In VRT-100 you worked a live front desk, where every contact had a person waiting on the other end. This course moves you to the back office. Here the work arrives in queues, from many channels, and waits for you.
Who it's for: Virtual receptionists moving into back-office virtual support. Level 2. Prerequisite: VRT-100 Virtual Receptionist, plus a computer with a microphone and standard work tools.
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After this course you can
Record a client's service window and calculate the acknowledge-by and due-by time for any request in the client's time zone, stopping the clock outside business hours and applying exceptions.
Triage every message in a client inbox with one of five moves, using the client's triage rule set and service window.
Build a client document from a fresh copy of the approved template, fill every blank from the request, and apply the client's style sheet to every date, amount, and name.
Apply a client's data standard to a batch of records: fix every format the standard allows, and hold every missing or doubtful value without guessing.
Write a five-part weekly status report that puts overall status and the main risk in the headline, reports only finished results with where each one is, and letters every decision with a reply-by time in the client's zone.
Build a time-blocked plan for a multi-client day in your own time zone, with every client's hours converted, every due time inside a block that ends before it, and a buffer.
How you pass
1Practice examScore 80% on the practice exam to unlock the final.
2Final examPass the final exam with 80% or higher.
3Recorded demonstrationRecord yourself doing the work. It is assessed with the assistance of AI, and a Verten assessor reviews on request.
4CertificateCertificate of Achievement, by assessed practical demonstration.
How recorded assessment works
Final exams include a recorded demonstration. You upload a recording of your screen and voice. AI services turn your speech into text and help rate it against the course rubric, and a Verten assessor reviews on request or by sample. We do not use facial recognition. Verten staff who run assessments can view it, and each view is logged. Recordings may be stored or processed outside Canada. We delete them 12 months after your result (6 months if you are under 18). You can withdraw consent at any time, and you can ask for an alternative assessment without giving a reason. Learners under 18 need a parent or guardian to consent.
Certificate of Achievementby assessed practical demonstrationYour nameVirtual Support ProfessionalPractical demonstration assessed with the assistance of AI.Verten Academy
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Your Certificate of Achievement is issued by Verten Corp. It shows what you demonstrated in this course. It is not a government license or an accredited qualification.
In VRT-100 you worked a live front desk, where every contact had a person waiting on the other end. This course moves you to the back office. Here the work arrives in queues, from many channels, and waits for you.
Course details
Level: Level 2
Length: 16 hours across 8 modules, plus a Final Exam
Format: Self-paced online with simulated client task packs, or an instructor-led cohort
Prerequisites: VRT-100 Virtual Receptionist. A computer with a microphone, a work email and calendar account, a spreadsheet tool, and a shared task board.