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Participants of the popular Kia Orana Customer Service (KOCS) course will be celebrating their graduation on the 20th of July at the Cook Islands Tertiary Training Institute (CITTI) campus in Ngatangiia from 3pm.
One hundred and eighty participants successfully completed the course over a seven month period from January – July making it one of the largest number of graduates for the Kia Orana Customer service course so far. Cook Islands Tourism Corporation have partnered with CITTI to support the delivery of the Kia Orana Customer Service course.
This course focuses on providing exceptional customer service by incorporating the Kia Orana Values into their respective workplaces. The course has been offered in Rarotonga, Aitutaki, Atiu and Mangaia.
Everyone is welcome to attend the graduation to celebrate with all the individuals who will be graduating today. Cook Islands Tourism would like to congratulate the following businesses and organisation who have completed the Kia Orana Customer service course:
| Aroa Beachside In | Landholdings |
| Bamboo Jacks | Le Bon Vivant |
| Business Trade and Investment Board | Little Polynesian Resort |
| Cook Islands National Superannuation Fund | Manuia Beach |
| Cook Islands Printing Services | Ministry of Finance and Economic Management |
| Cook Islands Tertiary Training Institute | Muri Beach Club |
| Club Raro | Muri Beach Club Hotel |
| Coco Putt | Nautilus Resort |
| Cook Islands Holiday Villas | Pacific Resort Rarotonga |
| Federal Pacific Insurance | Perfumes of Rarotonga/Pacific Weave |
| Fudge Factory | Polynesian Rentals Ltd |
| Infrastructure Cook Islands | Rarotonga Hospital |
| Jetsave Travel | Royale Takitumu |
| Western Union | Sails Restaurant |
| Vibe Café | Sea Change Villas |
| Trader Jacks | Cook Islands Tourism Corporation |
[Source: Cook Islands Tourism Corporation Media Release 20th July 2018]
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