

eLearning
Communication Skills for Handling Customer Issues
Manage customer communication confidently and professionally in global business
Designed for Busy Professionals
NextGen’s eLearning is built for non-native English-speaking professionals who need flexible, effective training on the go.
Each 5–7 Minute Lesson Includes:
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2–3-minute video on key communication skills
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Interactive tasks with instant feedback
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Realistic business scenario practice
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Downloadable resources for offline review
Course Description
3 Modules | 14 Lessons
Build the skills to communicate clearly and confidently with international customers. Learn to navigate cultural differences, manage expectations, and handle customer issues with professionalism and clarity.
What You'll Learn
✔ Adapt to different communication styles across cultures
✔ Communicate clearly with U.S. and other low-context customers
✔ Avoid common mistakes when working with global clients
✔ Respond to customer requests using effective strategies
✔ Lead discussions and set realistic expectations
✔ Explain quality assurance to build trust and credibility
Course Outline
Module 1: Culture and Communication Style: East and West
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Lesson 1 – Communication Style: East and West
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Lesson 2 - Communication Characteristics: High vs. Low-Context Culture
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Lesson 3 – How to Communicate Effectively in a Low-Context Culture
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Lesson 4 – Common Mistakes Dealing with International Customers
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Lesson 5 – How to Handle International Customers Professionally
Module 2: How to Handle Customer Requests
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Lesson 1- Strategic Communication Strategy for Agreeing to Request
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Lesson 2 - How to Discuss and Negotiate Customer Requests
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Lesson 3 - How to Refuse Customer Requests Professionally
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Lesson 4 - How to Handle Last-Minute Customer Requests
Module 3: A Step-by-Step Guide for Handling Difficult Customer Issues
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Lesson 1 - How to Handle Customer Issues: Mindset
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Lesson 2 – How to Lead a Customer Meeting to Discuss an Issue
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Lesson 3 – How to Describe the Issue
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Lesson 4 – How to Describe your Quality Assurance Process
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Lesson 5 – How to Describe a Quality Assurance Failure Professionally