
PurposeThis case study presents you with a typical situation in which a visually impaired customer needs assistance to complete a transaction. It will help you meet one element of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995. |
BenefitsBy completing this case study you will: be more aware of the needs of visually-impaired customers: be able to apply appropriate communication techniques for visually impaired customers: recognise ways in which you can improve the service experience for visually-impaired customers. |
Related SolutionsHow Accessible are your Services? How to Help Customers with an Unusual Appearance How to Help Customers with Language Difficulties How to Help Customers with Learning Disabilities |
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AudienceAnyone who has a customer facing role or who requires to have a knowledge of the Act. |
Learning methodActive. Interactive self-learning exercises proven to work in direct learning environments. |
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Length21 pages |
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