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Business Etiquette

Also known as Dine With The Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive™, based on Harvey McKay's #1 best selling book for business people named, Swim With the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive. 

  Discover the in's and out's of making and keeping social and business contacts, discover ten things never to say at a cocktail party, and refine your dining skills.  

 Registration for September 2004 available through Bucks County Community College:  215-968-8409 & www.bucks.edu

Location: 

Britannia House &
    Jenny's, Lahaska, PA

Other Locations Available:

Area Private Clubs

The Sedgeley Club, Boathouse Row, Kelly Drive, Philadelphia, PA

The Radnor Hotel,  
 Just off Rt. 476,                  Radnor,  Pa

Formal Four-Course Dining Tutorial

This class is a three-hour class including a four-course dining tutorial One evening or Saturday afternoon including interactive presentation and practice session. 

This may be expanded to five, six, or seven courses

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      History of Tea

    & Tea Etiquette

    A Survey Course

Spanning 5,000 years, the history of tea is presented in an original and interactive program.  Each evening is highlighted by tea-tasting and the enjoyment of one course of afternoon tea.

One and one-half hour classes, one weekday evening for 3 consecutive weeks, usually Wednesdays or by special arrangement.  

Includes study book, recipes, and valuable information exchange.   

Britannia House

Second Floor 

       Tea Etiquette

Including a brief history of tea, and a four-course tea tutorial

        A Seminar

Two and one half hours of intensive study.  A condensed presentation of the Survey Course (above).

Meets one weekday evening after 4:30 pm  or Sunday at three p.m. Session is is highlighted by tea-tasting and the enjoyment of a formal "Afternoon Tea."

Participants receive custom program.

Please phone for custom class.

Britannia House

Second Floor

The Hotel DuPont,

Wilmington, DE

   Staff Development

    “An Invitation to Tea”

  Hospitality Industry Only

Afternoon Tea has become so popular that private clubs seek to educate and train their staff for the pleasures of hosting this as a special event.  Proper training promotes confidence and adds grace to the commercial hosting of tea.  Afternoon Tea may then be promoted for member birthday parties, bridal showers, etc..

Please phone for details.

On Location

The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia, PA

 Tysons Corner, Mc Clean,   VA

    Tea Etiquette /

    Dining Etiquette

Completely customized and individualized.

Optional

Historic Vickers Tavern, Exton, Pennsylvania

       Advanced

     Study of TEA-

   Level II  - “The Guywan” 

One two-hour class exploring a 500 year old Chinese drinking vessel.  Tea tasting of three single-estate teas.  Registration fee includes bone china vessel, and reading materials.  Textbook purchase optional.

Britannia House  

On Location

     Samovar Tea

    New Spring 2002

Explore the 5000 year history of tea while sipping fresh tea from a samovar.  The mysteries of full leaf tea prepared in the samovar are revealed in an historical perspective.  

Optional

    The Art of Tea

     New in Fall of  2001

Five major contributions to the art world are studied to reveal the history of tea and tea accoutrements.   Class Size Limited.

Britannia House

& The Radnor Hotel

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Children’s Etiquette  

(Including Tea Etiquette)

White Gloves and Tea Party Manners™  is for young people ages 9 – 11.  Civility and manners are promoted through practice in role-play situations.  Emphasis on introductions, phone courtesy, and table manners.

Tea With Teddy™, a B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Bear) celebration of tea and etiquette for children under 7.  Includes private tutorial and the book, A Child's Introduction to Tea.  

Britannia House  

Private Birthday Parties

Etiquette for Young Adults

From The Golden Arches to The White House In One Day was designed expressly for a High School Chorus who was invited to perform at The White House.  This is a “crash course” for students “on the go” who need to practice the skills of receiving-line protocol, formal introductions, and dining etiquette.  

Britannia House  

Area Private Clubs

Prom  Prep™

Developed and integrated with 2000 PA State Guidelines for Public Education:  Family & Consumer Science Curriculum.  Developed by staff  professionals certified by the State of Pennsylvania Department of Education

“They Look Great But They Are Only Half Way There!”   Capitalizing upon the student’s natural enthusiasm for proms and related rites of passage, The Protocol School at Britannia House, has developed a seminar for students and trainers to increase civility, promote self-confidence, and most importantly, teach social responsibility.  Seminars may be one-day or customized to the needs of your student community.

Topics include receiving line etiquette, prom promises & security, budgeting time & money, post prom plans, and being a master of disaster.

Area Public & Private Schools