Call center question

[munchy88]

ngano man kasagaran sa mga call center nagrequire of at least 2 years in college?

[rev]

I asked an HR about it but there is no definitive answer. It could be that the accounts want some assurance that the agents are literate and trainable.

[blessy]

but there are lots of high school graduates that are more literate and more fluent in english than those who had at least 2 years in college?

[rev]

There is no prior reason why they asked for Second Year College Level.

One historic note I found was, if they sought for college grads they would loose a lot of potential candidates. Call Centers don't need a diploma to work. Instead they train them to entertain calls.

College Grads is a privilege in the Philippines. Not all students can have a diploma due to financial restraints. Philippines is the 3rd Largest English Speaking Country. This attracted a lot of jobs. Lets thank the government for this Outsourcing Opportunity.

[munchy88]

but there are lots of high school graduates that are more literate and more fluent in english than those who had at least 2 years in college?

^ this.

I always fail at education attainment part when applying. kalagot.

[rev]

Try the training center near the Cathedral. Callcenter Academy will train you. You can also apply at Excel Asia but be ready for a 500 peso fee (they will return it to you) after you completed their training.

Dako ang chance mahire ka if naa kay backer.

If you really want to add some units. Take advantage of the Cebu Technological University Short courses.

Kogi lang

Quote myself

[gerocelle]

my problem is that i can't pass sa ila interview.

[munchy88]

what is the name of the training center near the Cathedral Sir Rev?

[rev]

Call Center Academy is part of the scholarship program by Cebu (citation needed) to help people get a job.

@gerocelle
Which Call Center? Each one has a unique hiring process.

[rev]

Be confident
Research about the company
Agree to their terms (nightshift, demanding hours)
Knowledge about the job

Ah, basta confidence rana oi. Tulog nako