Customer Care via E-mail

QA Ltd.
Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds, London, Manchester, Slough, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Do you want to make sure you’re presenting a professional image of your organisation?
Do you want to make sure that your emails aren’t misunderstood?
Do you need to build a relationship with your customers over email?
The challenge of meeting internal and external customers�expectations requires the ability to perceive customer requirements and respond appropriately. When much of the work is done via email, clear and concise communication is imperative.

When you write an email, you are not only communicating information to another person �you are presenting yourself, in writing. People judge you not only for the accuracy and completeness of your written communications, but also for the way it is put across.

The course will help you develop a fluent style of writing, to help overcome common difficulties with email writing, and to inspire confidence in producing professional emails.

You will benefit from this course if you need to use email as your primary communication tool with internal or external customers.

By the end of the course you will be able to:
agree what a professional response to an e-mail should look like and contain
identify your barriers and strengths when communicating via e-mail
state the importance of using plain English and the Plain English Campaign
demonstrate a systematic approach to written communication �using the four block structure
discuss and review the use of appropriate grammar, punctuation and spelling
practise avoiding the use of too many words, clichés and jargon
identify the effectiveness of using positive language and powerful words and phrases
examine ways of avoiding emotional responses
establish the customers preferred style and match it using words that will help the customer feel valued from your response
demonstrate composing a range of correspondence with fluency and style
critically review your own work and edit it accordingly
What does the course cover?
Establish personal objectives for the course.
Personal assessment of strengths and improvement areas.
What a business e-mail should look like and contain.
Appraisal of sample business e-mails.
Organisational e-mail standards.
Writing in plain language and the Plain English campaign.
The four block structure.
Basic grammar, punctuation and spelling.
Reducing the number of words.
Recognising and reducing business clichés.
Using active sentence construction.
How readers read and the fog index.
Setting the appropriate tone.
Matching language preferences.
E-mail writing practise.
Completion of a personal action plan.
Related courses from which you may also benefit:
Conflict resolution
Customer care over the telephone
Essential skills for the office professional
Image for impact
Report writing for business
...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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