Train the Trainer
Grade One of the world's most extensive etiquette and protocol training
Class of July-December 2024
Will you be joining us?
Six examined modules plus one bonus module
How to use your online classroom
Course schedule
Course schedule info
Private coaching
Terms, conditions and rules of the online classroom
Definitions of manners, etiquette and protocol
A short history of etiquette
Grade One manual
What etiquette means to us today
How much do you already know?
Catch-up webinar best practice
How to talk about your studies
Course certificate (preview)
Our approach to teaching etiquette and protocol
Course benefits
Module 1: Further reading list
Module 3: Further reading list
Module 4: Further reading list
Module 5: Further reading list
Module 6: Further reading list
Welcome webinar (replay)
Module 1 webinar (replay)
Module 2 webinar (replay)
Module 3 webinar (1 of 2 replay)
Module 3: catch-up webinar (2 of 2 replay)
Module 3: catch-up webinar (2 of 2)
Module 4: catch-up webinar (1 of 2 replay)
Module 4: catch-up webinar (2 of 2 replay)
Module 5: catch-up webinar
Module 6: catch-up webinar (1 of 2 replay)
Module 6: catch-up webinar (2 of 2 replay)
Why are first impressions important?
The perfect handshake
Teaching notes: handshakes
Introducing yourself
Teaching notes: introducing yourself
Teaching notes: blindfold handshake game
Introducing other people
When to make an introduction
Social kissing, hugging and showing affection
Teaching notes: social kissing
Teaching notes: hugging
Touchless greetings
Teaching notes: touchless greetings
Eye contact
Teaching notes: eye contact
Small talk
Moving into a group
Teaching notes: moving into a group
Leaving a group
Teaching notes: leaving a group
How to remember names
Forgetting names: how to cope when you do
Assisting with coats
Cultural differences in greetings
Module 1 quiz
What is deportment?
Standing tall
Walking
High heels
Getting in and out of a car
Sitting positions
Teaching notes: sitting positions
Lifts/elevators, revolving doors and staircases
Teaching notes: revolving doors
Entering and leaving a room
Walking down stairs
Chin positions
Posture for dining
Module 2 quiz
Module 2 assignment
Teaching adults vs children
Preparation, lesson plans and structure
Online versus in-person teaching
Myka's teaching toolkit
William's cutlery toolkit
Working with venues and suppliers
Ethics for the etiquette industry
Next steps for advancing your training business
Adapting etiquette to reflect modern life
Children's etiquette (online learning video)
Teaching styles and methods
Teaching styles and methods for dining
Teaching styles and methods for tea
Presentation templates
Learn from three industry leaders
The e-learning course has been carefully designed to provide you with the skills for transformational teaching of your clients anywhere in the world, to build your own commercially successful business platforms, or to expand and enhance your own knowledge of etiquette and protocol for social and professional gain.
The course contains key topics of British and American social and business etiquette.
Regular (optional) live catch-up webinars with your peers and tutors
Content is taught using a range of teaching methods, including video tutorials, audio lessons, PDFs, quizzes, essays and more.
Our tutors are renowned experts in their fields and, with experience of teaching clients all over the world, they have an enhanced understanding of cross-cultural training needs and their subject areas.
Ideal for those who cannot make it to our in-person Train the Trainer course.
Candidates don't just receive six months of intensive training
Graduates are invited to join our private alumni platform, where past candidates of our Train the Trainer course can discuss a range of topics, including matters of etiquette and running a soft skills training business. Alumni receive two additional webinars a year, in-person ticketed events, discounts and affiliate opportunities.
Our Train the Trainer course is accredited with the Institute of Leadership. Candidates who complete Grade One can join the institute as an associate member for a small additional cost.
With over 250 colour illustrations and photographs, this 268-page hard-backed manual is the definitive resource for trainers teaching Western and international etiquette. Exclusively available to students of our course.
The online platform can be accessed anywhere in the world, subject to localised internet laws. It is accessible via desktop, laptop, tablet and most of the major smartphones.
While the modules have to be completed within six months, access to the online classroom remains for a further month after the examination ends. We reserve the right to revoke access immediately and without prior notice should any of the agreed payments not be made on the stipulated day or if we become aware of any copyright breaches.
The modules can be completed in your own time. Each month sees new content released (one module per month, roughly, with some unexamined content also released across the six months). There is no hard deadline to complete each module but they all must be completed before the examination at the end of the six month programme.
Yes! There is a 100-minute online examination after the six months of learning ends. Extra time is given for candidates who need it, such as speaking English as an additional language.
At this stage, all online candidates must start the training in either January or July.
We review this on a case-by-case basis but in most instances we can accommodate unforeseen occurrences. An extension of one month can be given for most cases.
No. Grade Two is only available to graduates of Grade One. Grade Two covers Correct Form and Correspondence, Entertaining Skills, Dining Service, Body Language and International Protocol.
In our graduates' own words...
“An incredibly useful program for anyone aspiring to become an etiquette coach, taught by charismatic experts whose knowledge is fascinating and inspiring.”
“An amazing online course! The course was very informative and ‘hands-on’ even from afar. William, Myka and Jo have inspirational energy and both live ‘manners and etiquette’. Through their integrity and desire to teach they have equipped us with the tools and confidence to improve on ourselves and the journey of training others.”
“As a Canadian, I had a few options when deciding where to go for a Train The Trainer course. One look at the tutors for this course and the roster of clients, and the decision was crystal clear: The English Manner and Beaumont Etiquette. From the moment I met William, it was etiquette-love-at-first-sight: from the way he presents himself to the respect he shows for his students, the learning and the subject, there is no doubt that you are in the very best hands. As a tutor, he exudes passion and confidence, purpose and charisma and an honest calling to share these qualities with those around him.”
“As a business professional, I enrolled in the Train the Trainer programme to learn the essentials while adding polish and advancing the value I bring as a leader. The training has provided me the resources to teach others within the organization so they too can increase their understanding and awareness in order to make the best first impression.”
“Plenty of information, great detail, beautiful content, caring and supportive peers and teachers. This is better than most universities.”