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AP Etiquette for High School

Co-ed Etiquette class for grades 10-12


AP Etiquette is an entertaining and educational program to help the motivated student develop dynamic people and social skills necessary for a successful transition into college. This ten-week program teaches communications and general social guidelines, interview, wardrobe, finance, dining and dating. The program concludes with a night at the theatre and a six-course instructional dinner where the students have an opportunity to utilize their newly acquired skills.

Two of the classes is mother/daughter or father/son and parents also attend the last session to review the topics so they can reinforce the lessons at home. The students receive graduation certificates and comprehensive personalized binders with the course material.
This class tuition is $325.  Registration fee is $25.

Course Brochures

To request a current brochure, please telephone us at 208-631-0576 or email at info@socialessence.com

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Class One: Communications Guidelines

Introductions - Remembering Names - Handshakes and Eye Contact - Successful Conversation - Mastering the Telephone - Body Language

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Class Two: General Social

Theatre protocol – The Great Host/Guest – Invitations, Thank You Notes, Correspondence


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Class Three: College and Job Interviews

Dress the Part - Do Your Homework - Body Language - The Entrance - The Interview - Thank You Letters


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Class Four: Dining Skills

Navigate the Place Setting - Silverware Savvy - Eating Various Foods - Styles of Eating

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Class Five: Wardrobe (Parent/Student)

Weekend Wear – Casual – Semi Formal – Black Tie (Guest Wardrobe Consultant)

 

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Class Six: Respect and Courtesy

What Guys Like in Gals – What Gals Like in Guys

 

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Class Seven: Introduction to Finance (Parent/Student)

Budgeting - Savings vs. Investing – College Loans

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Class Eight: Formal Dinner

Six-course Instructional Dinner

 

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Class Nine: At the Theatre

Local Broadway Performance at the Morrison Center

 

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Class Ten: Graduation

Parent/Student Review - Personal Binders and Graduation Certificates Awarded