School for the Socially Awkward "The class they never taught you in school"

School for the Socially Awkward is a 6 week, fun and interactive class for adults who want to feel more confident connecting with others. Your registration includes all 6 Tuesday evening classes, from September 22 through October 27. Participants will learn ways to: navigate conversations, how to meet new people, build lasting relationships and become more confident in social situations. This class will cover the gaps school missed. We have male and female speakers~ 6 guests will share their unique expereinces, tips and techniques on the following topics: • Lesson 1 (Sept 22): Communication- how you express yourself and understand others, body language, tone, expressing yourself clearly, reading social cues. • Lesson 2 (Sept 29): Confidence- how to engage people and not get nervous, learn to advocate for yourself and set boundries. • Lesson 3 (Oct 6): Curious Conversationalist- asking questions and being genuinely interested in others, keeping a conversation going, listening, knowing what to say. • Lesson 4 (Oct 13): Character- kindness, integrity, empathy, responsibility and becoming someone others can trust. • Lesson 5 (Oct 20): Connections/Community- making lasting friends, including others, handling differences and the importance of community. • Lesson 6 (Oct 27): Courage- approaching someone new, speaking up, trying something outside of your comfort zone, handling rejection & initiating friendships What to expect 6:15–6:30 - Arrival, casual conversation 6:30-6:45 - Ice breakers 6:45–7:30 - Introduction to guest speaker and lesson 7:30–7:45 - Refreshment break 7:45–8:15 - Q&A time, discussions and practice 8:15–8:30 - Weekly homework/challenge (Notebooks, pens, and pencils will be provided) During the Q&A portion you can ASK US ANYTHING!! There are no stupid questions, such as: “How do you know when it's okay to join a conversation?” “How do I meet new people?” “How do you stop sounding nervous?” “How do I talk to someone when I don't know what to say?” "How do I talk to someone of the opposite sex?" Let's face it we're all a little weird but we don't have to be socially awkward too.