Etiquette & Manners
Greetings, introductions, table manners, and respectful behavior.
Program Overview
Skill-building for ages 8-18.
Students learn through hands-on classes, mentorship, community service, guided practice, discussion, role-play, and real-life examples that make etiquette practical and memorable.
What Students Will Learn
Program Focus Areas
Communication Skills
Clear speaking, listening, eye contact, and public speaking.
Character & Respect
Honesty, kindness, responsibility, and respect for self and others.
Professional Presentation
Posture, grooming, dress, and first impressions.
Leadership Development
Taking initiative, working with others, and becoming a positive example.
Mentorship & Service
Adult guidance, encouragement, and community service.
Hands-On Practice
Etiquette students can use in real settings.
Students practice greetings, table manners, respectful conversation, posture, and presentation so they feel prepared before important moments arrive.
Dining Etiquette
Formal dining lessons help students learn place settings, table conduct, conversation, and confident event readiness.
8-Session Program Overview
A clear path from first impressions to recognition.
- Introduction to Etiquette and Respect
- Greetings, Introductions, and First Impressions
- Communication and Public Speaking
- Table Manners and Dining Etiquette
- Character, Honesty, and Leadership
- Professional Appearance and Presentation
- Community Service and Giving Back
- Graduation and Recognition Event
Learning Path
Built to meet students where they are.
Foundational manners, respectful speech, introductions, listening habits, table basics, and confidence-building practice.
Public presentation, leadership behavior, formal event readiness, personal image, communication choices, and peer respect.
Interview preparation, professional presence, workplace expectations, mature communication, and community leadership.