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Customer Services

It’s not practical for the teachers to administer the business at the same time as they are supposed to be teaching. They are experts at teaching – not administration or dealing with customers. It’s not easy, but try separating the two.

There will be basic administration and financial functions to perform:

  • Enrolling customers
  • Finding the right class
  • Booking the pool
  • Ensuring equipment is available
  • Class movements at the end of each course
  • Maintaining progress registers
  • Ordering and distributing awards
  • Dealing with renewals
  • Telesales……
  • Dealing with complaints and awkward customers…….

Try and set aside some specific times when customers know you will be available to talk about any issues they may have – you need to make yourself available. Yes – customers will ring at all times – you are supposed to be there 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. An answer-phone on a separate dedicated line - (not your home number), may be appropriate, if you want any peace!


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