Managing activities : an activity pack for tutors and trainers

By: Paddock, CatharineContributor(s): Ackerley, MichaelMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998Description: vii, 332 pISBN: 9780750635066; 0750635061 Subject(s): Customer servicesDDC classification: 658
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CONTENTS INCLUDE: internal and external customers and markets; customer requirements; customer interactions; customer care processes; marketing, distribution and planning processes; integrating products and services; performance and measurement; costs of quality and their categories; quality processes and systems; designing, delivering and evaluating a quality system; continuous competency improvement; value chains; continuous improvement assessment; operational systems and procedures; tracking performance of products and services
Summary: From customer service to operations strategy, this comprehensive range of tutorials on managing activities provides a flexible package for tutors of courses at Certificate and Diploma level. Part-time and short course tutors will find the pack particularly useful. `Managing Activities' takes the grind out of preparing teaching materials from scratch, leaving time to structure the tutorials to suit the needs of different groups. · 20 self-contained tutorial sessions each containing a selection of activities · session plans and outcomes, clearly mapped to the MCI units and elements · instructions and timings for delivering the activities · hand-outs, worksheets and case studies · OHT masters clearly relating to the notes and handouts · guidance on evidence gathering and portfolio building. Robust but flexible structure allowing tutors to `pick and mix' Written by management tutors, for management tutors Can be used in conjunction with the IM Certificate and Diploma textbook series Other titles in the series: Managing Resources by B. Kay Managing Information by I. Favell Managing People by R. Thomson and K. Gile
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CONTENTS INCLUDE: internal and external customers and markets; customer requirements; customer interactions; customer care processes; marketing, distribution and planning processes; integrating products and services; performance and measurement; costs of quality and their categories; quality processes and systems; designing, delivering and evaluating a quality system; continuous competency improvement; value chains; continuous improvement assessment; operational systems and procedures; tracking performance of products and services

From customer service to operations strategy, this comprehensive range of tutorials on managing activities provides a flexible package for tutors of courses at Certificate and Diploma level. Part-time and short course tutors will find the pack particularly useful. `Managing Activities' takes the grind out of preparing teaching materials from scratch, leaving time to structure the tutorials to suit the needs of different groups.

· 20 self-contained tutorial sessions each containing a selection of activities
· session plans and outcomes, clearly mapped to the MCI units and elements
· instructions and timings for delivering the activities
· hand-outs, worksheets and case studies
· OHT masters clearly relating to the notes and handouts
· guidance on evidence gathering and portfolio building.

Robust but flexible structure allowing tutors to `pick and mix'
Written by management tutors, for management tutors
Can be used in conjunction with the IM Certificate and Diploma textbook series

Other titles in the series:
Managing Resources by B. Kay
Managing Information by I. Favell
Managing People by R. Thomson and K. Gile

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