This course is a template to build all other courses from
This course is a template to build all other courses from
This module is aimed at all staff who have contact with our customers. It will look at the implications of good and poor customer care, the importance of customer service standards, how to deal with customers face-to-face, on the telephone, by letter and by email as well as the importance of taking responsibility for meeting customers' needs. The 3rd module also includes Dealing with Difficult Customers
By the end of this module you should gain a better understanding of:
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what it can be like to have autism
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the key facts about autism
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the triad of impairment
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how sensory information can provoke unusual reactions
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how to interact with people with autism
This course is aimed primarily at those staff who deal directly with the public and therefore may come into contact with people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
It will look at the different types of deafness, the sort of myths that surround deafness and identify the ways in which deaf people communicate.
It will also cover the areas of support available to you as staff who may need to communicate with a deaf person.
This course is aimed primarily at customer facing staff who may come into contact with angry or difficult customers during the course of their day. It equips staff with the basic tools to calm a hostile situation and try to resolve the problem.
At the end of this module, you will have a better understanding of people with dementia
You will be able to;
- Know what Dementia is
- Know the common types of Dementia
- Know the common signs and symptoms of Dementia
- Begin to understand some of the feelings and experiences people with Dementia may have
- Gain skills and knowledge to help you communicate better with someone with Dementia
- Know what support is available for someone with Dementia
The concept of Easy Read came from making documents accessible for people with learning disabilities.
However, we can use this concept more widely to make our public documents clear and understandable for all our customers, including those who may find reading difficult or where English is not their first language.
This course will explain what is meant by effective writing. It explains its importance in the workplace and how it can benefit both your business and your customers.
You will learn how to organise your ideas so you that you can produce an effective, well-written and persuasive business letter.
It will also equip you with the tools you need when using emails, telephone and letters and when to decide which one might be the most appropriate depending on the situation.
The course also focuses on the importance of Plain English and its principles when putting together any written document.
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This module is intended to be a basic introduction to different religions. Religions can be complex and this guide is not intended to be a definitive guide to different religions, but a useful tool for staff in their day to day work.
This module will look at the causes and types of conflict that can arise in the workplace. We'll demonstrate best practice approaches to resolving conflicts, and show everyday measures that can help to prevent future disharmony.
This module has been created from content used in a long-running training course on plain English.
There a number of exercises in the module, based on real examples taken from the Plain English Campaign's website.
This module's main focus is to outline the basics of plain English. By the end, you will have:
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been introduced to plain English
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had a change to practice writing plain English
Most of us find the thought of giving a presentation rather nerve-wracking. But if this describes you then don't worry!
You can develop good presentation skills, and this module tells you everything you need to know in order to get it right - from recognising the type of presentation you need to deliver through to combating last minute nerves and dealing with unexpected hitches.
This course will provide you with the skills to produce effective information for the web. It will also explore some basic legal and accessibility issues around web content.
This module sits alongside the Handling Complaints for Service Improvement workbook as part of the LGA's community leadership offering for Local Councillors.
It will enable you to process complaints effectively and use data about complaints to inform and influence change for the people you represent.
Specifically the course covers:
- Being equipped to handle complaints
- Your role in the complaints process
- The complaints process
- Your role in service improvement