Business Manners and Etiquette

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Business Etiquette Seminars from Experts


Oldest etiquette consultancy in Toronto

Welcome to the oldest etiquette consultancy in Toronto, where all the seminars are custom designed for you. Whether it is business protocol, international etiquette, elegant appearance, formal dining or the social graces, I will help you and your staff shine in any situation.

Kidiquette

Teen Etiquette

Adult Etiquette

Meals & Manners
A three-hour session for larger groups, at least ten persons.
Includes three course lunch or dinner.
Please call 416-971-9754 to discuss.

Put your best foot forward, every time…

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Seminars: June – August, 2025

Kidiquette

Age: 9 to 12  Time: 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Friday, June 6one spot left

Sunday, June 8one spot left

Saturday, June 21full

Sunday, July 20

Price: $50 for one student; $80 for two students, $100 for three

Teen etiquette workshop

Age: 13 to 17 Time: 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.

Saturday, July 193 spots left

Saturday, June 7

Sunday, June 22

Saturday, July 193 spots left

Includes: three-course lunch, a ten-page workbook and a quiz

Price: $175; $295 for two students, $350 for three, same family

Adult etiquette workshop

Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday, June 1full

Saturday, June 28three spots left

Sunday, August 3

Otherwise, mostly private sessions

Includes: three-course lunch, an 11-page workbook and a quiz

Price: $295, $450 for two persons, $550 for three, $600 for four;

University students: $175;

Address: 100 Dowling Avenue, Toronto

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Business Manners and Etiquette - Business Etiquette Seminars from Experts- Etiquette rules of the past

Etiquette rules of the past:

Here are some etiquette rules of the past. How many of these do you follow? How many could you implement to be a more ‘proper’ person?  1. Don’t say “what?” — say “pardon me?” instead.  2. Men always walk on the street side of the sidewalk to protect women from splashes.  3. Never wear a […]

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