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NAME OF THE COURSE-Meeting, Conference and Event Planner CURRICULUM/SYLLABUS This program is aimed at training candidates for the job of a Meeting, Conference and Event Planner, in the Tourism and Hospitality Sector/Industry and aims at building the following key competencies amongst the learner 1. Getting to know customer requirements 5. Coordination and implementation of event 2. Planning a conference/ meeting/event 6.Monitoring and evaluation of event 3. Communication with customers and stakeholders 7. Maintaining standards of etiquette and ethics 4. Organising conference/ meeting/event 8. Maintaining customer centric service orientation This course encompasses 10 out of 10 National Occupational Standards (NOS) of Meeting, Conference and Event Planner Qualification Pack issued by Tourism & Hospitality Skill Council. S. No. Topic / Module 1 Introduction to Meeting, conference and event planning 2 What customer wants Theory duration (in hours) Practical duration (in hours) Key Learning Outcomes 2 4 An overview of the event industry Skills required for an event planner Different types of eventsreligious, musical, sporting, personal and private, political and government, commercial and business, corporate, special events and leisure events 7 20 Welcoming the customers Understanding customers demand and clients needs regarding the dates, location and type of event/ conference/meeting Understand the purpose of the event/conference/ meeting Identifying the target audience for whom the event Corresponding NOS code THC/N4401 THC/N4401 Page 1

/conference/meeting is held Understanding the budget constraint from the customers Type of allied services required like catering, accommodation, provision of stalls, registration counters etc. Identifying the audio visual requirements Understanding the type of stage and set up and Entertainment services required Creation of a draft budget and estimating the costs as per customer requirements and expectations Provision of rough estimate to customers Offering various suggestions to the customers to help them decide on their needs Handling enquiries from other customers 3 Conference/ meeting planning 6 20 Identifying the purpose of the conference/ meeting Identification of location Collecting resources based on requirement Creating a contract with the customer listing all the requirements THC/N4402 Understanding the needs of the customer in relation to the support services required 4 Conference/ 6 20 Identifying the target market THC/N4402 Page 2

meeting organising Sending invitations to guests Identifying accommodation, catering, audio visual requirements Arranging for registration signs, badges, presentation and support material Arranging for security, car parking, valet parking if required Arranging for media if required Coordination with the customer service staff Inspection of facilities and logistics Planning the budget sheet, costing for all services 5 Event planning 5 18 Identifying the aims and objectives presented by the clients for the event Understanding the theme of the event Setting specific benchmarks / standards according to event management company policy for developing event/conference/ meeting THC/N4403 Collecting relevant data from all the key areas that support the event/ conference/ meeting according to customer requirement Conducting a feasibility study for the viability of the event 6 Event organising 7 15 Planning an event proposal Communicating with the THC/N4403 Page 3

customer about the constraints from the other stakeholders that affect the event Suggesting innovative and creative ways of planning the event by improving and adding on to the customer requirements and expectations Creation of an event team which will support the event planner Communicating with the event team and colleagues in the company regarding the event Planning for approvals, licenses and insurances Planning for any legal requirements for the event in accordance with the company policy Budgeting for the event with estimated costs Planning for event marketing Planning for event sponsorship if required 7 Event/conference / meeting implementation and evaluation 9 14 Confirmation of the planned arrangements with the client Inspection of the facilities after the set up and design Supervising the event preparation Communicating with the event team for any changes THC/N4404 Update the customer of the plans Maintain a detailed list of accounts to be submitted at the Page 4

end to the customer Monitor the progress of the event Preparation of checklists to see if the event is progressing as scheduled Record the details of the events for future reference Supervise the closing activities Coordinate with the cleaning team Collect the payment from the client Collect feedback from the customer Handling customer complaints Making a report of the event for company 8 Communicating with customers, superiors and colleagues 4 8 Identify customer needs by asking questions Have good knowledge on product and services and brief the customer clearly on them in a polite and professional manner Build friendly but impersonal relationship with the customers Use appropriate language and tone and listen actively THC/N9901 Show sensitivity to gender/ cultural and social differences Understand customer expectations and provide appropriate product/services Page 5

