Effective Communication in Customer Care

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Our English For Customer Care (ECC) program covers a wide range of topics relevant to business, including effective communication techniques, professional email writing, handling customer inquiries, and resolving complaints. By focusing on customer care alongside business English language skills, ECC provides a comprehensive training experience tailored to the needs of modern businesses.

By positioning ECC as our new flagship business program, we’re not only enhancing our offerings but also showcasing our commitment to providing practical and impactful language training. The ECC offers the best of both worlds: essential business English skills and invaluable customer care training.

Real-Life Situations

Role-Playing

Field Trips

Authentic material and resources

The 5Cs of Customer Service

Effective complaint strategies and policies

Receive a UMC Certificate for completion of English for Customer Care

Problem Solving and Problematic Customers

Speaking and Listening

Pronunciation

Critical Thinking

Presentation Skills

Summarizing

Problem Solving

Toronto Campus

Entry Level

Placement at Level 7
(Successful Completion of Level 6)

Duration

8 weeks

Start Date

April 22nd, 2024

Program Options

Intensive 28 lessons/week

Introduction to Customer Care

Customer care success, customer care businesses and jobs, surprising facts about customer care. Skills and qualities for good customer care. Making suggestions.

Face 2 Face with Customers

Body Language, a company’s visit, meeting do’s and don’ts, at a trade fair, the invisible customer. Basic socializing language, the importance of small talk, follow-ups, steps for winning customers in your presentations.

Dealing with Customers on the Phone

General telephoning, the “Customer care” phone call, what customers really hear. Being courteous on the phone, making sure you understand, making arrangements. Telephone conversations in different contexts.

Cell Centre Success

Taking an order, hotline (troubleshooting), customer-centered call centers. The first impression, clarifying and explaining, checking comprehension.

Delivering Customer Care through Writing

Effective letters and emails, formal and informal writing styles, the 5 C’s of customer care writing, a case study. Salutations and closes, standard phrases for handling customers (connecting with the reader, taking action, etc.) Enclosures and attachments