Complaint Handling

Duration One day workshop
Course Content Programme Overview
The aim of this workshop is to help staff develop a greater understanding of the importance of communicating effectively with customers over the telephone, especially when dealing with irate customers. Participants will learn how to deal with customer complaints in a caring, assertive and professional manner without reacting inappropriately; resulting in satisfied and loyal customers.

Who is this Course For?
A practical and interactive one-day workshop, the course is designed for staff, who talk to customers each day by telephone – includes customer service, administration, reception, accounts, order processing to name but a few.

Further Enquiries e: training@ccma.ie
t: 01 291 1960
Learning Outcomes After completing the course, each participant will be able to:
• Apply highly developed communication skills for improved customer relations
• Present a professional image and create the right impression even under pressure
• Build confidence with the customer, whilst portraying a helpful and friendly attitude
• Be able to know how and when to control the call
• Learn the importance of tone of voice to put customers at ease and create empathy
• Apply the 5 key factors (RATER) and deliver great customer service every time
• Learn to really listen to customers, ask the right questions and understand their needs
• Keep promises, keep customers informed, meet expectations & respond quickly and effectively
• Apply adaptable skills to deal with difficult situations confidently
• Differentiate between different levels of dissatisfaction and respond appropriately
• Encourage customer feedback and make it easy for customers to complain
• Learn to be assertive when dealing with different personalities and aggressive behaviour
• Deal with criticism, remain calm, speak clearly and defuse the situation
• Manage customer complaints and difficult situations in a confident and competent manner
• Resolve customer issues and turn complaints into opportunities
• Provide a more personalised service generating happier customers
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Customer Service

FETAC Code D20151: Customer Service
Course Content Programme Overview
This Programme has been designed to equip learners who are involved in Customer Service with a dual focus – ensuring excellence in the service they provide and through excellent service increasing sales, referrals and positive brand impact.

The programme aims to develop the capabilities of Customer Service Representatives, to that they can understand their role in securing organisational success by reacting positively to customer needs and to handling customer complaints successfully.

Who is this Course For?
The course is aimed at Customer Service Representatives who deal with customers directly.

The programme aims to develop the capabilities of Customer Service Representatives, so that they can understand their role in securing organisational success by reacting positively to customer needs and to handling customer complaints successfully.

Learner Support:
Our Tutors & Training Staff are available to support learner via telephone and / or email throughout the duration of the course programme.

Further Enquiries e: training@ccma.ie
t: 01 291 1960
Learning Outcomes On completion of the programme, participants will be able to:
• Identify and anticipate customer needs and wants
• Positively influencing Customer Perceptions
• Deal with a range of challenging situations
• Implement a quality Customer Care Policy
• Deliver Effective Customer Service under challenging circumstances
• Identify provisions that may be needed to satisfy different customers needs
• Evaluate the impact of Customer Service
Methods of Assessment Assessment and Evaluation:
Assignment (20%)
Exam (20%)
Skills Demonstration (60%)

Assignment
Produce a report, based on an investigation on customer service skills, logging both the customer and the customer service representative’s behaviour, over a period of an hour.

Exam
Conducted on Day 3, consists of learners being required to answer 2 out of 3 questions over one hour.

Skills Demonstration
Learners will have an opportunity to be assessed on a range of customer contact skills.

Location of Course Nationwide
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Customer Service

Duration 3 Days
Course Fee €595.00
Subjects Taught The programme aims to develop the capabilities of Customer Service Representatives, so that they can understand their role in securing organisational success by reacting positively to customer needs and to handling customer complaints successfully.
FETAC Code 5N0972: Customer Service
Course Content This course is available in e-learning and classroom.

This Programme has been designed to equip learners who are involved in Customer Service with a dual focus – ensuring excellence in the service they provide and through excellent service increasing sales, referrals and positive brand impact.

Entry Requirements Participants must hold a Leaving Certificate, Equivalent Qualification and / or have relevant life and work experience.
Further Enquiries outsourcing@ccma.ie or 01-2911960
Learning Outcomes On completion of the programme, participants will be able to:

o Identify and anticipate customer needs and wants
o Positively influencing Customer Perceptions
o Deal with a range of challenging situations
o Implement a quality Customer Care Policy
o Deliver Effective Customer Service under challenging circumstances
o Identify provisions that may be needed to satisfy different customers needs
o Evaluate the impact of Customer Service

Methods of Assessment Assignment (20%)
Exam (20%)
Skills Demonstration (60%)

Assignment
Produce a report, based on an investigation on customer service skills, logging both the customer and the customer service representative’s behaviour, over a period of an hour.

Exam
Conducted on Day 3, consists of learners being required to answer 2 out of 3 questions over one hour.

Skills Demonstration
Learners will have an opportunity to be assessed on a range of customer contact skills.

Location of Course Nationwide
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Customer Service

Duration 5 Days
Course Fee €750.00
Subjects Taught The objectives of the programme are to:

• Understand the roles and responsibility of the CSR of a company
• Recognise how to improve the customer’s experience through improving personal communication skills
• Learn about customer experience measurement methodologies
• Gain confidence in handling more difficult and irate customers.
• Understand the team work necessary to meet customer needs and expectations
• Develop a customer oriented quality service consistent with best practice and standards

FETAC Code 6N0697: Customer Service
Course Content This course is available in e-learning and classroom.

This programme is designed to enable the learner to appreciate the importance of the customer to an organisation. To understand the role and responsibilities of the frontline representative of an organisation, to understand the team work necessary to meet customer needs and expectations. It allows for participants to become familiar with relevant legislation and to develop a customer oriented quality service consistent with best practices and standards. This programme has a particular emphasis on how customer research such as NPS can assist development of customer care.

