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The objective of the course is to provide
quality training to people desiring to
pursue a career in the
Call Centre Industry. The only thing
required is good communication skill. The
course takes care of this aspect.
Along with that, the
course also imparts interview skills,
sales and marketing skills, personality
development and all other aspects that are
required in any job. |
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One is taught the basic office ethics &
etiquettes. It also provides hands-on
training & in-depth knowledge of the
Call Centre Industry
and its operations. The candidates after
successfully completing the course can apply
not only in the Call
Centre Industry but also work as
front office executive, sales and marketing,
telemarketing, travel and tourism, retail,
telecom industry professional etc. |
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As regards the global scenario, worldwide
spending on business process outsourcing (ITES-BPO)
services totalled approximately US $712
billion in 2001. IDC projects that by 2006,
the potential market may increase to US $1.2
trillion.
According to NASSCOM, the Indian ITES-BPO
industry registered a growth of 59% and
clocked export revenues of Rs.11.300 crores
(US $2.3 billion) up from Rs.7,100 crores
(US $1.5 billion) in 2001-02. The industry
is projected to register a growth of 54% to
clock revenues of US $3.6 billion and by
2008, more than 3,40,000 more jobs are
likely to come up in this sector. |
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The Call Centre
Industry is one of the fastest growing and
flourishing industries in the BPO (Business
Process Outsourcing) sector. In fact
it has turned out to be one of the major
revenue earners for the country. A call
centre is a service centre with adequate
telecom facilities, access to the internet
and wide database that provides
voice-based or
web-based information and support to
customers in the country or abroad through
trained personnel. |
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The companies recruiting call centre
professionals have made it mandatory that
candidates have to undergo extensive
training in different ways and manners
of their overseas customers.
Since the bulk of the
calls originate from the US or UK, the Call
Centre Executives are required to acquaint
themselves with the skills required for this
job. |
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Today the Call Centres are transforming the
existing job scenario. The perception that
this job has no security is changing.
Parents are being encouraged to visit the
workplace in order to enhance their
understanding of the work culture. Handsome
salaries, weekend parties and plush
interiors, do lend Call Centres a glamorous
image. |
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