Complaints Handling
| Course Code: |
5170 |
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| Dates: |
On a date of your choice |
| Venue: |
Central London |
| Course Fees: |
Available on application |
| CPD Credits: |
6 |
To discuss your requirements or for further information contact us on 01327 858292 oe email info@ctp.uk.com
Complaints Handling Course Outline
This one-day Complaints Handling course establishes the principles for professionally dealing with customers and in accordance with internal polices. Particular focus on handling difficult conversations and angry customers.
The objective of the FSA in creating specific rules about complaints is to ensure that they are handled fairly, effectively and promptly, and resolved at the earliest possible opportunity.
All firms should have written procedures for dealing with complaints and all staff that may receive a complaint should be aware of them. Management should have a system to make sure the firm deals consistently and promptly with complaints and remedial action to prevent further complaints is taken where there seems to be a systematic problem. A named individual or job title must be identified in the firm and supplied to customers when advising them of your procedures.
A complaint can be any expression of dissatisfaction from a client, whether oral or written, and whether justified or not.
Who should attend?
If you have to handle customers who are unhappy with the way they have been treated, e.g. you:
deal with complaints procedures
deal with customers on a day-to-day basis, or
run the “Help desk”
How delegates will benefit and what you'll learn
how to deal with complaints fairly, effectively, consistently and promptly.
how to delegate the complaint quickly to the appropriate person
understand why the FSA focus on this area and what are their requirements
respond positively and calmly even when a customer has lost their temper
turn complaints into opportunities for your business
recording and reporting complaints
Training Approach
This Handling Complaints workshop uses a combination of trainer input, knowledge sharing with interactive syndicate work and case studies
Group size is kept to a maximum of 12 to facilitate sharing of experience amongst the delegates
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Programme Outline
| SESSION |
AIM |
CONTENT |
| Why the focus on complaints? |
To understand the importance of dealing properly with complaints for your business |
- The business perspective
- The regulators perspective
- Recognising a complaint – examples
- Syndicate exercises – Identify complaints and your initial response
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Handling complaints
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To know how to respond when the complaint is made |
- Understand the customers perspective
- Sharing your experience as a complainer
- The first reaction matters
- How to listen
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| Effective communication |
To learn communication techniques that will work • Developing the right attitude |
- How to sound confident, caring and helpful - building rapport
- Active listening
- Gathering and recording the information
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| Dealing with anger |
To practice calming the situation • Empathising with the customer's concern
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- Defusing a difficult situation
- Gaining the customer's respect and understanding
- Identifying common ground
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| Creating real satisfaction |
To re build the customers confidence in your customer |
- Agreeing a remedy
- Let the customer know what can/will be done about their complaint
- Taking responsibility for the work to be done
- Improving understanding
- Anticipating future requirements
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| Your change plans |
To identify your checklist for handling future complaints |
- Creating a personal checklist that you will work through when a compliant comes in
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To book this course or for further information please call us now on 01327 858292 or e-mail info@ctp.uk.com
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Booking
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