Understand customer dissatisfaction and address their complaints Maintain proper body language and dress code Communicate clearly and effectively with the guest Inform the customers on any issues and developments involving them Respond back to the customer immediately Upselling/promoting suitable products and services Seek feedback from customers Explain terms and conditions clearly Use appropriate titles and terms of respect Handle customer grievances professionally Offer friendly, courteous and hospitable service to the customers Provide assistance with sincere attitude Achieve 100% customer satisfaction Receive job order and instructions from reporting superior Escalate unresolved problems or complaints to relevant superior Understand work output Page 6

9 Customer centric and Service quality requirements requirements, targets, performance indicators and incentives Deliver quality work and report anticipated delays with reason Document the completed work Show trust, support and respect to all colleagues and assist them with information and knowledge Try to achieve smooth overflow Identify the potential and existing conflicts with colleagues and resolve them Seek assistance from colleagues when required Pass on essential information to colleagues in a timely manner Behave responsibly and use polite language with colleagues Interact with colleagues from different functions to understand their nature of work To understand teamwork, multi tasking, co-operation, coordination and collaboration Lookout for any errors and help colleagues to rectify them 3 5 Understand target customers, their profiles and needs Build good rapport with the customer Understand the market trends and customer expectations by discussing the same with THC/N9902 Page 7

frequent customers Seek feedback and rating from customer Use customer oriented behaviour to gain loyalty and satisfaction Be friendly but not familiar with guest Ensure fair and honest treatments to customers Enhance company s brand value Read customer expectations and ensure they are met Readily accept and implement new ideas to improve customer satisfaction Communicate customer feedback to superior Offer promotions to improve product satisfaction Consult with senior on unscheduled customer requests 10 Business etiquettes 2 3 Greet, welcome and address the customer appropriately Maintain pitch and tone of voice while speaking to customers Maintain high standards of practice and transparency in pricing THC/N9903 Answer the telephone Communicate appropriately with the customer Page 8

Dress professionally Maintain personal integrity and ethical behaviour Maintain personal grooming and positive body language Demonstrate responsible and disciplined behaviour Escalate grievances to appropriate authority 11 Achieving customer satisfaction by hospitable conduct 1 2 Use appropriate titles and terms of respect Handle customer grievances professionally Offer friendly, courteous and hospitable service to the customers Provide assistance with sincere attitude Achieve 100% customer satisfaction Understand customer loyalty and brand value 12 Services and facilities specific to age / gender / special needs 3 5 Educate tourists, employers and colleagues at work place on women s rights Ensure that the customer feels safe Be aware of customer unique needs THC/N9904 Know the facilities and services specific to gender and age Co-ordinate with team to meet these needs Page 9

13 Ethics, policies and confidentiality of customer Educate customers about entertainment programs for children, basic safeguard procedures for senior citizens Arrange for transport and equipment as required by senior citizens Understand availability of medical facilities/doctor Understand women rights and company s polices regarding them Know special facilities available for women colleagues and customers Inform about methods to ensure safety and security of women Provide comfortable and safe environment for female customers Maintain compliant behaviour etiquette while dealing with women Treat women equally and avoid discrimination Ensure safety and security of female colleagues and customers at all levels Establish policies to protect women from harassment Involve women in decision making process 3 5 Understand company policies Understand company products and services THC/N9905 Page 10

Understand the human resource policies of the company Know the roles and responsibilities of the hierarchy and the reporting structure Understand the customer profiles Understand the competition Know about the grievance procedures of the company Ensuring maintenance of company customers records Understanding the ethics and code of conduct of the company Ensuring safe business practices to be followed by all staff and management Follow ethics policy of the company 14 Health and Hygiene 3 5 Keep the workplace clean Identify waste and ensure its disposal Ensure waste bins are cleared everyday Point out requirements for pest control Ensure work place has fresh air supply and sufficient lighting THC/N9906 Ensure maintenance check of air conditioners and other mechanical equipment in the department Ensure adequate supply of cleaning consumables Page 11

Hand wash procedure Understand personal hygiene Understand dental hygiene Understand cross contamination and how to prevent it Report on personal health issues Ensure procedures such as covering the mouth and turning away from people while coughing and sneezing Maintain availability of clean drinking water Get appropriate vaccinations regularly Undergo preventive health check up and treat all illnesses promptly TOTAL 61 101 Total Programme Duration: 61 Theory Hours + 144 Practical Training Hours = 205 Total Hours. Recommended OJT Hours: 30 days Page 12