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Normally, a Receptionist is a person whose role is to meet and greet customers, clients, etc. in a place of business. In some offices, such as a law firm you willgiven a variety of duties or tasks and these can changeat times based on the needs of the firm. For instance a receptionist's responsibilities may include:answering the telephone, sorting and delivering mail to others, typing letters, running errands such as deliveringdocuments to a court house
or elsewhere are examples of duties attached to this position. Usually, a written job description will be provided to anyoneapplying for this and similar positions. Someone applying for this type position, would usually be friendly, out-going, hospitable, caring, respectful, honest

After the overthrow of the Rana Regime in 1951, great effort was taken to establish Nepal Education System. National Education Planning Commission was established in 1954, National Education Committee in 1964 and National Education Advisory Board in 1968. All these efforts were undertaken to upgrade Nepal Education System. Education of Nepal has only recently started to develop. Nepal education has suffered a lot during Rana Regime here when education was suppressed and after that Education was given to aristocratic people of the society. New Education System of Nepal was established in 1971. As a part of the five year plan, it was established to address individual needs, needs of society as a whole to mark national development. The main objective of Education system of Nepal was to develop midlevel managers and skilled man power. Universal Primary education with emphasis on Nepali medium was the main agenda. In 1980, there was increase in private schools. Free school education policy and education for all became the slogan in 90's. Nepal's education system is based on the pattern of United States. It has received much help while forming the curriculum. From Grade 1- 5 is considered primary education while, 6-8 secondary and 9-10 upper secondary. The classes 11 and 12 are together considered higher secondary. A school leaving Certificate is granted to students after passing class ten. Education, Science, Humanities are the streams offered after for Higher Secondary and a certificate is issued after exam. Technical schools are also there

Study abroad programs offer very exciting options to those who wish to learn from experiences, explore different places and make use of the quality education available in the world. Study abroad programs can introduce you to different cultures and teach the value of shared living. And with the increasing integration of the world facilitated by tremendous improvement in the modes of communication, studying abroad has become all the more easier. The increasing number of scholarships and fellowships provided by various governmental and non-governmental agencies has also worked in favor of the study abroad programs. Education abroad programs have always fascinated the Indian students. While in the British period, the favorite destination used to be U.K., at the present age the number of favorite education destinations of the Indian students has multiplied. window.google_render_ad();Although America attracts most of the students, study abroad programs of Canada, New Zealand, Australia, U.K., Germany and various other countries of Asia, Africa and Europe are also attracting the students.Study Abroad:Important FactorsBefore you opt for studying abroad, you need to take care of certain factors like: Quality of education of the concerned country you are planning to travel.

There's no point providing services that are not valued by your customers. It's, therefore, important that you develop a good understanding of their needs.
Some ways of achieving this are: Regularly ask your customers about your business services. Provide feedback forms for your customers to complete.
Phone or visit customers at critical points, eg after the initial sales, and ask if your product or service meets their needs. Consider using an outside agent to get feedback from your customers. Welcome customer complaints and manage these promptly and positively to avoid loss of customers and negative word-of-mouth. Keep a list of customer complaints to identify any patterns and the cause of dissatisfaction. Learn what your competitors are doing to achieve customer satisfaction.
Customer feedback is most effective when: you hear both positive and negative feedback;
you obtain feedback regularly; the feedback is focussed on what the customer wants or doesn't want.

A hotel receptionist's job is to make guests feel welcome, to check them in and out efficiently, and to deal professionally with enquiries, face to face and by phone, fax or email. When guests call a hotel to make a booking, the hotel receptionist is the first person they speak to and may also be the first person guests meet when they arrive. Their tasks are likely to include: allocating rooms to guests taking and passing on messages putting together bills, taking payment, and handling foreign exchange.helping guests with requests, eg asking housekeeping for extra bedding or storing valuables in the hotel safe. In a large hotel, receptionists use a computer to handle reservations, and may also use a telephone switchboard. They may employ sales skills to encourage guests to upgrade to a better room or eat in the restaurant, for example. In larger hotels, there might be a small team of receptionists, each with specific duties. In a small hotel, they might do non-reception tasks too - like serving drinks. Reception desks in larger hotels often stay open all night, but in smaller hotels night-time duties might be taken over by the porter. Working hours can include days, nights, weekends and public holidays. Receptionists might work shifts. There are opportunities for working part time or only in the holiday seasons.