SCM and EXIM
URBX Knowledge Park
Customer Service Agent
Overview
Why Choose The Course

This certification verifies that customer service professionals are knowledgeable in the skills and techniques required to provide exceptional customer service and support in both support centre and call centre environments. It ensures that they understand how to assess customer needs while exceeding their expectations.

  • The CSA Course equips students with skills in customer service during passenger handling.
  • Students will gain knowledge about cargo operations processes through the course.
  • The course is designed to enhance students' understanding and proficiency in both customer service and cargo operations.
Eligiblity
  • Any graduate with good communication skills and Age less than 27 years
Duration
  • 5 months of Classroom Training & 1 month of Airport Familiarization
Explore The Syllabus

Prepare for takeoff! Explore the syllabus of our Customer Service Agent course and soar towards a rewarding career.

Click here to download this course's syllabus
Download syllabus
Careers Opportunities

Customer service agents play a major role in diverse industries, offering extensive job opportunities across sectors including aviation, hospitality, retail, and telecommunications. Beyond entry-level positions, these roles offer avenues for career growth, with experienced agents often advancing to supervisory or managerial positions such as team lead, customer service manager, or customer experience manager. Moreover, the skills acquired in customer service roles, such as effective communication, problem-solving, and conflict resolution, are highly transferable, providing individuals with a strong foundation for success in various professions and industries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Graduates of the course can pursue various entry-level positions in customer service, including customer service representative, call centre agent, client service coordinator, and more.

Yes, many institutions offer online customer service associate courses, providing flexibility for students to study at their own pace and convenience.

Yes, practical training is often an integral part of the course curriculum. This may include role-playing exercises, case studies, and internships to provide hands-on experience.

Customer service associate courses focus specifically on developing skills and knowledge relevant to entry-level customer service positions, whereas other related courses may have broader or more specialized focuses, such as sales, marketing, or business administration.

Ready to take the first step towards your logistics career?
whatsapp