Learn many important skills (communications, networking, dining, etc.). Particularly useful for professionals who have recently moved to the US.
Give me a call at: (703) 724-7492
Etiquette for business and social success…
A nineteenth-century editor in Boston once wrote:
“One knows the very nature of both man and woman by their actions at the table. One suddenly sees their innermost characters, their attitudes, their breeding, but above all, one knows whether one cares to spend another evening at table with them.”
For two people with a comparable level of education and professional skill, what often separates one from the other when it comes to success is their ability to connect with others, engage in conversation, and communicate their true potential to decision-makers—in other, words, their level of social skills.
The Benefits of Taking Etiquette Lessons
with The Hann School of Social Graces
Increase Self‑Confidence
Be Treated with Care & Attention
Gain Valuable Life Skills
Impress Without Stress
Courses are Available in Person and Group
Relocating to the United States?
The Hann School can teach you all about the unspoken rules of American culture and etiquette so you can be confident of making a good impression from Day One both personally and professionally! Get a head start: Sign up for 1-on-1 or group classes today!
When preparing for job interviews and formal dinners, most people feel overwhelmed and anxious. I teach etiquette courses so clients can be confident and make an amazing first impression.
– Sandra Hann
Can You Relate to These Etiquette Faux Pas?
Awkward Social Interactions
Uncomfortable Business Lunches
Confused about Which Utensils to Use
Unsure What to Say When Networking
You don’t have to dread unfamiliar situations or worry about being embarrassed.
Choose from these Etiquette Courses
So You’re Always Prepared
Business
Royal Finishing
Interested in learning the basics of etiquette? Sign up for our Introduction to Etiquette course.
Etiquette is NOT about Being Perfect
Etiquette is not about being stuffy, arrogant, or prim and proper. It’s not about your social class, your profession, or how rich or well-educated you are. It is about how you present yourself, how you behave, how you speak, how you treat others, and how you think.
Put Your Best
Self Forward
Be confident. Be comfortable in any situation. Shine among your peers.