A customer services advisor is a non-specific job title given to an employee with the primary task of dealing with the needs of customers. Also commonly referred to as a customer service agent or customer service representative, a customer service advisor would generally work in a call centre or in shops.
Qualifications for a customer services advisor vary from position to position, with some of the more advanced roles, especially in the financial services industry, requiring special certification. Entry-level positions are also available across many fields
While the role does vary according to the company and the type of industry, the job holder is likely to act as the face and the mouthpiece of the company, providing the client with a contact who is knowledgeable about the company’s products and services.
The average is roughly £15,000, however this depends greatly on experience, seniority and expertise and length of time working with the company.

• Being computer literate
• Handling customer queries
• Providing excellent customer service
• Oral and written communication
• Being professional and flexible
• Managing stress
• Resolving problems
• Being driven and positive
• Managing multiple tasks
• Meeting targets
• Administration and organisation
• Being sales oriented

Employers require minimum qualifications from persons looking to work as Customer Services Advisors. Most Advisors may start out with:
•    GCSEs
•    NVQs
•    HND/HNC
•    High School Diplomas
Having higher qualifications such as a Bachelors Degree in Business, Marketing, Sales or Finance is always of greater asset.