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Customer Service - Online Training Course
Trainsafe UK
Customer Service - Online Training Course
Customer Service - Online Training Course
You can start this course at any time!!!
Each module will consist of a number of learning pages followed by a multiple choice test, which on successful completion allows the user to achieve a pass for that module.
If you fail the module you can redo it by going through the learning again and completing the questions again.
We have a wide range of online courses now available, ranging from an introductory level to an advanced level.
To get an idea of what the Online Training Courses have to offer you can do so by going to the website
Sector:
- Advice services
- Community development
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Customer Service - Online Training Course
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