The Girls Rule! Etiquette Imperative is designed for pre-kindergarden, primary, middle and high school aged young ladies.
This program provides an organized opportunity for discussion of the rules of etiquette in an age appropriate fun and engaging manner. Access to these esteem building, critical life skills help girls to successfully navigate social situations, enhance their communication skills and serve them well as they transition in to adulthood.
This customizable program which may be delivered in schools, churches and other youth serving organizations is delivered though fun, interactive excercises in order that the newly learned information becomes a replicable life skill. Take a sneak peek at our recent winter session!
A sampling of workshop topics include:
My First Tea Party
Visual Poise and Grace
Personal Grooming and Style
First Impressions
Communication and Presentations Skills
Social Graces
Table Manners
Peer Pressure and Sticky Situations
Skincare and Beauty
Interviewing 101
Etiquette for Prom and Formals
Upon successful completion of The Etiquette Imperative students receive a special certificate to celebrate their achievement.
The special young person in your life may participate in The Etiquette Imperative at our location or these life enriching coaching workshops may be customized to meet the needs of young ladies and gentlemen at your school or community organization as a year around program or as a workshop. Please email us or call us at (312) 479-0789 to learn more.
The Etiquette Imperative Class Schedule
2009 Sessions
March 7 (American Girl Place event)
Upcoming 2009 Sessions
The Etiquette Imperative (Pre-K - age 7)
August 22
The Etiquette Imperative for Teens
October 2009
Questions? Please email us or call us at (312) 479-0789.
“Possessing good manners helps children build confidence, increase self-esteem, improve communication skills, make friends, and create a positive impression on others.”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot."
Is there a correlation between etiquette and a girl's future
earning power?
ANSWER: Yes!
Three separate studies conducted by Harvard University, the Carnegie Foundation, and the Stanford Research Institute agree that "Success in getting, keeping, and advancing in a job depends 85% on people skills and only 15% on technical skills." So proper social skills including courtesy and respect may be the bottom line in determining a profitable future.
"This (The Etiquette Imperative) is a beautiful thing. It is such a blessing to see young ladies be excited about and successfully learn and demonstrate such poise and grace. You all keep doing what you are doing!"
Effie Rolfe, V103 /AM 1390 Gospel Radio Personality &
Mistress of Ceremony of 2007 Hat of Glove Tea
