Adults: Personal,
Professional, Executive, and
Political
College Students and Young
Professionals: The
Polished Professional
Teens, Grades 10 - 12:
Etiquette and the Young
Adult
Young Ladies, Grades 6 - 9:
Poise and Personality
Young Men, Grades 7 - 9:
The Well-Mannered Young Man
Young Men, Grades 4 - 6:
The
Well-Mannered Young Man
Youth, Grades 1 - 5:
The
Well-Mannered Child
Children, Ages 4 - 7:
Modern
Manners for Children
All Kids, Ages 3 - 93:
You've Got Manners Dining
Etiquette
Adults:
Personal, Professional,
Executive, and Political
· Learn
the skills necessary to project
confidence in social situations,
as well as projecting confidence
and professionalism to clients
and prospects.
·
Professionals will learn the
skills every executive needs to
be successful.
Good manners translate into
valuable business relationships.
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College Students and Young
Professionals:
The
Polished Professional
This is a seven-week course in
which the student will:
·
Learn how to
make a powerful first impression, and how to be socially savvy.
· Learn dining
etiquette, business etiquette, dating etiquette, interviewing skills, grooming.
·
Learn verbal
and non-verbal communication skills.
·
Learn how to
present an image that represents your skills and goals.
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Teens, Grades 10 - 12:
Etiquette
and the Young Adult
This is a seven-week course in
which the student will:
·
Learn how to
make a powerful first impression, and how to be socially savvy.
·
Learn dining etiquette,
business etiquette, dating etiquette, interviewing skills, grooming.
·
Learn verbal
and non-verbal communication skills.
·
Learn how to
present an image that represents your skills and goals.
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Young Ladies, Grades 6 - 9:
Poise
and Personality
In
this six-week course, students
will:
· Learn
visual poise, social graces, and
dining skills.
· Learn
the art of dressing and creating
wardrobe capsules.
· Learn
personal grooming, including
proper skincare and makeup
application.
· Learn
verbal and non-verbal
communication skills.
·
Learn how to present their best
image and to handle any
situation with confidence, poise
and personality!
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Young Men, Grades 7 - 9:
The
Well-Mannered Young Man
During this six-week course,
students will:
· Learn
how to look their best through
personal style and grooming.
· Learn
how to speak with confidence by
learning the art of
conversation, public speaking
and proper introductions.
· Learn
how to be a gentleman, by being
a good sport, putting ladies
first and being considerate of
others.
· Learn
dining and dating etiquette.
· Learn
verbal and non-verbal
communication skills.
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Young Men, Grades 4 - 6:
The
Well-Mannered Young Man
During this six-week course,
students will:
· Learn
how to look their best through
personal style and grooming.
· Learn
how to speak with confidence by
learning the art of
conversation, public speaking
and proper introduction.
· Learn
how to be a gentleman, by being
a good sport, putting ladies
first and being considerate of
others.
·
Learn dining etiquette.
· Learn
verbal and non-verbal
communication skills.
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Youth, Grades 1 - 5: The
Well-Mannered Child
During this six-week course,
students will:
·
Learn social graces and everyday
manners.
·
Learn poise and posture, social
and dining etiquette.
· Learn
grooming, dressing, capsule
wardrobing, and verbal and
non-verbal communication skills.
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Children, Ages 4 - 7:
Modern Manners for Children
The course is broken down into
three sections to be taught in a
six-week period. The sessions
are:
·
ABCs of Meeting, Greeting and
Saying Goodbye.
·
The Little Things We Say and Do.
·
I,
II, III, Let's Eat.
The course will be taught using
an engaging and effective
teaching tool: Catherine the
Mannerly Cat (a registered
trademark of the
Protocol
School of
Washington).
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All Kids, Ages 3 - 93:
You've Got Manners Dining
Etiquette
See how dining etiquette can be
fun while learning simple,
manner-friendly tips.
·
Students will experience manners
from approaching the table to
polite exiting, and the subtle
details in between.
·
Having good table manners adds
smiles to any event, and gives a
confidence boost to anyone
seated at a dinner table.
This is a charming and
successful program that has
impressed both children and
their parents.
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