Short Course Training on Customer Service Skills

Event Type
Training
Event Summary

In the recent competitive business arena good customer service is vital for the success of all organizations, large or small, profit or non-profit. It can have a direct impact on customer loyalty and where potential customers choose to spend their money. The higher the quality of customer service you provide, the higher the level of customer satisfaction you will enjoy, and that will translate into repeat business and more revenue. Satisfied customer may simply tell one person, but a dissatisfied customer may tell ten people. Thus, this course is intended to impart participants with key customer service skills that are important for customer satisfaction.

Organizer

School of Agricultural Economics and Business Studies (SAEBS) and AB-CONSULT

Date & Time

27th and 28th May, 2019

Location/Venue

SAEBS Seminar Room, SUA, Morogoro

Targeted Audience

Customer service managers, frontline employees/customer service desk, administrators/secretaries, hotel workers, bank tellers, tour guides/drivers, line Managers, Air crew, sales people and all employees with direct customer interactions.

Event Registration
Required
Event Cost
Payments Required


COURSE BENEFITS

The course will enable the participants to gain the key skills on customer service. In connection to this the organizations will have repeat customers and as a result the revenue and profitability will increase. Also, this course will enable service deliverers to eliminate customer complaints as well as increasing the reputation of the organizations.

TOPICS COVERED

  • Concepts of customer service management
  • Valuing internal customers
  • Establishing attitude for the service
  • Fulfilling customer needs and expectations
  • Key customer handling skills
  • Creating lasting impression
  • Effective communication skills
  • Service recovery strategies
  • Dealing with customer complaints and calming irritated customers
  • Strategies for measuring customer satisfaction
  • Customer loyalty management strategies

APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested participants should pay fees before 23th May, 2019 and send a pay slip to email: abconsult@sua.ac.tz 

FEES

Tshs. 250,000/= or 150 USD


PAYMENT DETAILS
To cover breakfast,lunch,tuition and materials only
 

Contact Information

For More Details Contact:

Dr. Christopher Magomba,
Programme - Coordinator
Email: abconsult@sua.ac.tz
Mobile: +255 788 709 709

Lubango Mayenga,
Coordinator - BBDS 
Mobile: +255 785 670 078 

Short Course on Leadership and Change Management

Event Type
Training
Event Summary

This course is designed to impart participants with effective leadership and change management skills. Leadership and change management skills are the key for organization performance, be it profit or non-profit making organizations, government or non-government organizations. This course will give the participants the opportunity to explore the important topics for developing effective leadership and Management Skills in the following areas; coaching and mentoring, performance management, communication skills, motivation, problem solving, team building, and visionary leadership.

Date & Time

17th to 20th, June 2019

Location/Venue

SAEBS Seminar Room, SUA, Morogoro

Targeted Audience

CEO’s, Directors, Business owners/managers, Marketing and Sales Managers, HR Managers/Directors, HR Officers, Operation managers, supervisors, Colleges and Schools Principals and any other person who is interested in gaining leadership and change management skills from both public and private organizations.

Event Registration
Required
Event Cost
Payments Required


COURSE BENEFITS

This leadership and change management course will help the participants to develop professional and productive approach in managing people to achieve the organization goals. It will also enable participants eliminate any weaknesses that may hinder their performance as leaders. Moreover, it will enable organizations to have less chances of disunity, thus enabling the achievement of organization goals in a more harmonious way.

TOPICS COVERED

  • The concept of leadership and management
  • The principles of leadership
  • Leading, motivating and inspiring
  • Coaching and mentoring
  • Building effective teams
  • Time management
  • The Context for change
  • Change roles and responsibilities
  • Stages of change
  • Managing resistance
  • stakeholder analysis and involvement planning
  • Change management levers
  • Risk assessment

APPLICATION PROCESS

Interested participants should pay fees before 12th June, 2019 and send a pay slip to email: abconsult@sua.ac.tz 

FEES:
Tshs. 500,000/= or 250 USD

PAYMENT DETAILS:
To cover breakfast,lunch,tuition and materials only 

 

Contact Information

For More Details Contact:

Dr. Christopher Magomba,
Programme - Coordinator
Email: abconsult@sua.ac.tz
Mobile: +255 788 709 709

Lubango Mayenga,
Coordinator - BBDS 
Mobile: +255 785 670 078 
      

Public Lecture on Financial Services Landscape, Profile of Consumer Needs and Behaviour: Leveraging on Insights from Finscope Tanzania 2017

Event Type
Lecture /Seminar
Event Summary

Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness - SUA and Tanzania Agricultural Economics Students Association invites all to attend Public Lecture on Financial Services Landscape, Profile of Consumer Needs and Behaviour: Leveraging on Insights from Finscope Tanzania 2017 to be held on 30th March 2019 at Solomon Mahlangu Campus starting 11:00 HOURS to 13:00 HOURS

Organizer

Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness - SUA and Tanzania Agricultural Economics Students Association

Date & Time

DATE: 30th March 2019, TIME: 11:00 HOURS – 13:00 HOURS

Speaker/Presenter

Julia Seifert, Research Advisor, Financial Sector Deepening Trust (FSDT)

Location/Venue

SLT 6, Solomon Mahlangu Campus - Mazimbu

Event Cost
Free


ABOUT FSDT TANZANIA
FSDT adopts a market development approach toward addressing systemic constraints in the market and contribute toward achieving pro-poor growth in the financial sector. Among the constraints to achieving financial inclusion in Tanzania are gaps in the legal, policy and regulatory framework, information asymmetry between customers and Financial Service Providers (FSPs), low financial capability of customers and FSPs, lack of appropriate market infrastructure and unmet demand for financial services and relevant financial products.

FSDT uses a broad range of financial instruments – including loans, guarantees and grants to spur innovation among FSPs and the development of the financial ecosystem. Leveraging on its position as a thought leader in financial inclusion, FSDT pushes for facilitation in the market – achieved through a combination of convening, advocacy, and engagement support delivered to FSPs, industry associations, regulators, policymakers and donors operating in the market and by sponsoring research and its dissemination in the market. Evidence generation is a cornerstone of the work of FSDT that allows for diagnosis of the status of financial inclusion in the country as an input into the design of appropriate activities.

FSDT operations focus on four thematic areas namely Agricultural and Rural Finance, SME Finance, Digital Finance and Insurance. In Agricultural and Rural Finance, FSDT undertake a deep diagnosis of the barriers to agriculture and rural finance transactions and work with a broad range of partners to implement interventions that address the constraints and unlock access, usage, quality, and welfare of financial services. FSDT looks at the transactions between the agriculture sector and its usage and depth of usage of financial products and services and the resultant contribution to improved productivity. Theme interventions are designed to deepen the financial sector contribution to sector development and farmer welfare improvement.

Contact Information

For more information contact

Dr. Daniel Wilson Ndyetabula +255754284455

 

NB: Refreshments will be served during the public lecture. Transport will be available from SAEBS to SMC at 1030HRS