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Call centre training… by Cardiff Jobs
Those applying for employment in a call centre are not expected to have prior training or related qualifications. Of course, some previous experience in a call centre or of dealing with customer service will be of benefit, and so will good academic results.
Most call centres will offer training on the job. Every call centre is different in the way it operates and new employees will be trained on the relevant procedures.
Training will depend on whether the call centre deals with inbound or outbound calls, and also whether they are selling products or services, giving advice on the company’s products or services or helping customers with things such as bookings.
Employees will be trained to understand the products and services that they will be helping customers with, or selling. They will also be trained on the correct ways of handling all different enquiries. Of course, there will be people in the office, such as a team leader that can assist on these things, but call centre workers are expected to understand the products and services well enough to deal with customers independently. Some people may also choose to enter into a call centre through an apprenticeship. This involves training with an employer and will eventually lead to an NVQ level 2 or 3.
Once trained on the call centre’s procedures and enough knowledge is gained on the company’s products and services, those wishing to establish a career might have the option of promotion. Call centres employ team leaders, who are responsible for a team of employees, trainers, supervisors and managers. Additional training will be given to those wishing to work their way up in the company. For those applying straight for these jobs, employers will expect previous management experience in a call centre. However, they will also have to be trained on the call centre’s specific procedures and products and services before they can take on these roles.
All call centres will have different procedures on how they train their employees. Some might give courses over a few days, or others might train in the office. Applicants should contact their specific employer for more information on that company’s training procedures.