Etiquette seminarThere is no doubt that both in business and in private life it is that much easier to get ahead if you know how to behave appropriately. In addition, it is simply a pleasant feeling to know that you can move among others freely and confidently. The three-part series of seminars on matters of etiquette will give you a solid theoretical base, and participants will experience numerous practical exercises during the course. Business etiquetteBe it a job interview or a lunch meeting with a new business partner: it is almost always the first impression that decides whether a meeting will be a success or a failure. How can you influence these moments? Learn the most important rules that will enable you to achieve greater success in these deciding seconds in your life. Social interactions and behaviourWhat is it that the French call "esprit de sonduite"? How do some people manage to appear more agreeable and more competent than others? To achieve a good impression, your appearance and behaviour must be appropriate at the very first glance. This applies in private life, and even more so in formal business meetings. Modern table mannersTable manners are subject to change over time. But which table manners are really acceptable today, and what is simply crusty and old-fashioned? How should a guest behave at a festive table, and can he interpret the signs given by the cutlery and glasses provided? The role of the host often appears to be a simple one. In reality, every occasion requires a great deal of preparation and planning. Current etiquette seminarsSearch form or search result will be displayed here. | At a glance Part 1: Business etiquette - The first impression - Distance zones between people
- Small talk versus big talk - Dress code
- The roles of "guest'" and "host"
Taking part Participants: Winemakers, restaurateurs and interested novices
Dates: see below always from 6p.m. to 9p.m.
Seminar fee: 59,00 € (per seminar)
Your partner at IWI
Ellen Gatzmaga
Tel. +49 2641 912 45 91 Fax. +49 2641 912 45 92 E-Mail: egatzmaga@iwi-edu.de |











