Measuring Training Needs for Unified Service Center Staff Post-Development Phase for development purposes
The Communication Department, responsible for supervising and monitoring the performance of the Unified Service Center at HCT, is committed to continuous evaluation and development of services and staff. This is based on ongoing updates aimed at improving performance quality and supporting staff in facing challenges and successfully handling efforts to improve and develop services and work mechanisms.
Based on the survey results, an annual training plan for staff will be developed according to their actual needs, and the required budget will be determined according to the annual work plan.
The consultation on OneHCT staff professional training and
development was conducted over a period of five working days, during which
feedback was gathered from all 27 Customer Service staff members working at the
OneHCT Service Center.
The results reflected a high level of engagement and
satisfaction across various aspects of the consultation. Notably, 93% of the
target group expressed a strong interest in ongoing training opportunities,
highlighting the positive impact such initiatives have on their performance and
confidence in communicating with customers-ultimately contributing to improved
customer satisfaction ratings.
Respondents indicated a clear preference for holding
training sessions on Wednesdays, and the majority favored in-person and hybrid training
over virtual formats.
When asked about their confidence in handling various
services, staff reported a strong ability to respond to inquiries related to HCT
e-credentials issuance (85%) and official document request services (81%).
However, library services were identified as an area requiring additional
training and support.
The survey results were thoroughly analyzed and used to inform the development of the annual training plan, with the following considerations
Scheduling training sessions on Wednesdays and Thursdays
whenever possible.
Adopting a delivery format that prioritizes in-person
workshops, or a hybrid approach (combining in-person and virtual sessions)
depending on the nature of the training content.
Setting training priorities based on the actual needs
identified by staff.
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