Key Facts

Customer Service Practitioner Apprenticeship - Level 2

The role of a customer service practitioner is to key to the delivery of high quality products and services to the customers of their organisation.

Common elements of the role include:

  • Dealing with orders & payments
  • Offering advice, guidance and support to customers,
  • Sales & after-sales care.

You may be the first point of contact and work in any sector or organisation type.

  • Entry Requirements


    You must have achieved at least Level 1 in both English & Maths before you start the Apprenticeship. If you have not achieved Level 2 in English & Maths, you will be required to work towards this as part of your Apprenticeship programme.

  • Course Content


    As part of the course you will learn a number of new skills including:

    • Delivering high quality customer service
    • Communication & body language skills
    • Employability skills for future progression opportunities
    • Time management & personal organisation
    • How to manage difficult situations.
  • Progression Next Steps


    This standard provides you with a progression into several career paths in both private and public sector roles. As well as ensuring a solid foundation in customer services skills that will underpin your employability prospects.

  • Course Structure


    You will work for 4 days per week in a customer service role with a local employer. 1 day per week you will attend College to complete additional relevant upskilling training.

  • Assessment Details


    You will create a log of off-the-job training activities, and sit a final End-Point Assessment interview at the end of the Apprenticeship programme.