Teen's Etiquette Holiday Program: In-Person Group Ballarat

We are delighted to present a unique opportunity for your child to develop essential life skills through our online group program. Designed with young learners in mind, this engaging program empowers self-confidence and polished social, communication and dining skills that will set them up by adding powerful abilities to their personal development toolbox. In this two-hour in-person group program , your child will gain valuable insights into the following subjects: 1.0 Social Smarts - One-Hour Program Students will be provided with self-confidence-building activities and helped to expand emotional intelligence through understanding first impressions, body language, conversations and polished presentations. Timing: 30 minutes. 2.0 Dining Decorum - One-Hour Program Students will learn how to navigate the table and use their manners at mealtimes. They will learn how to set a place setting, understand that manners matter, and how to use all dinnerware, resulting in sharpened dining skills. Timing: 30 minutes 3.0 Certificate Presentation Once your teen earns their digital certificate, they can proudly add it to their personal portfolio — a fantastic early milestone to highlight their dedication to personal development. How does ticketing work? Please note that tickets are priced per child, so a separate ticket purchase is required for each child attending. Where is this event held? Ballarat Library - 178 Doveton St N, Ballarat Central VIC 3350 As a beginner, is this event suitable for my child? Beginners are welcome, and we hope that you enjoy the event.  What age does my child need to be to attend the course? Children from 13 -16 years of age. Event pricing. Pricing will be set in AUD - Australian dollars. Where are my course emails? And will I be notified about the course before it starts? Please check your spam or other folders that your email account might have forwarded to. We send a series of emails via Humanitix every week leading up to the event. Your Host: Elizabeth Soos, founder of Auersmont School of Etiquette and Protocol in Australia.