This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to manage ongoing and sometimes complex relationships with clients. The unit focuses on exploring with the client which possible outcomes best promote client satisfaction. The unit requires the learner to be familiar with service-provision options that can be negotiated with the client and customised to meet the client’s needs.
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to manage ongoing and sometimes complex relationships with clients. The unit focuses on exploring with the client which possible outcomes best promote client satisfaction. The unit requires the learner to be familiar with service-provision options that can be negotiated with the client and customised to meet the client’s needs.
This unit applies to those working in a client service-delivery role in sport, recreation or fitness sectors, such as community recreation, outdoor recreation and sport. It applies to those working in roles such as program developers and coordinators, competition organisers, trip leaders, after-school or holiday-care coordinators, logistics coordinators and sports trainers in work environments such as community recreation centres, fitness venues, aquatics centres and camps. The unit requires the learner to be familiar with service-provision options that can be negotiated with the client and customised to meet the client’s needs.