Funeral Arranger Review

Dealing with clients who have lost loved ones, caring for deceased, office management, invoicing, ordering flowers, prep of newspaper notices, Orders of service, liaising with third parties, community work, masonry, pre payment plans assisting Funeral directors with arrangements.

I believe the content of the course was not informative enough. It was pretty self explainatory, and I really didn't feel I learned a great deal. For example having to explain the positives of team work etc.... I'm 47 years old, and ex police officer, Hotel manager etc.. with oodles of team work experience..it was laborious.

I can honestly say I didn't enjoy it, it was too basic and took up too much time with work books, and writing answers out for the assessment, which you have just written in the work book.

It seemed well structured and the assessor was good.

Very little, we are supposed to have allocated time per week, but we never get it, and have just had to do bits and pieces as and when.

She was supportive and organised. She has however just been made redundant, so I now have to get used to a new trainer.

It hasn't really taught me anything, because I have an experienced back ground of working with people in difficult circs, and the legislation etc was a refresher. Nothing has made me perform better from the course.

We do community work, fund raisers, charity work etc

Yes

They are the biggest Funeralcare in the country, good management, support and care.

Be yourself, learn the back ground/history of the Coop, products, funeral types etc.