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Excellence in Customer Service, Protocol, and Events Management

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Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Day 1: Foundations of Customer Service Excellence Principles of customer-centric service. Understanding customer needs and expectations.; Principles of customer-centric service.; Understanding customer needs and expectations.; Day 2: Advanced Communication and Interpersonal Skills Active listening, empathy, and rapport-building. Handling complaints and turning them into opportunities.; Active listening, empathy, and rapport-building.; Handling complaints and turning them into opportunities.; Day 3: Managing Difficult Clients and Conflict Resolution Techniques to manage challenging situations. Stress management for customer-facing roles.; Techniques to manage challenging situations.; Stress management for customer-facing roles.; Day 4: Understanding Protocol in Professional Settings Importance of protocol in business and formal events. Cultural sensitivities and etiquette essentials.; Importance of protocol in business and formal events.; Cultural sensitivities and etiquette essentials.; Day 5: Protocol Practices in Corporate and Diplomatic Environments Dress codes, formal greetings, and seating arrangements. Hosting VIPs and high-profile individuals.; Dress codes, formal greetings, and seating arrangements.; Hosting VIPs and high-profile individuals.

Target Audience

By the end of the program, participants will be able to: Customer service professionals aiming to enhance their skills.; Event planners and coordinators seeking to master event management.; Protocol officers working in corporate or diplomatic environments.; Administrative professionals involved in customer service or event-related responsibilities.; Any individual aspiring to excel in customer satisfaction, professional etiquette, and event delivery.

Target Competencies

n/a

Week 1: Customer Service and Protocol Management

  • Day 1: Foundations of Customer Service Excellence

    • Principles of customer-centric service.

    • Understanding customer needs and expectations.

  • Day 2: Advanced Communication and Interpersonal Skills

    • Active listening, empathy, and rapport-building.

    • Handling complaints and turning them into opportunities.

  • Day 3: Managing Difficult Clients and Conflict Resolution

    • Techniques to manage challenging situations.

    • Stress management for customer-facing roles.

  • Day 4: Understanding Protocol in Professional Settings

    • Importance of protocol in business and formal events.

    • Cultural sensitivities and etiquette essentials.

  • Day 5: Protocol Practices in Corporate and Diplomatic Environments

    • Dress codes, formal greetings, and seating arrangements.

    • Hosting VIPs and high-profile individuals.

Week 2: Events Management

  • Day 6: Introduction to Events Planning and Management

    • Types of events and their specific requirements.

    • Key phases of event planning: Pre-event, event day, and post-event.

  • Day 7: Budgeting, Logistics, and Vendor Coordination

    • Preparing event budgets and managing costs.

    • Coordinating with vendors, suppliers, and venues.

  • Day 8: Event Marketing and Promotion

    • Strategies to promote events effectively.

    • Leveraging digital and traditional media for outreach.

  • Day 9: Managing On-Site Event Operations

    • Event setup, attendee management, and troubleshooting.

    • Ensuring seamless execution and guest satisfaction.

  • Day 10: Post-Event Activities and Evaluation

    • Closing procedures, feedback collection, and analysis.

    • Reporting and improving future events based on lessons learned.

$3875

Maputo

Country: Mozambique

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 03–14 Nov 2025

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$4875

Colombo

Country: Sri Lanka

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 02–13 Mar 2026

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