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Qantas Opens New Training Centre in Sydney

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Wednesday, 28 January 2009

Qantas has opened a new Centre of Service Excellence in Sydney to provide enhanced training for over 18,000 staff from across the Qantas Group.

The 5,000 square metre facility features:

- customer experience zones dedicated to the airline’s First class, Business class, Premium Economy class, Economy class and Domestic/QantasLink offerings;

- a 126-seat auditorium;

- an eight metre central stage with surrounding tables and seating for 125 people;

- four cabin crew training pods which simulate those on the aircraft;

- a Qantas Innovation Zone, sponsored by Panasonic and designed to capture employees’ ideas and initiatives for exceptional service;

- an intranet workstation area;
- a wine training and epicurean wing;
- 12 learning and development rooms; and
- image and presentation rooms.

“We will be able to enhance the training of frontline people from across the group, which will ensure our service style is consistent through every stage of the customer’s journey,” said Qantas Executive General Manager, Mr John Borghetti.

“Approximately 130 staff, including telesales, cabin crew, pilots and airport staff, will undertake training in the centre three times each week and staff will be supported with communication before, during and after their training.”

The Qantas Group invests in excess of $280 million in staff training per year. The Qantas Centre of Service Excellence is located in Alexandria in Sydney.

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