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Customer Service NVQ3

Introduction
This level 3 customer service award is intended for those organisations and individuals whose jobs entail working with external and internal customers. (A Customer being defined as anyone to whom a service is provided). The customer service level 3 is intended for individuals who are in a managerial position. Predominantly these individuals will be front line service providers either by telephone or face to face but whose job role and function is more closely defined and scope for individual decision making and has a personal responsibility. The aim of this award is to increase managerial awareness on the delivery of customer service in the aspect of problem solving, increasing sales and productivity, being ahead of competitors by continuously looking at development and improvements.

Content
2 Mandatory units followed by 5 Optional units within a theme base

  • Impression and image
  • Delivery
  • Handling problems
  • Development and improvement

Assessment
Assessment The assessment procedure is based upon the individual demonstrating competence by providing evidence of their work This is achieved through:

  1. Accreditation of prior achievements
  2. Assessment / observation
  3. Projects
  4. Witness testimonies
  5. Professional discussions
  6. Product evidence.

Durations
The duration of the course is six months but can be achieved earlier as long as a period of time is demonstrated. The award is to be delivered within the work place and therefore can be customised to suit the organisation needs.


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