Foundation Course - Albert
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What is the primary focus of the FOUNDATION COURSE?

  • To promote age-friendly service for older adults (correct)
  • To train cruise ship employees
  • To educate on Mediterranean travel
  • To improve customer service in general

Captain Albert is the CEO of Age Friendly Business®.

False (B)

What unique feature was attached to the menu for easier reading?

  • An audio device
  • A smartphone app
  • A digital screen
  • A magnifying sheet (correct)

What does the entire fleet of ships display as part of their commitment to service excellence?

<p>Age-Friendly Business Alliance purple wave</p> Signup and view all the answers

Empathy is our most powerful tool in creating a supportive and __________ community.

<p>inclusive</p> Signup and view all the answers

The cruise line is a part of the Age-Friendly Business Alliance.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What safety features did Pearl mention having in the bathrooms?

<p>Grab bars and non-skid surfaces</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who portrays the role of the course narrator?

<p>Rick (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Renu appreciates clear announcements on the PA system and information being repeated __________.

<p>in writing</p> Signup and view all the answers

All staff members on the ship have not completed the Age-Friendly Business Foundation course.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which feature helps Renu read the labels on shampoo and conditioner bottles?

<p>A big 'S' and 'C' on the bottles (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Captain Albert's view of his team's learning since joining the alliance?

<p>It has put them in a league above the rest.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the individuals with their respective roles or quotes:

<p>Captain Albert = Captain of the cruise ship Rhonda Latreille = CEO of Age Friendly Business® Rick = Course Narrator Martin and Renu = Cruisers Meeting Leaders</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the guests with their comments on the cruise.

<p>Martin = Switching travel agents for better accessibility Renu = Clear PA announcements and lip reading Pearl = Safe vestibule for her walker Mary = Complimenting the food quality</p> Signup and view all the answers

All crew staff look at Renu directly when they speak to her.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should Martin share with the MS associations?

<p>His experience with the Age-Friendly cruise line</p> Signup and view all the answers

What method do chefs use to reduce salt and sugar in recipes?

<p>Incorporating more herbs and spices (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Captain Albert is indifferent about the staff's improved morale.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What impact does genuine customer care have on a business's bottom line?

<p>Improves it</p> Signup and view all the answers

Richard appreciates the lever door handles because they are easier to ______.

<p>manipulate</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Age-friendly environment = An inclusive space accommodating older adults Staff morale = Employees' overall satisfaction and engagement Stereotypes about aging = Generalizations that may not reflect reality Customer appreciation = Recognition and gratitude from clients</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should team members challenge according to Captain Albert?

<p>Stereotypes about aging (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most important message shared by Captain Albert?

<p>Understanding customers deeply is essential for serving them effectively.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is emphasized as the journey that individuals must undertake according to the course?

<p>The journey from head to heart (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Changing how we serve an aging society is considered an insignificant task.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What small actions can lead to great changes in society according to Vincent van Gogh?

<p>A series of small things brought together</p> Signup and view all the answers

Recognizing how your actions affect the ________ can drive meaningful change.

<p>community</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Community Impact = Drives meaningful change by recognizing one's actions Teamwork = Collaboration to overcome challenges Age-friendly Environment = Enhances staff morale and customer satisfaction Challenging Stereotypes = Reflecting on harmful assumptions about aging</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following does NOT contribute to effective service for older adults?

<p>Ignoring personal stereotypes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Every individual has a role to play in changing perceptions about aging.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key attitude to adopt for supporting older adults?

<p>Understanding customers deeply</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Age-Friendly Business

A business committed to serving older adults' needs, offering compassionate and supportive customer service.

Captain Albert

Captain of a cruise ship committed to age-friendly service.

Age-Friendly Business Alliance

An alliance of businesses committed to providing age-friendly service to older adults.

Customer Service

Providing compassionate and supportive service to customers, ensuring their needs are met.

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Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

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Cruisers

Members of the cruise ship service team, participants, customers, etc.

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Mediterranean cruise ship

A cruise ship sailing in the Mediterranean Sea.

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Purple Wave of Service Excellence

The symbol for age-friendly service excellence and commitment

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What is Age-Friendly Business Alliance?

A group of businesses committed to serving the needs of older adults and providing them with an inclusive and comfortable experience.

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Wheelchair accessibility

Making spaces and services usable for people with disabilities, particularly those using wheelchairs.

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Clear and repeated announcements

Important information is repeated carefully and clearly on the public address system to ensure everyone understands, especially older adults with hearing challenges.

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Visual aids for communication

Using strategies like lip reading and clear writing to help people with hearing impairments understand, such as a big “S” on shampoo bottles.

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Safe vestibule for walkers

A safe space in dining rooms with convenient areas for walkers, allowing easy access and movement for older adults.

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Grab bars in bathrooms

Safety features in bathrooms designed to assist older adults with balance and stability, preventing falls.

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Non-skid surfaces

Flooring with textured surfaces that reduce slipping and falls, especially important for older adults.

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Accessible excursions

Cruise excursions designed to accommodate people with disabilities, such as wheelchair-accessible transportation and activities.

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Salt and Sugar Reduction

The practice of using less salt and sugar in recipes to promote healthier eating habits. This can be achieved by using more herbs and spices for flavor.

