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Ministry of Tolerance Equips Modhesh World Volunteers with Customer Empathy and Engagement Skills in Exclusive Workshop

In keeping with Dubai's efforts to use an unequaled solution experience to customers and guarantee that global site visitors feel comfortable, Modhesh World-- among the most preferred indoor edutainment locations in the region - recently hosted a training workshop for its volunteers that was conducted by the UAE's Ministry of State for
Tolerance.

Spread over two days, the two-hour workshop addressed 40 volunteers at the interior themenpark in Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) and cultivated a much deeper understanding of consumer solutions by clarifying critical skill-sets to involve with children successfully. The training workshop was performed by Mr. Yousef Al-Nuaimi of the Minister of State for Tolerance's office and included extensive knowledge-sharing between volunteers and training group. The sessions concentrated on the art of communicating with children and households in such a way that is both reliable and in harmony with core values of tolerance.

Mr. Yousef Al Nuaimi, Media Specialist at Ministry of State for Tolerance, said: "We were pleased to hold the training workshop for volunteers at Modhesh World and learn about their experiences as provider at this distinguished destination. Through this initiative, we wanted to foster a culture of tolerance and understanding amongst the staff and volunteers that primarily include young talent. Their efficiency holds the tricks to making sure that visitors to the park leave with an enduring impact of appreciation for both Modhesh World and Dubai, and share positive stories about their numerous offerings. With mega events in sight, brushing a generation of volunteers proficient in both technological and human sciences is more important compared to ever before."

Suhaila Saqer Obaid Ghubash, Director, Festivals and Occasions, Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), said: "We very appreciate that members of the Minister of State for Tolerances office conducted this productive training session that overflowed with insights and ideas. Volunteers play a vital function in the smooth performance of Modhesh World. These are young participants - both children and girls - that originate from different educational histories to unify and make this large event effective." She added: "The workshop discussed essential facets of client communications, like exercising persistence while handling children. I am positive that these skills will transcend their duties at Modhesh World and aid them in their personal and professional quests."

Volunteers: Ones who keep the show running
Over 55 volunteers oversee games and rides, deal with details workdesks throughout the park and are pointed at the hall entrance and departure points to make certain smooth procedures at the venue.

A dedicated group from Dubai Tourist thoroughly evaluates the candidates versus a rigid collection of criteria. Candidates are mainly school and university students that are passionate about spending their summertime trips in an effective atmosphere and gather useful industry experience. Selected cohort of volunteers after that undertake a comprehensive training programme conducted by Dubai Tourist officials, after which they are officially inducted to working from Modhesh World.

Modhesh World runs in Hall 1-6 in the Dubai World Trade Centre. Tickets are valued at just AED 20 and children under the age of two go into completely free. Regular timings: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm from Saturday to Wednesday and 11:00 am till midnight from Thursday to Saturday. As an unique gesture, Modhesh World organisers have actually introduced a special savings' offer where visitors currently could delight in 50% discount on entry charge and choose flights from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm Sunday to Thursday, till August 12th, 2017 till August 12th, 2017..
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