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MTC Boosts Connectivity in Namibia with New Installer Training Initiative

In an exciting development for telecommunications in Namibia, Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has successfully trained 47 independent installers as part of a dedicated initiative aimed at enhancing installation efficiency and customer service. This week-long training program, held in Windhoek, embodies MTC’s commitment to not only improving connectivity but also enriching customer experiences.

The training sessions were comprehensive, featuring hands-on technical training paired with vital soft skills development. The participants delved into essential areas such as customer onboarding processes and application assessments, alongside sharpening their communication and time management skills. This dual approach ensures that the installers are not just technically proficient, but also adept at customer engagement.

Tim Ekandjo, MTC’s Chief Officer for Brand, Corporate Affairs, Marketing, and Sustainability, emphasized that this initiative is an essential component of MTC’s broader strategy to elevate customer experiences. “By investing in our installers, we’re not only improving the quality of our installations but also ensuring that every customer interaction reflects our values of professionalism, reliability, and care,” he stated. This investment goes beyond the immediate training, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and commitment to excellence.

As part of its vision to enhance service delivery, MTC anticipates that this training will lead to reduced installation times and improved first-time resolution rates for customer inquiries. Ekandjo stated, “The newly trained installers are now better prepared to handle a wide range of connectivity solutions, troubleshoot issues efficiently, and provide a customer-first approach in every service call.” This forward-thinking strategy is bound to significantly increase customer satisfaction across the board.

While this round of training focused on installers from central Namibia, MTC has exciting plans to extend similar programs to the northern, southern, and coastal regions of the country. The company also aims to offer ongoing training and access to support tools for its contractors, ensuring that high service standards are maintained throughout.

This move by MTC not only fortifies its commitment to improving telecommunications in Namibia but also showcases the company’s proactive approach to workforce development, which in turn will have a positive ripple effect on the country’s connectivity landscape.

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