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Category Archive for: ‘ASP Children’s Training Graduates’

Congrats to our 2012 FALL Graduates! 0

2012 August Corporate Graduates

HATS OFF to our 2012 August Corporate Etiquette Certification and October Children’s Etiquette Certification Graduates!

2012 October Children's Etiquette Graduates

 Ana Tajuelo – Quebec, Canada, Ariana Kumpis – Miami, FL*, Barbara Gaines – Fort Washington, MD*, Candace Smith – Orange, CA, Candis Duecker – Platte City, MO*, Debbie Cipolla – Hope Valley, RI*, Eda Engin – Istanbul, Turkey, Glema Gordon – Anthony, FL, J. Elliot Williams – American Canyon, CA, Jean Bissell – West Lake Hills, TX, Karen Bowles – Fork Union, VA*, LaVonne Mason – Austin, TX*, Loleni Opanga – Columbus, OH*, Nancy Smith – Birmingham, AL*, Rebecca Murphy – Austin, TX, Susan DeMay – Itasca, IL*, Treva Medbery – Birmingham, AL, Wisetta Dolsey – Oak Park, MI

*Indicates Dual Certification (Children Etiquette Certification and Corporate Etiquette Certification)

 

Posted on: 10-30-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, ASP Corporate Training Graduates, Blog, In the News

Congratulations Class of July 2012! 0

As we take some time to catch up on our posts, we would like to congratulate our recent graduates.

Our July Children’s Etiquette Certification class was an exciting one. Eleven fabulous women came to Atlanta seeking certification to teach etiquette to children. They left The American School of Protocol® with tons of information and ideas for their new businesses. We can’t wait to see what they do next!

Children's Etiquette Certification July 2012

Our newest etiquette “sisters” are:

  • Candace Smith – Orange, CA
  • Charlene Bleakley – Marina Del Rey, CA
  • Carmen E. Rivera – Staten Island, NY
  • Robin Bulatao – Southlake, TX
  • Candis Duecker – Platte City, MO
  • Patricia Rossel – League City, TX
  • Barbara Flowers – St. Joseph, MI
  • Karla Redditte – Huntsville, AL
  • Lisa Lutz – Camarillo, CA
  • Ruth Richardson – Columbia, TN
  • Christine Wolf – Tomah, WI

We wish each of them much success. As we know, teaching this important information is so rewarding. For we are not just teaching, we are making a difference in a child’s life.

Congratulations, ladies!

 

Posted on: 10-15-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates

Congratulations to our 2012 3-Day Etiquette Certification Graduates 0

The American School of Protocol®’s  June 8 – 10 weekend Children’s Etiquette Certification workshop in Atlanta, GA was a huge success.  During this training we focus on relationship-building with a parent and child.  As a teacher, mentor and role model, our responsibilities to our students are enormous and every small detail is included. If you are a motivated self-starter this certification option may be for you.

Our Next 3-Day Children’s Etiquette Certification Training workshop is November 16 – 18, 2012 in Atlanta, GA.  To learn more about this program click here!

Posted on: 06-20-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, Blog, Children

A Hands on Learning Experience at Paces Paper 0

During our Etiquette Certification Courses, we devote a whole section of our training manual to Correspondence.  We instruct our trainees not only how to communicate with their clients, but also on how to choose correspondence stationery that correlates with their business.

We have to give a big  thank you to Paces Paper, located in Atlanta, GA for allowing The American School of Protocol® to have a truly hands on learning experience.  Jackie Garson Howard, owner of Paces Paper, educated the participants on stationery and captivated everyone with the beautiful styles of crane paper that are available.  

Deciding on paper texture, size, color and fonts that will represent an individual and their business can often be challenging.  At Paces Paper, Jackie gave her expert advice.  She laid the ground work for where to begin and what to stay away from.

Correspondence cards and stationery can leave a lasting impression.  Taking the time to invest and find a stand out stationery is 100% worth it!!

 

Posted on: 05-2-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, ASP Corporate Training Graduates, Blog

Becoming a Certified Etiquette Consultant at ASP 0

“It has been a tremendous honor to study under Peggy Newfield.  She is a perfectionist in all that she does, providing her students with excellent, current, precise and thorough information.  Ms. Newfield’s delivery is truly incredible. A role model for every professional.”

“The Training at the American School of Protocol greatly exceed my expectations.  I am awed by Peggy’s wealth of knowledge and her willingness to share information.”

