BLINN-SCHULENBURG TO OFFER CUSTOMER SERVICE COURSE
The Blinn College-Schulenburg campus is offering a customer service course as part of its fall community education slate of courses.
The customer service course is targeted at individuals seeking employment who want to strengthen their interpersonal skills, and demonstrate to a potential employer that they have sought specialized training in providing customers an exceptional experience.
Class begins Tuesday, Oct. 4, and will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-8:30 p.m. Cost of the class is $470, and registration is required beforehand.
The course covers the digital, written, and conversational skills necessary to thrive in the modern workforce. The course assists students in identifying employment opportunities upon completion.
For more information and to register, contact Distance & Community Education Coordinator Loraine Orellana at 979-743-5237 or lorellana@blinn.edu.
Blinn-Schulenburg offers a variety of academic transfer, workforce training and continuing education classes to fit the needs of any student. For information on course offerings and student registration, visit: www.blinn.edu or call 979-743-5200.
Story Courtesy of Blinn Communications
This lack of positive human interaction that so many people display with strangers stems from a lack of respect ( learned at home) and practice. For decades, most young people are NOT taught to respond politely, or even acknowledge a simple hello. The phones have completely removed the ability to have proper face to face, or voice conversation in a growing number of persons. The Speech courses in school should now devote an entire semester to ” learning proper conversational speech” OR, how to communicate with voice and body language.
Well hello. . finally!! a course this younger generation sure lacks in. I sure hope the ones taking it can stay off the electronic device long enough to learn something. This day and time if that phone don’t tell them how and when to do it, it just don’t happen!! Personally would like to see younger workers in the stores with a smile on their face and happy about their job instead of wondering when the next time will be they can check their phone. .