At Etiquette Matters, people learn that they gain respect by the way they treat others, and that sets them up for successful interactions in all kinds of settings. We help people to:
Comfortably handle social situations and interactions with people.
Develop attitudes that are conducive to learning and collaboration
Promote qualities that develop character and leadership abilities.
The Importance of Etiquette in Today’s World
Etiquette is more than just manners. We empower people, whether they are five or seventy-five, to move confidently react and respond to formal and informal social settings with ease and grace, and act appropriately in virtually any situation.
With an enhanced global marketplace, emerging technologies like digital and social media, and an ever-changing international political climate, our world needs enhanced inter-personal skills and civility more than ever. The lack of civility and cross-cultural understanding in schools and businesses has also served as the impetus for parents and business executives to invest in their children’s and/or employees’ personal leadership skills to enhance manners, professional development and to treat others with dignity and respect.
“My passion is to equip people from all walks of life with the skills necessary to build social capital. My clients confidently evaluate and respond to business and social environments—whether formal or informal—with grace and ease.”
Etiquette Matters exists to equip people of all ages with social skills needed to succeed both personally and professionally, and be able to handle themselves with confidence, poise, self-respect and gain competitive advantage.
Whether you’re interacting in the boardroom, online or abroad, effective soft skills will make the biggest impact in your relationship building success. You’ll gain knowledge to help you prepare for interactions with colleagues.
Students will learn that practicing good manners should be a way of life. Poise and self-confidence help young people feel good about themselves. The child with a healthy self-esteem will become the adult with a positive sense of self.
While email and social media are the heart of our communication in the U.S., it’s essential to be aware of how your online personality comes across to others. Online behavior leaves more than a lasting impression.
Etiquette Classes Offered
“My passion is to equip people from all walks of life with the skills necessary to build social capital. My clients confidently evaluate and respond to business and social environments—whether formal or informal—with grace and ease.”
When people don’t have the social skills they need for successful interpersonal relationships they tend to experience more drama, conflict and stress in their lives.
More struggles with relationships.
Ill prepared to contribute to society.
Lack respect for self and others.
Passed by for jobs and promotions.
Get Kim’s free tips that will help you teach your children the soft skills they need to navigate through life:
“The 10 Soft Skills Your Kids Can take From the Playground to the Boardroom”
