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“I have a dream” still inspires the American conscience

Course I: Making the Grade * School's Out for Summer—Goals * Etiquette—It's Not Just about Forks * The Price of Extinct Family Dinners * Gen Xers Now, G.M.'s Later * MBA + BMW Isn't the Equation * Global Issues Are Your Issues * Your Personal Profile	Course II: A Matter of Intelligence or Style? * 10 Secrets to a Kick-Butt Resume * Ditch the Baggies or Ditch the Job * Easy Win-Win Introductions * Master Impressive Handshakes * Remembering Bearded Blue-eyed Bob * Your Body Has Its Own Language * Communications Made Simple
Course III: Climbing the Corporate Ladder: * How to Begin & End Conversations * Sincerity and Fat Paychecks * The Golden Rule and Paying Your Dues * Courtesies—E-mail, Cell Phones, and Travel * Preventing Embarrassment—Home & Abroad * Quick Fixes in Every Situation * The “Regis Philbin Factor	Course IV: High I.Q.—Low Class Manners * Dining Like a Dignitary * It Takes 2 Hands to Handle a Whopper * Place Settings Can Secure You a Place * Chowing Down Vs. Dining Savvy * Deals Are Made Over Meals * Oops! Corrected Mistakes * 5-course Luncheon Tutorials

Young men and women of this age need to consider that true courage is mixed with circumspection, the kind of healthy skepticism that asks, “Is this the best way to do this?” True cowardice is marked by chronic skepticism, which always says, “It can't be done.” As a society, we need to instill in our youth the former to guide them into a new legacy from generation to generation.

Detailed lessons are presented in a welcoming environment, incorporating humor, statistical facts, visual aids, printed mediums, and applications that can be used the next business/school day. Upon completion of all four courses, you'll receive an “Excellence in Social and Business Protocol Certificate.” Course completion is meant to add impressive credentials to resumes. Also, some businesses and professions offer credit and/or provide funding for motivated individuals. For Junior/Senior High School students and College students

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