“Modern Etiquette” programme
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- An introduction to etiquette and its history.
- Meeting people, greetings and goodbyes. Forms of address. Who introduces whom?
- Polite thanks, requests, apologies and compliments.
- Mobile phone and digital etiquette.
- Family etiquette. Communication with family and friends. School etiquette.
- Cutlery, tableware and table-setting items.
- Setting the table. Place settings.
- Dining etiquette: what to eat and how, with which utensils. A practical game.
- The secrets of English afternoon tea
- Social etiquette. Habits that spoil your image.
- Verbal communication.
- Elegant manners, poses and movements.
- Manners indoors, in a car, on stairs and in a lift.
- Courtesies prescribed by etiquette.
- Preparing invitations.
- Welcoming guests.
- The responsibilities of hosts and guests.
- Gift-giving etiquette.
- Behaviour in public places: theatres, cinemas, museums and exhibitions.
- Travel etiquette.
- Public speaking.
Click “+” to see the full lesson programme
- An introduction to etiquette and its history.
- Meeting people, greetings and goodbyes. Forms of address. Who introduces whom?
- Polite thanks, requests, apologies and compliments.
- Mobile phone and digital etiquette.
- Family etiquette. Communication with family and friends. School etiquette.
- Cutlery, tableware and table-setting items.
- Setting the table. Place settings.
- Dining etiquette: what to eat and how, with which utensils. A practical game.
- The secrets of English afternoon tea
- Social etiquette. Habits that spoil your image.
- Verbal communication.
- Elegant manners, poses and movements.
- Manners indoors, in a car, on stairs and in a lift.
- Courtesies prescribed by etiquette.
- Preparing invitations.
- Welcoming guests.
- The responsibilities of hosts and guests.
- Gift-giving etiquette.
- Behaviour in public places: theatres, cinemas, museums and exhibitions.
- Travel etiquette.
- Public speaking.
after
completing the course
Your child will learn to meet people, greet and introduce themselves correctly, give polite thanks, apologise and offer compliments.
They will master communication with family and friends, and school etiquette.
They will know dining and restaurant etiquette: what to eat, how to eat it and which utensils and tableware to use. They will learn to converse at the table.
They will master the elegant manners of ladies and gentlemen.
They will shine through their manners in public places: cinemas, theatres, museums and exhibitions.
They will become kinder and more generous, treating family members and others with greater respect.
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