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Dining
Programs
Confidence in social and dining situations frees one from worrying
about making mistakes. Everyone has experienced awkward moments
- dropping a fork on the floor and wondering whether to pick it
up or leave it there, or showing up at a party all dressed up while
everyone else is wearing jeans. Upon completion the program, students
will have gained the necessary skills to feel comfortable and self-assured
in social situations. These fun and informative programs include
role playing exercises and a workbook for each student to keep as
a reference guide.
An on-site tutorial luncheon or dinner will be served.
Some of the topics featured:
- Extended
and Receiving Invitations
- Duties
of Host/Hostess and Guest
- The ABC's
of Table Manners
- Proper
usage of Napkins, Silverwear, China and Crystal
- Proper
service of you and your guests
- How to
handle difficult foods
- Do's and
Don'ts of Dining
- Guidelines
for Tipping
- Thank
You Notes
The interactive
programs teach courtesy
and respect through role playing
exercises.
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Etiquette
for Today
Savvy Leadership Skills for Young Adults
Don't hide under the covers for this one. The objective of this
program is to provide you with leadership skills that you can use
now and for a lifetime. You will increase your confidence as you
develop positive attitudes towards learning and applying everyday
etiquette. This knowledge will give you many advantages to entering
adult life and the business arena in our global economy.
Learn the art of introductions and proper handshaking skills, the
new age of communications from cell phones to e-mails. Employment
and you...it takes more than a diploma.
Etiquette of Public places from fast food restaurants to Rock concerts.
Dating savvy...who asks whom and who pays?
First impressions...personal grooming, dress for the occasion and
more.
4 hour class ages 18-22
Teen Etiquette for Today
This is a fun, interactive program designed specifically for you,
addressing special situations where you might feel comfortable.
Polish the skills you have now plus teach valuable skills to increase
your confidence and self-esteem. Introductions, telephone etiquette,
etiquette of public places, first impressions, dating savvy,
dining skills.
4 hour class ages 13-17
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Everyday
Etiquette for Children
MAGIC WORDS - Please, May I, Excuse Me, Thank You, You're Welcome
FIRST MEETINGS - Introductions, Eye Contact, Remembering Names,
Shaking Hands
PERSONAL QUALITIES THAT COUNT
GIVING & ACCEPTING COMPLIMENTS - Practice Kindness - Writing
Thank-You Notes.
FYI - TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE - Your Voice - Telephone Courtesies
- Answering
Machines/Voice Mail - Do's and Don'ts
Party Savvy
HOW TO PLAN A PARTY - Permission From Parents - Budget - Type
of Party - Guests - Cleanup
SENDING INVITATIONS - Written vs. Phone Invitations - Accepting
and Declining - Responding to Invitations
GIVING AND RECEIVING GIFTS - Importance of Writing Thank You Notes
Dining
Skills
HOW TO SET A TABLE - Proper Napkin Use - American and Continental
Style of Eating - How to Eat Soup
HOW TO EAT VARIOUS FOODS - Asparagus, Bread, Butter, Spaghetti,
Fried
Chicken & More
TAKING YOUR SEAT- Posture at The Table - Excusing Yourself - When
to Start Eating - Toasting - Table Talk
Eating
Out
Fast Food - Buffet Meals - Fine Dining - Tipping
ages 7-12
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