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Our Programs
Manners matter at every age, in every
situation.
Courteous Kids
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(Ages
4 to 7) |
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Courteous Kids is a fun-filled, attention-grabbing
program for teaching etiquette to children
ages 4-7. The program empowers children
through age-appropriate activities that
bring good manners to life, building character
and self-esteem..
The three parts of Courteous Kids include:
- ABCs of Meeting, Greeting, and Saying
Goodbye
- Little Things We Say and Do
- 1, 2, 3, Let's Eat!
Children learn self-respect and respect
for others, kindness, and civility through
group activities and illustrated workbooks.
The goal is for children to learn what
they need and to practice what they learn.
This program is truly a gift to your child,
engendering confidence, poise, and self-esteem
that will last a lifetime.
Parental reinforcement and family involvement
is encouraged.
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Everyday Etiquette
for Children
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(Ages
8 to 12) |
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The purpose of this class is to teach
students that old-fashioned, traditional
values do have a place in modern-day society.
A foundation of good manners presents
students with an invaluable opportunity
to learn and practice leadership skills
that will last a lifetime.
Sample topics include:
- Social and Communication Skills
- Handshaking for All Ages
- Introductions Made Easy
- Self-Respect and Respect for Others
- Telephone Etiquette
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Dining Skills for
Children
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(Ages
8 to 12) |
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to feel comfortable and self-assured in
social situations. They will learn host
and guest duties, the ABCs of dining, the
American and Continental styles of dining,
the etiquette of dining out, and the importance
of a prompt thank-you note. When possible,
a tutorial lunch will be offered.
This program teaches courtesy and respect
through role-playing exercises and illustrated
workbooks.
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Teen Etiquette for
Today
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(Ages
13 to 17) |
| Continuing
to build confidence and self-assuredness,
these lessons will serve the student well
as he/she is introduced to academic interviews,
formal occasions, and employment. Topics
include introductions, telephone protocol,
common courtesies, etiquette in public places,
preparing for job interviews, public speaking,
and the importance of first impressions.
Students learn that the doors of opportunity
will open when good manners are practiced.
All students receive an illustrated workbook
to use and keep for future reference. |
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Dining Skills
for Teens
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(Ages
13 to 17) |
| This program
fosters character education and self-esteem
to empower the student through knowledge
of proper dining protocol. A knowledge of
etiquette gives teens many advantages as
they prepare for their adult years. In this
course, students learn social etiquette:
how to dine with ease and confidence, American
and Continental dining styles, host and
guest duties, and the impact of a prompt
thank-you note. Students receive an illustrated
workbook to consult whenever needed. A dining
tutorial will be offered when possible. |
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Professional Business
Savvy
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(Ages
18 to 22) |
| The Etiquette
Edge is key for today's young adults entering
the competitive, professional arena. Good
manners may not guarantee an interview,
a job, or a promotion, but lack of such
skills could jeopardize all of these. Upon
completion of this program, students will
be at ease as a guest or a host worldwide.
Students will learn how to make an entrance
and work the room, handshaking — the
ultimate greeting — and making proper
introductions. This course is ideal for
the young professional who knows that social
confidence is as much an asset as technical
knowledge. Students receive an illustrated
workbook to refer to when needed. |
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Professional
Dining Savvy
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(Ages
18 to 22) |
| This program
prepares students for the "dining"
interview and/or business luncheon or dinner.
Students will be comfortable and at ease
when faced with a multitude of silverware
and glassware choices, with napkin etiquette,
with toasting savvy, and with styles of
dining, both American and Continental. This
is a crucial course for those who plan on
entertaining clients or simply dining with
their peers. Students receive an illustrated
workbook for future reference. |
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Private Coaching
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(All
Ages) |
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intensive lessons or to brush up on your
etiquette skills, get quality coaching from
a certified etiquette consultant |
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