Dealing with complaints
Chartered Institute of Housing
This course will provide participants with the skills and confidence to improve their handling of customer complaints, helping them to bring about satisfactory solutions to everyday problems and in the process ensure better landlord / tenant relations.
The course will explore the following issues:
- introduction to customer complaint handling
- managing customer complaints
- effective communication skills
- generating customer loyalty
In addition to the above, this highly practical course will also include a variety of case studies and video clips to reinforce collaborative learning. Participants will be encouraged to share their experiences and join in discussion!
Who should attend
This course is aimed at front line housing industry professionals who deal directly with clients on a day to day basis.
Dates & Locations
When: 4 April 2017
Where: CIH Offices, Belfast
Price
£95 (members) / £110 non-members
Terms and conditions
Please ensure you read our terms and conditions before booking.
Date and Time
Location
Chartered Institute of Housing, Carnmoney House
Edgewater Road
Belfast
BT3 9JQ
United Kingdom
Dealing with complaints
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