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Published Date: 09 July 2009
STUDENTS had a glimpse of life behind Scarborough council's Customer First counter.
Pupils from George Pindar Community Sports College attended a workshop at the centre yesterday to help them better understand customer service.

The students are undertaking Unit 2 BTEC in Customer Care and spent a morning at the council's Customer First Centre finding out about customer care and why it is important. They were also shown how bad service can affect a business.

The session aimed to provide the students with an insight into the required skills and behaviour needed to provide a quality customer service and enable the pupils to put theory into practice within a real working environment.

The students also looked at how best to get customer's opinions and designed a questionnaire to gain customer feedback.

Read the full story in Thursday's Evening News




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  • Last Updated: 09 July 2009 8:35 AM
  • Source: Scarborough Evening News
  • Location: Scarborough
 
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keep on Gurning,

09/07/2009 12:40:33
boring
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This vehicle is reversing,

09/07/2009 16:27:45
1 = no these kids are the marketing consultants, project managers, and PR men of tomorow, skils we are desparatly short of in the town
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hometownboy,

09/07/2009 21:57:42
The best way for them to gain experience is to start at the bottom and work their way up.Reading a book or taking a course counts for nothing against experience.Once they have done that they will become more customer aware and hopefully inspire them to do well
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