Train To Be a Corporate Etiquette and
International Protocol Consultant^ฎ Certification

Pamela Eyring, Director of The Protocol School of Washington^ฎ, and leading experts bring more than a century of experience to the training.  You will learn to present up-to-date, dynamic seminars and briefings on business etiquette, international protocol, and dining skills.  Independent consultants can become part of this fast-growing, for-profit industry.  Corporate trainers and protocol officers will raise the bar within their organizations by integrating the school's quality curriculum with existing programs.  The Protocol School of Washington^®'s scripts, CD-ROMs, and illustrated workbooks are geared to the needs of today's business arena.  The training and interactive support materials will empower you to thrive in the etiquette and protocol profession.

You can enhance your position independently or within an organization as a value-added resource — a resource providing the skills that are advantageous in situations where business may be promoted or conducted.

Graduates of The Protocol School of Washington^® enjoy ongoing  support and privileged advice free of charge indefinitely.  Your success is our success.

Graduates located in the United States and Canada work as independent consultants or as employees at major corporations, federal and state governments, the Armed Services and universities and colleges.  International graduates are located in 42 countries and work as private consultants or as government and corporate employees.  Providing the highest-quality programs available, many graduates are featured on major television networks and radio, and in publications worldwide.

There are no development costs, no inventory for you to purchase up front and no monthly franchise royalties. You will be certified and licensed  to present The Protocol School of Washington^ฎ's curriculum. Authorization and permission to reprint the workbooks and support material is granted to each graduate.

Corporate Etiquette and International Protocol
Seminars and Briefings

Elements of the seminars include:
How to Make an Entrance and Work a Room • Handshaking — The Ultimate Greeting • Handshaking Internationally • Introducing Yourself and Others • Responding to Introductions • How to Remember Names • Business Cards • Communication Styles • Conversation Skills • International Gestures • Corporate Gift Giving • Premeeting Strategies • Rank and Status • A Basic Guide to High-and-Low Context Cultures • Strategic Dos and Don'ts and much more.

The Dining Seminars

Elements of the seminars include:
Business Entertaining • Host and Guest Duties • Silverware Savvy • Napkins • The Silent Service Code • American and Continental Styles of Eating • Forms of Service • Toasting • Eating Various Foods • Dining Dos and Don'ts and much more.

Your Benefits

• There are no development costs, no inventory for you to purchase up front and no monthly franchise royalties.
   

• Information-packed days with an acknowledged expert in etiquette, protocol, and dining.  Dorothea Johnson not only knows her subject inside out, she sincerely cares about your success.
   

• A team of experts who are leaders in their respective professions.
   

• Comprehensive manuals to use during the training and afterward as valuable guides.
   

• Step-by-step guidelines to presenting seminars, briefings, and dining tutorials.
   

• Valuable insight into personal and corporate promotion and visibility.
   

• Speakers Training Camp is packed with dynamic exercises to make you a more confident and persuasive etiquette and protocol specialist.

• Graduates of The Protocol School of Washington^ฎ are certified and licensed to reprint the schools copyrighted workbooks and support  materials.
   

• Graduates of The Protocol School of Washington^ฎ  are notified promptly of newly developed materials and updates to existing materials.
   

Join more than 2,100 men and women trained and certified by The Protocol School of Washington^® and present your own informative and profitable seminars and briefings.

Train To Be a Corporate Etiquette 
and International Protocol Consultant 
February 2008

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