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Customer Service Management

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Why Attend

Good customer service can be considered as the big differentiator between firms. While competing products are often similar and can anyway be easily duplicated, good customer service is a holistic system, requiring a sustained organization-wide effort, driven by the top and permeating all aspects of the organization culture. The resulting customer-centric organization becomes a formidable competitor whose model cannot be easily copied. In this course, we look at what it takes to build a customer centric organization.

Course Methodology 

Case studies, self-evaluation exercises, application of service quality tools, video clips with debriefs, oral and written questions resulting in debates and more are all used in this course in addition to brief consultant and participant presentations.

Target Audience

Executives, managers and decision makers who are keen on improving performance by taking their customers to higher levels of satisfaction, as well as customer service managers and supervisors interested in advanced customer service tools.

Course Objective

Provided by the SQ, this programme is available by distance learning, allowing you to study flexibly while balancing work and personal lifes.


Develop a wholistic customer care approach by taking into consideration seven different aspects of the definition of customer service

Create objectives and programs to maximize internal customer satisfaction

Evaluate the design, implementation and analysis of customer satisfaction surveys

Use customer complaints as the springboard for service improvement

Write Service Level Agreements (SLAs) to ensure clarity and conformance

Assess the service aspect of the organization or department through well chosen Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Target Competences


Customer orientation

Conceptual thinking

Balanced decision making

Quality orientation

Understanding of prospects’ motivation

Persuading others

Course Outline


Defining and appreciating the customer

Customer complaints and service recovery

Importance of the internal customer

Customer service as a strategic imperative

Service Level Agreements (SLAs)

KPIs for customer service

Customer satisfaction surveys and other vital tools

Program Methodology


In oerson

Online