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250 Etiquette Questions and Answers by E-mail
"Ms. Newfield, I received the final Personal Best Etiquette email today and was moved by your message. Over the last year, I have enjoyed the daily tips and feel that this extra, added value service of your program has been quite beneficial for me to maintain some of the lessons we learned during your session. Thank you so much. I send my best wishes for your continued success."
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Our daily etiquette "Questions and Answers" emails, are the perfect informational tools for professionals who already teach etiquette, for those individuals who want to teach etiquette and for individuals who desire more confidence in an everyday setting. During our etiquette seminars, participants submit questions about any of the topics we teach such as Dining, Networking, Professional Dress, Correspondence, E-mail Etiquette, etc. Two hundred fifty (250) of these most asked Questions and Answers are shared with you. Our etiquette e-mails appear Monday through Friday for one calendar year. For your convenience, The American School of Protocol® accepts Visa, Master Card and Discover.
One Year Subscription $59.95
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Topics covered are:
- Self-Presentation Skills
- Telephone Skills
- E-mail and Internet Protocol
- Thank You Notes
- Professional Dress for Women
- Professional Dress for Men
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- Office Protocol
- Networking Skills
- Dining
- Business Lunch
- Social Etiquette
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"I want to thank you for the delightful year of receiving your etiquette e-mail messages! I looked forward to turning on my computer every morning and finding your "Question of the day."
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Instructional Videos
If you are already teaching etiquette, thinking about teaching etiquette, or simply want to know more about dining, then our instructional videos are a "must have" for you.
Filmed at The Ritz Carlton, Atlanta, with actors and actresses, these outstanding tools for learning dining skills will help make anyone feel more comfortable whether you are eating at McDonald's or a pricey five star dining facility. (For starters -- both provide napkins -- you just use them differently.)
Dining Skills
for the 21st Century
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This 27-minute video depicts 5 humorous vignettes that happen on a daily basis in restaurants everywhere. Help your students identify all the mistakes they see as you take them through "their space" at the table. Laugh and learn as Peggy Newfield teaches dining skills in an inexpensive, medium priced and upscale restaurant. This video is appropriate for executives, high schools, colleges, and new hires. On a scale of 1 to 10, "Dining Skills For the 21st Century" continues to receive 10++.
This video contains:
- Place settings for casual, medium-priced, and expensive restaurants
- Appropriate utensils for each course
- Continental and Zig-Zag dining styles
- Letting the waiter know you are finished
- Cell phones at the table
- Which bread plate is yours
- Appropriate conversation topics
"I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your DVD on Dining Skills For the 21st Century! It is a wonderful learning tool & I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to project a good image."
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Dining & Social Skills
for Business
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Our very first teaching video, "Dining and Social Skills for Business", takes you through 20 true/false questions on dining and networking.
Participants will learn step-by-step tips for handling receptions and meals.
After viewing this 47-minute video, high school students will feel confident approaching Junior/Senior Prom.
For college graduates, this video is just as important as a well-worded resume. As part of the interviewing process, many companies take candidates out for lunch or dinner.
This video can be found in high schools, colleges and public libraries around the United States.
Suitable for all levels of business, the video continues to receive a 9+ on a scale of 1-10.
This video contains:
- Rules of introductions
- Shaking hands effectively
- Creating favorable first impressions
- How to handle dull receptions and boring cocktail parties
- Learning about your space at the table
- Soup 101, made easy
- Toasting and tipping
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