“Having completed both the Children’s Train the Trainer Certification and the Corporate Etiquette Certification programs, I feel prepared to teach any and all types of clients.  The material is very thorough and Ms. Newfield’s experiences and wealth of knowledge is invaluable.”

“I highly enjoyed the week long Corporate Training program.  I have no regrets for the amount of time spent with Peggy and the cost for attending the Corporate Etiquette Training.  The information provided in the manuals is useful and will be a great asset for me while I am developing my business.”

“I am just in awe of the class content and ‘hands on’ training that I received.  There aren’t enough words to express this wonderful training.”

“Having been through both the Children’s Training Program and Corporate Etiquette Certification, I have nothing but kudos for both!  The information and the process for both was well thought out and well taught.”

Posted on: 04-20-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, ASP Corporate Training Graduates, Blog, Children

The Value of a Hands On Approach 0

The American School of Protocol® is an extraordinary Etiquette Training Company.  During the 5-Day Train the Trainer program, each trainee is provided the unique opportunity to watch Peggy teach and mesmerize the children as well as gain an actual experience through teaching children etiquette daily.

This valuable training technique not only affords the Trainees a chance to use their new found knowledge immediately, it also creates an excitement and confidence within them.  Trainees realized that their dreams of owning their own business are not just a possibility, but a reality.

Andrea Ribeiro

Peabody, MA

Posted on: 04-10-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, Blog, Children

Corporate Etiquette Training vs. Children’s Etiquette Training 0

Why both are beneficial to your business

Thank you so much for the valuable information I received during the Children’s Train the Trainer Program.  I participated in the Corporate class first under the assumption I did not need the children’s Training.  Boy was I wrong.

The children’s course was so informative as to business start-up procedures, interacting with young people, how to form classes and what to teach.

I cannot say enough about the manuals. I was amazed that every topic is covered!  The individual Break-out Sessions were fantastic.  There were areas where more one-on-one attention took place and even more instruction was given.  The session with Mary Donne, ASP’s Corporate Attorney answered my questions pertaining to the business side of forming my company.

I am very glad I took both classes and I have no regrets in the order in which I took them.

Corporate Training taught me how to be Professional, The Children’s Training taught me how to teach.

Thomas White

Ridgeley, WV

Posted on: 03-27-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, ASP Corporate Training Graduates, Blog, Children

Social Networking , No Problem 0

Thanks to the Social Media Class that I participated in during my Etiquette Certification at The America School of Protocol®, I longer doubt whether I can use social networking to help build my business.

Jessica Young’s social media presentation was outstanding and it relieved my fear and skepticism of social media networking.  Her PowerPoint presentation on “Social Media for Business” was informative, educational and research-based regarding the following free networks on the web: LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.

 

After being apprised of the aforementioned networks, I was convinced that LinkedIn and Facebook would be a good zero-cost marketing strategy for my newly created Etiquette School for Success.

LaVonne Mason, TX

Posted on: 03-14-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, Blog

Our Dining Education during my Etiquette Certification Training 0

Being able to watch Peggy conduct the dining portion of the children’s etiquette program each day gave me the opportunity to see a live re-enactment of all of the dining do’s and don’ts learned in our manuals.  Each day we witnessed the children discovering new utensils and styles of dining while working through different courses

The small group session we had with Dolores near the end of the week was especially useful.  There we had to remember and put into use all of the skills we had learned throughout the week. Each of us had a chance to teach one of the dining lessons to our fellow etiquette trainees.  This hands-on experience tested our recall abilities, confidence, and knowledge base. It was a great way to put together everything we had learned so far. Dolores was more than helpful along the way!

Parmida Barezpour, Canada

Posted on: 03-12-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, Blog, Children, Dining

Meet our Graduate, Peggy Patrick 0

Let’s face it, most children view etiquette as a boring drudgery and it is probably because of the way most people teach the subject.  In this day and age, families dining together in their home can be virtually non-existent in a child’s life. It is refreshing to see someone of Ms. Newfield’s caliber introduce children to not only manners and etiquette at the table, but also the art of interesting conversation.

During our three hour dinner with the students, I was amazed at how adult the children conducted themselves. The children we worked with quickly blossomed before our eyes.  They were glowing with pride and happiness when the class was over.  As a future Children’s Etiquette Trainer, I feel extremely fortunate to be able to learn Peggy’s style of teaching and to have had the opportunity to work with her amazing staff as well!

Peggy Patrick

Dunedin, FL

Posted on: 03-5-2012
Posted in: ASP Children's Training Graduates, Blog, Children
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