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![]() Community College Workforce AllianceThrough a customized program of retailing, marketing, and related courses and other educational experiences, students receive focused preparation of a retailing career. The certificate provides tangible evidence of commitment and expertise in retailing. A certificate is presented to successful candidates at the completion of the coursework. Non-credit offerings (Certificate) Loss Prevention - Shoplifting, Robberies, and Theft (4-6 hrs) This course teaches employees and employers not only what actions to take during incidents involving shoplifting, robbery, and internal theft, but also stresses a pro-active program designed to deter the same through planning in advance for such incidents. Loss Prevention - Scams, Credit Card Fraud, and Counterfeiting (4-6 hrs) This course offers a comprehensive review of scams likely to be encountered by retail employees and how to avoid losses incurred by such. It covers how to identify fraudulent credit card transactions and what actions to take when they do occur. The course concludes with a section on how to identify counterfeit currency. Sales for Retail Employees (4-6 hrs) A comprehensive course that teaches the sales process and how it applies to a retail environment. The course covers prospecting, lead generation, qualifying the buyer, overcoming objections, coupling sales for greater volume, closing techniques, and follow-up programs. The course can be customized for particular industries. Cash Register Operation (4-6 hrs) Covers the operation of various types of cash registers, both mechanical and electronic. The content includes instruction on the proper methods of handling cash and making change, closing operations, and dealing with customer-related problems. Commitment to the Retail Customer (6 Hours) This class enables the participants to take a hard look at their attitudes and their commitment to customers in a retail setting. They will learn to address their customers' personal and business needs and manage each service interaction by applying techniques to accomplish the following steps for customer satisfaction:
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Customer Contact (6 Hours) In this workshop the participants learn to read subtle cues that let them know whether or not their customers are satisfied. This requires solid listening and observation skills-both in person or on the telephone. They will learn ways to improve their tones of voice and demonstrate self-confidence and better communication when helping their customers. Objectives:
Exceeding Customer Expectations (6 Hours) The participants in this workshop will build a vision of excellence for their organizations by learning about the best practices of well-known retail customer service giants. This class will help the participants discover ways to maintain customer focus and uphold high standards and quality of service. Objectives:
Managing Job Stress in Challenging Situations (6 Hours) This class encourages its participants to assess and manage their own stress levels before taking on the stress of their customers. They will also examine their individual skills in dealing with customer-related problems and with difficult customers. Objectives:
Course OfferingsCustomer Service Courses
Other Contract Courses Available
Certificates
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