Entry Requirements Participants must hold a Leaving Certificate, Equivalent Qualification (Level 4) and / or have relevant life and work experience.
Further Enquiries outsourcing@ccma.ie or 01-2911960
Learning Outcomes On completion of the programme, there will be the following outcomes:

• Learners will have specialised knowledge in the principles and practice of customer service
• Learners will understand the role and responsibilities of the customer service representative of an organisation
• Learners will have specialised personal communication skills required to provide a excellent customer experience
• Learners will be competent in handling more difficult and irate customers

Methods of Assessment Portfolio Collection of Work 50%
Skills Demonstration 50%
Location of Course TBC
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
Yes

Customer Service Support Qualification

Comment This Sector-based work academy is targeted towards Unemployed people who are motivated and ready to work but would benefit from a short, sharp training intervention and work placement to help them into a job.
Number of Places 15
Course Fee This course is Free of Charge to Job Seekers
Subjects Taught A Sector Based Work Academy will run through the month of May and has three key components:
• Pre-employment training – Customer Services Support Staff beginning mid May (10 days total)
• A Work Experience placement organised between Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet and companies in the South East.
• A guaranteed job interview with a potential employer to join their panel of Customer Support Workers.
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment To express your interest in this initiative please post a letter of application and your CV into Carlow Kilkenny Skillnet, Carlow Gateway Business Centre, Athy Road Carlow.

Closing Date: Friday 26th April 2013

Financial Support Social Welfare Payments will not be affected
Course Content The aim of the customer service training course is to provide the delegates with the knowledge skills and attitudes necessary to provide excellent standards of service.

The South East has seen an increase in employment opportunities for Customer Service representatives. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone who is driven and feels they would enjoy the challenge of acting as the main point of contact for Clients’ Customers handling queries efficiently and delivering outstanding Customer Service.

Further Enquiries Theresa
t: 059 913 2152
e: admin@cktraining.ie
Eligibility Click on the link below for eligability on this programme.
www.skillnets.ie/job-seekers/eligibility-criteria.
Location of Course Carlow
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No

Customer Service & Telephone Complaint Handling

Network: 
IPFMA Skillnet
Duration One day
Comment To book places on this course, please review the booking terms and conditions below and then call the Network Manager at 085 852 0166 or email skillnet@ipfma.com

Terms & Conditions
1. On receipt of your booking request, OPTIMA Skillnet will confirm your booking and will issue an invoice. Please supply an order number if required by your company.
2. All course fees must be paid in full prior to the commencement of the course.
3. Claims in respect of any cancellation received in writing seven days prior to course will be met in full. All cancellations thereafter will be payable in full. Substitutions may be made at any time.
4. We reserve the right at our absolute discretion and without further liability to cancel the course in which case payment will be refunded.

Number of Places 14
Course Fee 150
Subjects Taught • Communicate with customers in a professional and personable manner
• The importance of customer service to meet customer’s expectations
• How customers evaluate service – RATER (reliable, assurance, tangibles, empathy, responsive)
• Exceptional service – exceed customer expectations at each stage of the service cycle
• The importance of tone of voice to build confidence and control the call
• Create great first impressions and apply the right attitude even under pressure
• Understand what customer’s really want – ask the right questions and verify
• The impact of poor customer service and why customers don’t complain
• Encourage and motivate feedback and complaints from customers to improve business
• Calm the customer, show empathy and really listen to customers
• Measure the severity of complaints to provide the appropriate response required
• Deal with the 3 types of human behaviour – assertive, aggressive and submissive
• Work under pressure to defuse the situation – deal with criticism, remain calm & speak clearly
• Excel in service recovery management – manage complaint and create new opportunities
• Manage different types of customers and difficult situations positively
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment 30th May 2013
Course Content This practical and interactive one-day workshop is designed for staff who communicate daily with internal and external customers by telephone, in particular those who may have to deal with customer complaints on a regular basis. This includes property and facility managers and the full range of support staff in customer service, administration, reception, sales, accounts, order processing, technical support, etc.

The overall aim of the workshop is to help participants develop a greater understanding of the importance of communicating effectively with customers over the telephone, especially when dealing with irate customers. Participants will learn how to deal with customer complaints in a caring, assertive and professional manner without reacting inappropriately; resulting in satisfied and loyal customers.

Training Methodology
The training takes the form of a one-day workshop, with group discussions, exercises, case studies and feedback based on individual / group needs. Each learner receives a workshop manual.

Further Enquiries Jane Igoe
Learning and Development Manager
P: 01 644 5520
m: 085 852 0166
e: jigoe@ipfma.com
Download Application Form http://www.ipfma.com/register-for-skillnet/
Learning Outcomes After completing the workshop, each participant will be able to:
• Apply highly developed communication skills for improved customer relations
• Present a professional image and create the right impression even under pressure
• Build confidence with the customer, whilst portraying a helpful and friendly attitude
• Be able to know how and when to control the call
• Learn the importance of tone of voice to put customers at ease and create empathy
• Apply the 5 key factors (RATER) and deliver great customer service every time
• Learn to really listen to customers, ask the right questions and understand their needs
• Keep promises, keep customers informed, meet expectations & respond quickly and effectively
• Apply adaptable skills to deal with difficult situations confidently
• Differentiate between different levels of dissatisfaction and respond appropriately
• Encourage customer feedback and make it easy for customers to complain
• Learn to be assertive when dealing with different personalities and aggressive behaviour
• Deal with criticism, remain calm, speak clearly and defuse the situation
• Manage customer complaints and difficult situations in a confident and competent manner
• Resolve customer issues and turn complaints into opportunities
• Provide a more personalised service generating happier customers
Location of Course Dublin
Available to Job Seekers: 
Yes
Certified: 
No
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