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What to expect from the course:
This interactive course is a 3 week structured online learning course starting on 31/10/2022. The course consists of:
Weekly video sessions covering the essentials of designing a successful customer research programme
Exercises to help you put your learning in to practice
Downloadable materials to complement the weekly videos
Dedicate online community to share knowledge and network
Email, online and telephone support from your tutor, Chris Elliott
Live Zoom sessions with your tutor
SCHEDULE:
The start date for this course is Monday 31/10/2022 and will run for 3 weeks.
The course consists of 3 chapters; each consisting of video lessons, community discussions, reading, activities, and quizzes to make sure you’re picking up what you need. We’ll provide resources for each chapter, and also point participants to useful material in books and online.
Once you've started your course, a new chapter will be released each week. Once a chapter have been released they remain available to access at any point.
Each chapter contains between 30-60 minutes of video lessons and combined with the other learning content we'd recommend spending at least 2-3 hours per week on the course. The time you spend on your weekly tasks is up to you.
You will receive a certificate of completion once you have finished the course.
WHAT YOU'LL COVER:
We'll start with an introduction to why measuring customer satisfaction is so important and some of the mistakes organisations can make when designing customer research. Upon successful completion of each chapter you will be able to:
Chapter 1: Understand and Explore
Understand the key concepts of good research design
Appreciate the value of qualitative exploratory research and its role in identifying what is important to customers
Design and conduct qualitative research with your customers
Chapter 2: Measure and Track
Create quantitative customer surveys that measure and track your customers satisfaction all the time
Ensure that your customer research offers and accurate representation of your customer base through good sampling practice
Analyse the data collected so that it gives you a clear understanding of not only existing levels of satisfaction in your customers, but what their priorities for improvement will be.
Chapter 3: Beyond Customer Satisfaction
Appreciate why conducting research is not enough; why taking action on the results a so important
Understand the impact of communicating results effectively to both internal and external audiences
HOW WE'LL SUPPORT YOU
Tutor support will be available from Stephen Hampshire through email and scheduled calls.
There will be live Zoom sessions during the course giving you the opportuntity to virtually meet Stephen and other learners on the course.
There will also be a dedicated learner community available with regular discussion posts asking key questions and common challenges.
Full tutor support will be available for 6 weeks following the start date of the course.
How long will I have access to the course?
All course content will remain available for 6 months following the start date of the course. You can view the full Terms and Conditions of our online training here.
How do I book?
This course is £295 (ex VAT) per delegate and is ideal fo you are looking to implement a new customer research programme or review your existing approach.
Book your place now by completing the delegate details above and adding the course to your basket (you will need to add in the delegate details before you can add to basket).
Get in touch if you have any questions about the course or if you would like to speak to us about group discounts, or running the course in-house.
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Your Tutor:
Chris Elliott
Client Manager @ TLF Research
Working for TLF Research for the last ten years, Chris believes that customer satisfaction research is really simple to do, but really easy to get wrong. It might be boring, but it really is all about the basics; great, actionable research about doing the ‘right’ things – asking the right questions, to the right people, in the right way. Chris has used this approach with the many clients he has worked with over the years, across many sectors, and has always promoted this approach apvia the many training course, webinars and seminars he has hosted over the years.
Outside of work, Chris is a keen golfer and a ‘middle aged man in lycra’ – i.e. keen cyclist.
Get in touch
Get in touch to find out more about our training courses and how we can help you gain an in-depth understanding of your customers today.
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