Politeness and sensitivity to others are not only the building blocks of good relationships, but also a crucial ingredient of later success in a career.

Hands on training will prepare your children with a full range of informative, interactive etiquette and dining programs developing leadership skills that last a lifetime.

Children, Teens, and Young Adults

A foundation of good manners give young people of all ages an opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills.

A Sample of the topics featured:

• Social and communication skills
• Self-respect and Respect for others
• Building Self-esteem and Confidence
• Handshaking and Introductions f or all ages

Confidence in party and dining situations frees one from worrying about making mistakes. Students learn to feel comfortable and self-assured in social situations.

A sample of the topics featured:

• Table Manners at Home and in Restaurants
• The ABCs of Dining
• Invitations and Replies
• Gift Etiquette and Thank-you notes

The programs are divided into age groups, ages 3 to 22. Each program is interactive and teaches courtesy and respect through role-playing exercise and illustrated workbooks. Professional Business Savvy and Professional Dining Savvy (ages 18-22) are geared to colleges, universities, sororities, fraternities, and job placement firms that cater to students.

You can enhance your position independently or within an organization as a value-added resource - a resource providing skills that are advantageous in situations where business may be promoted or conducted.

Please contact our certified consultants for additional information. Consultants will travel.

Gift certificates are an excellent means of providing management and protocol training to young adults, grandchildren, outstanding performers and star athletes. They are also good for birthday presents, employee rewards, employee recognition, or as rewards for outstanding sales results and customer service. Certificates are non-transferable.

…How To Be A Star Performer In The Business Arena

Competition in the business arena is fierce and companies are now looking for persons who can handle themselves at a trade show as well as in a business meeting or at the computer. Participants learn to "outclass the competition" with protocol intelligence — the ultimate business tool.

Elements of the seminars include:

• How to Make an Entrance and Work the Room • Introducing Yourself and Others • Responding to Introductions • Handshaking – The Ultimate Greeting
• Forms of Address • Eye Contact • Body Language • How to Remember Names • Conversation Skills – Business Meeting Protocol • Business Card Protocol • International Gestures • Strategic Dos and Don’ts and much more.

…How To Feel Comfortable in Any Dining Situation

A business meeting is oftentimes conducted over a meal and many men and women find themselves grappling with the decision of which fork or knife to use instead of concentrating on the business at hand. Gain the assurance and self-confidence needed to conduct business over an elaborate meal during this comprehensive dining seminar.

Elements of the seminars include:

• Effective Business Entertaining • Host, Hostess, and Guest Duties • Silverware Savvy • Navigating the Place Setting • Body Language at the Table • Handling Accidents • Napkin Etiquette • Seating Etiquette • Eating Various Foods • Toasting • Forms of Service
• Table Conversation • American and Continental Styles of Eating • The Dos and Don'ts of Dining.

…How To Become A World-Class Competitor In The International Arena

In order to establish a relationship that will foster goodwill, knowledge of international protocol is indispensable in today's global economy. Going Global is an interactive discussion of cultural traditions, expectations, and needs of international executives coupled with an array of practical tips on cross-cultural communication.

Elements of the seminars include:

• Pre-Meeting Strategy • Rank and Status • Forms of Address • Business Introductions • Eye Contact • Handshaking Customs • Communication Styles
• Body Language • Impress Clients and Counterparts by Knowing Their Culture • International Gestures • High-and-Low Context Cultures • Effective Gift Giving
• Corporate Culture and Clothing.

Coaching is private, confidential, convenient and customized. Clients can save valuable time, feel at ease, and can focus on specialized aspects of training. For the client's convenience, coaching may be provided at the client's office