Wouldn’t life be easier if children were born with good manners? Alas, they are not! Good manners are learned through exposure and education. Many children in today’s fast food age either don’t know or dont think it’s important to practice proper etiquette.
It is clear that what used to be “good enough” isn’t anymore. The return to traditional values has brought about an increasing appreciation of good manners. With a strong emphasis on family and education, lessons in etiquette are now considered part of a child’s storehouse of skills.
The Etiquette Advantage® is pleased to present the following programs:
Teen Etiquette. Program includes: First Impressions, The First Meeting, Personal Qualities That Count, Employment and You, The Etiquette of Public Places, and Dating and You. For ages thirteen throuh sixteen. Enrollement fee: $225
Dining Skills for Teens. Program includes: Parties, The ABCs of Dining, and A Three Course Tutorial Dinner. For ages thirteen through sixteen. Enrollment fee: $150.
Children’s Etiquette. Program includes: First Impressions, The First Meeting, Personal Qualities That Count, and The Etiquette of Public Places. For ages eight through twelve. Enrollment fee: $225.
Dining Skills for Children. Three part program includes: Parties, The ABCs of Dining, and A Three Course Tutorial Dinner. For ages eight through twelve. Enrollment fee: $150.
The programs presented by The Etiquette Advantage® are designed to give young people a compeititve edge in life by providing quality education. In addition to learning valuable social skills, students gain self-confidence and poise.
Developed exclusively for young people, all programs are presented by Jane Hight McMurry, director of The Etiquette Advantage®, in a creative and exciting forum utilizing role playing exercises, goal setting objectives and team building skills. Class size is limited to ensure individual attention.
While no one is born with good manners, thay are obtainable, just like other necessary skills.
