DEWA TNA Part 2 – Etiquette & Hospitality for Office Assistants
- Overview
Overview
Etiquette & Hospitality for Office Assistants
Course Overview
Office assistants are often the first point of contact for visitors, clients, and employees, making their role critical in shaping the organization’s image. Professional etiquette, communication skills, and hospitality awareness directly influence how the organization is perceived.
This practical two-day program equips office assistants with the skills required to provide courteous, efficient, and professional service in modern workplace environments. The course focuses on workplace etiquette, front-office communication, visitor handling, telephone professionalism, and service excellence.
Participants will learn how to create a welcoming atmosphere, manage interactions confidently, and represent the organization with professionalism at all times.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Demonstrate professional etiquette in workplace interactions
- Provide courteous and efficient hospitality services
- Handle visitors, guests, and clients professionally
- Communicate clearly and respectfully in person and on the phone
- Maintain a positive and helpful attitude under pressure
- Manage difficult situations with tact and diplomacy
- Present a professional personal image and demeanor
- Coordinate front-office tasks efficiently
- Support a welcoming and organized work environment
- Represent the organization positively at all times
Course Outline
Module 1: Professional Image & Etiquette
- Workplace manners
- Appearance standards
- First impressions
- Cultural sensitivity
Module 2: Communication Excellence
- Telephone etiquette
- Email etiquette
- Greeting protocols
- Active listening
Module 3: Hospitality & Customer Service
- Visitor management
- Meeting preparation
- Service mindset
- Handling complaints
Module 4: Office Coordination Skills
- Time management
- Confidentiality
- Problem solving
- Professional conduct
