Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts

Thursday, May 5, 2016

Celebrating Moms

Chivalry is not dead. 


Don't forget to do something for all the ladies in your life! Here are a few ideas:

    • Stand when your mom and or a lady walks in the room
    • Stand when a lady leaves the dining table
    • Hold the door for all ladies
    • Open the car door for all ladies
    • Write a handwritten note to a lady in your life
    • Give up your seat to a lady if there is only standing room
    • Invite a lady to dance (especially a Mom)

Check out this link for more gentlemen inspirations from "Good Guy Swag" in their article, "21 Lost Gentleman Traditions That Still Apply Today"


Not all girls grow up to be ladies. Not all boys grow up to be gentlemen. The world needs more ladies and gentlemen. 

June 20 - 24, 2016 the Etiquette and Leadership Institute would like to certify you to have the skills and tools to provide the world with more outstanding, polite, and confident young people. We kindly invite you to attend the Etiquette and Leadership Institute Train to Be a Children's Etiquette, Manners, Leadership, and Character/Coach Consultant. For more information please call April McLean, Communications Director 888.769.5150. Visit etiquetteleadership.com

Friday, February 26, 2016

Oh, the Places You'll Go!


Etiquette is not just for 5th graders anymore...


Take Dr. Seuss's advice and join us!

Training Dates: June 20-24, 2016

The investment is five days of training and $5,800.00 (U.S.D.), effectively through 2016. Prior to March 1st, there is a 15% reduction in tuition bringing the enrollment tuition to $4930.00 (U.S.D.)

For more information and to register, please contact: 

April McLean

etiquetteleaadership.com

706.207.6286

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These are just a few of the topics included during the 5 days of training:
  • Dining Etiquette
  • Business Etiquette
  • Children's Etiquette
  • Meetings and conferences
  • Titles and forms of address
  • Image and attire
  • Presentation skills
  • Networking
  • Administrative tools (invitations, menu cards, place cards, etc.)
  • Etiquette in public places
  • Writing thank you notes
  • Customer service
  • Flags and logos
  • And so much more!

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Oh, the Places You'll Go!



Join us in providing leadership development one person at a time. Manners will take you around the world!

Remember, Read Across America Day is on Dr. Seuss's Birthday,

March 2, 2016