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Age-Friendly Environment

A welcoming and supportive environment for older adults, taking into account their unique needs and preferences. This could include features like easy-to-use door handles, comfortable chairs, and clear communication.

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Staff Morale

The overall level of enthusiasm, happiness, and motivation among employees. When staff feel valued and appreciated, morale tends to be higher.

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Personal and Professional Growth

The ability to apply learnings from one area of life to another, like using knowledge about aging to improve personal relationships or understanding.

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Stereotype Challenge

The act of questioning and critically examining pre-conceived notions about a group of people, like older adults. This can help to break down biases and promote a more inclusive mindset.

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Customer Appreciation

The feeling of gratitude and recognition customers experience when they feel heard, valued, and understood by businesses.

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Community Benefit

The positive impact a business has on the community beyond just providing goods or services. This could include creating jobs, supporting local initiatives, or promoting social responsibility.

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Reflect and Improve

The process of taking time to consider what we've learned and how we can apply it to make improvements in our own work and lives.

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Community Impact

The positive or negative effect your actions have on people around you, especially those who are older. It's about understanding the ripple effects of your choices.

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Value Teamwork

Recognizing that collaboration and working together with others is essential to achieve common goals and overcome challenges.

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Challenge Stereotypes

Questioning and rejecting harmful assumptions and jokes about aging that are often based on prejudice or misinformation.

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Understanding Customers

Taking the time to truly understand a person's individual needs and preferences, especially their unique challenges and concerns related to aging.

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Small Details Matter

Recognizing that even seemingly insignificant details can make a big difference in creating a positive and supportive experience for older adults.

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Journey from Head to Heart

A process of internal transformation where we move from simply understanding something intellectually to experiencing it emotionally and integrating it into our values and actions.

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Series of Small Things

The idea that significant positive change can be achieved through consistent effort and attention to small details, even over a long period of time.

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Study Notes

Foundation Course: Captain Albert

  • Course Description: Designed for professionals and businesses serving older adults.
  • Aims to enhance understanding of age-friendly service provision, respecting and supporting the needs of older adults.
  • Includes practical examples and actionable tips to offer compassionate and responsive engagement to mature clientele.

Welcome

  • Quote: "Empathy is our most powerful tool in creating a supportive and inclusive community." - Rhonda Latreille, CEO, Age Friendly Business®, Canada

Meet Captain Albert

  • Captain Albert's Role: Captain of a Mediterranean cruise ship.
  • Cruise Line Commitment: Entire fleet of ships committed to becoming members of Age-Friendly Business Alliance.
  • Staff Training: Staff members have completed the Age-Friendly Business Foundation course.
  • Service Excellence Display: Each ship proudly displays the Age-Friendly Business Alliance, purple wave of service excellence.
  • Staff Morale: Captain Albert is proud of the team's commitment to an age-friendly environment; staff morale has increased.

The Cruisers Meet!

  • Participants: Renu, Richard, Pearl, Mary, Martin, and Elaine (and perhaps Paul and Keisha).
  • Setting: Formal dining room onboard a cruise ship.
  • Observations: Participants commenting on the exceptional service, environment, and experience.

Martin and Renu

  • Physical Accessibility: Martin discussed switching travel agents and praised the wheelchair accessibility of the cruise and excursions.
  • Communication: Renu appreciated the clarity and repetition of announcements on the PA system; valuing being spoken to directly by staff and having clear instructions in writing; positive feedback for extra large letters at the shampoo and conditioner bottles.

Pearl, Mary, and Richard

  • Safety and Fall Prevention: Pearl, Mary, and Richard appreciated features like safe vestibules and grab bars in dining rooms and bathrooms, plus non-skid surfaces.
  • A comment about being able to avoid obstacles for her mother's safety.
  • Sensory Changes: Mary praised the food's taste, mentioning the reduced salt and sugar, and the availability of salt substitutes.

Captain Albert Reflects

  • Role of Team Members: Captain Albert is proud of their commitment to an age-friendly environment.
  • Staff Recognition: Staff recognize the need to understand age-related personal life changes and challenges.
  • Improved Knowledge They are now better equipped to serve older adults.

Reflection Invitation

  • Quote: "Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are always asking 'what's in it for me'." - Brian Tracy
  • Community Impact: Participants are encouraged to reflect on how their work impacts communities and their own customer service experience.

Foundation Course: Learning Summary

  • Ongoing Journey: Recognizing the importance of creating supportive and inclusive environments for older adults.
  • Community Impact: Actions affect the community.
  • Teamwork: Important for overcoming challenges; collaboration is valued.
  • Age-Friendly Environments: Recognition of the importance; improves morale and customers' satisfaction.

Additional principles:

  • Challenge stereotypes of aging: Reflect on harmful or dismissive assumptions.
  • Understand customers deeply: Service should be genuinely effective.
  • Small details matter: Simple changes significantly improve the experience.
  • Prioritize comfort/convenience: Enhance the environment through features like good lighting and magnification.
  • Train Staff: Age-friendly staff practices improve service quality.
  • Value teamwork: Motivation improves customer experience.
  • Partnerships: Age-friendly Business Allinace improves service.

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Test your knowledge about the Age-Friendly Business Foundation course and its implementation. This quiz covers key concepts, features, and the insights shared by team members, enhancing the understanding of age-friendly practices in the cruise industry.

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