Be at Ease School of Etiquette, 512 821-2699, is the premier school and press providing etiquette lessons that let couples and college and university students outshine the competition, match manners to etiquette, and  acquire career services  and (soft skills) social keys to advance more at ease.

Etiquette books and etiquette lessons are offered by  Etiquette Club, Etiquette Semester Class, Single Subject Etiquette Class,  or On Demand Individual Etiquette Lessons and include living skills and leadership lessons on business dinner etiquette, business social dining etiquette, and business and economics business etiquette.

Business and Economics Business Etiquette (Biz Etiq) training lessons include information on resume writing etiquette,  what the job requires, work, image, and exposure relationships, & what the pay will buy, organization identification protocols,  using personal and business cards, how to eliminate four errors on your business card, and personal file organization etiquette: budgeting and bill paying and a plan for just in case. Course books are  At Ease Press (AEP) Harold Almon's Guide (s) to: Etiquette Books.  

Business Social Dining Etiquette
Students Polished Table Manners
Class in Eating a Class in Class
Monday-Wednesday or Saturday  

Excellent opportunity to learn (or brush up on) etiquette for business social dining, introductions, handshaking, table manners, rules for setting a table, rules for using a napkin, rules for using cutlery, eating American and Continental style, and more. Two-hour program with 30 minute post-class discussion includes lunch and a PowerPoint handout.

To attend call Harold Almon (512) 821-2699

                  Class in Class

Business Dinner Etiquette
Correct What You Know
Eat on a Higher Tier

Business Dinner Etiquette
Students Outshine the Competition
Class Before You Eat
Class While You Eat
Tuesday Friday or Saturday 

 
After Attending a Business Etiquette Dinner Students Learn to Correctly Set a Place Setting & Eat in a Continental Style

If you have attended a Business Etiquette Dinner and cannot pass an Etiq Q Test get what was left at the table

 Avoid the Review  Hard to Watch Eat
 No Real Eating Style Cannot Cut Meat

Look as Educated as You Eat When You Speak

Excellent opportunity to learn (or brush up on) etiquette for stations and lines in business dining, rules for name badge placement in business dining, notes on handshaking in business dining, something to drink in business dining, getting business cards, USA menu number of courses, rules for setting a table advanced formal place setting, rules for eating Continental Style, How to eat chicken with a knife and fork, rules for saying thank you and more. Two-hour program with 30 minute post-class discussion.   

Ask about
Outshine the Competition  Lunch Time Etiquette Lessons One for One:  

Explore wonderful traditions and enhance your performance 
Monday-Wednesday or Saturday
Lunch Time Third Week  Free 

Male Care Matters 
Mens Personal Grooming Etiquette Students Things
Expected from the Male Half
Tuesday  

 

Mens Personal Grooming Etiquette  Mens Business Social Etiquette  - Society Relationship Etiquette & Men Surviving the Parent Company 

Men's Business Dressing Etiquette
Students Things Someone Meant to Tell You When You Bought Your Best 
Tuesday  or Saturday 
 
Male Business Dress & Image  Male Office Attire & Male Accessories. Successfully represent yourself and your  organization at various functions  


Protocol lessons on Etiquette Organizing and a "Sense of Style"  so that couples and college and university students know the correct etiquette in both business and social situations

(Soft skills) social keys to advance more at ease

Business Social Dining Etiquette  Students Polished Table Manners
(includes Fast Food Dining Etiquette)
Class in Eating a Class in Class

Tuesday  or Saturday 
  
How Do I Know You I Have Seen You Eat   
                          Do Not Let
         Business Social Dining Etiquette 
              Be Your Only Fail in Class 
 
Because 1. Dining is a ritual at which more than eating is done. 2. As a rule, what you eat is up to you. How you eat is your present to the table and the view you provide those around you. The way a person eats reflects on that person and the company he or she represents. But above all that 3. When sitting at a table and sharing a meal with a friend it is wonderful to know what is being signaled and what to signal back. Be aware of how you look when you eat. Practice can be done in casual shoes. 

Business Dining Etiquette Lessons 
        Show off Eating in Style 
      
The Be at Ease School of Etiquette provides Professional Training and Coaching for Couples and College and University Students.            

Some books can be ordered through baesoe.com at At Ease Press (AEP) Harold Almons' Guide to: Etiquette Books with free shipping, Amazon.com, or Ebay.com.  Excerpts can be read
 at  http://baeschoolofetiquette.blogspot.com/   

Welcome, Be at Ease School of Etiquette will allow you to explore wonderful traditions, enhance your performance, and outshine the competition. Match manners to etiquette, meet and interact with people in a proper manner, gain acceptance with a new perspective, and acquire (corporate soft skills,) social keys to advancing more at ease. 

Harold Almon

Author/Business Etiquette and
Leadership and Management
Instructor/Director

schoolofetiquette@ateasepress.com

Manners are things you "know" to do.  Etiquette is the set of rules that go with them. 

"Manners to Etiquette" - Students Outshine the Competition

School of Etiquette in Austin Etiquette Lessons that let  Couples and College and University Students Outshine the Competition 

Business Social Dining Etiquette (stand alone) Camp $50.00 per person

Etiquette Club $250.00 per person per semester open schedule 1 session - 4 sessions ten hours of etiquette lessons plus labs and limited on line telephone consultations

Etiquette Club $500 per person per year - open schedule twenty hours ++ of etiquette lessons plus labs and expanded on line telephone consultations

Single Subject or Multi Subject Etiquette Class $25.00* per hour  per person (group of 4 or more)  Graduate rate: $50.00 per hour 
 
 On Demand Individual Etiquette Lessons $250.00 rate $50.00 per hour

Expenses and Gratuities not included.   Group rates available.

This website, school, and press is primarily for couples and college and university students  (sons and daughters) who know Ginny Bitner's rule on matter and energy: "If it does not matter, do not waste the energy," and who have decided that it matters.

Enjoy Enhanced
Performance
Acceptance &
Advancement

For long term success, the secret is in the protocol process: how well you look, test, play, work, take class, eat, say thank you, dance, and give back. Protocol is etiquette, organizing, and a "Sense of Style." Protocol helps determine access, who you get to play with, how you fit in, and how you advance and meet new opportunities.

No longer can you afford to do that which comes naturally. It is more important to do that which is right. Develop skills for today in subject areas. The rules are easy to understand, simple to follow, and a cinch to master. You just have to know what they are. Make a powerful impression on everyone you meet. Build confidence. Exhibit grace (over power,) and display a sense of style.

Let etiquette put others at ease and allow you to be. It will allow you to train to enjoy positions, privileges, and perks. Perform at the highest level; be highly prized, and richly rewarded. Enjoy rising incomes, rapid acceptance, and efficient advancements.

Never again, fight doing that which is right. Keep up with changes. Allow yourself to pretend that, "It just does not matter." You can bring a whole new level to, "Acting naturally." We can help. Call today:

                (512) 821-2699