Manners for Minis Ages 4 to 7 Four 90-minutes sessions Fifth session tea party A fun age-appropriate way to learn manners through puppet shows, table manners, birthday party manners, place settings, thank you notes, songs, games, workbooks, and hands-on activities. Advanced Etiquette for Girls Ages 8 to 11 Five two-hour sessions Offers a young ladies tea, teaches writing thank you notes, telephone manners, table manners, formal place settings, introductions and greetings, and conversation skills through interactive training, workbooks, and arts and crafts. Advanced Etiquette for Boys Ages 8 to 11 Five two-hour sessions A very interactive way for young men to learn manners featuring game day and learning sports manners, greetings and introductions, conversation skills, telephone manners, thank you notes, table manners, and formal place settings. Classy Teens For Young Ladies Five 90-minute sessions The teen years can be defining for young people and it is a time that comes under the most scrutiny and criticism. These classes focus on character for life (not celebrity), proper ways to sit and walk, dressing with modesty, RSVP manners, conversation skills, party manners, serving at teas and parties, writing thank you notes, etc. Classy Teens For Young Men Five 90-minute sessions A Gentleman or a Godzilla? These sessions focus on character for life, grooming and dress, RSVP manners, male manners that matter, greetings, introductions and conversations, how to treat girls, hat and cap manners, opening doors, etc. Adults Programs are designed to fit the needs of local businesses including department stores and other retail, restaurants, and service industries. One way to make your business stand above the rest is the service provided by your employees. As a consumer, one of the most frustrating, yet common, occurrences is when you ask a sales associate a question and you don't get a satisfactory answer either because they don't want to take the time to deal with you, or they don't know how. There is nothing more aggravating than to ask a question of a sales associate and they send you to another department instead of trying to help you get the answer. Another example is when you are dining at a restaurant and the service staff has never been taught how to serve or handle guests. I can help your business overcome these issues. Melanie's presentation is spot-on, and the topic is presented in a way that reminds all of us what etiquette should be, in a fun and interactive manner. I would recommend her to any group! - Paula Barnes, Association of Legal Administrators