Come to Our Exclusive Advanced Etiquette Trainer Seminar

SOLD OUT Dear Friend:
Many of you have asked Etiquette Moms to offer a live training seminar so that you can get Certified as an Etiquette Trainer for Children and Teens. Therefore, it gives me great pleasure to invite you to come to our first annual seminar. It will take place Friday, Saturday, and half of Sunday, October 1, 2 and 3, 2010. The location will be Sarasota Florida, home of one of the top 10 beaches in the country (Siesta Key). You can fly into Sarasota or Tampa Airports.

You will learn everything you need to teach etiquette to children and teens, including a seminar on marketing your business led by Harvard MBA and leading business author Andrew Neitlich. I will personally lead the rest of the program. The agenda covers how to engage children and teens, how to set up an effective training program, and of course all of the content required to run the best etiquette training programs in your marketplace. When you are finished, you will receive our exclusive Advanced Etiquette Trainer Certification, which you can only get through our live training program. You also get our Children's Etiquette and Etiquette Trainer for Teens Certifications, so you will set yourself apart as a true expert in the field.

The tuition for this two-day seminar is $1,995. By signing up early we can arrange monthly payments so that you can pay convenient installments before the training. As soon as you sign up, you receive our manuals in the mail. That way, you can prepare ahead of time and also receive our regular Certifications via our distance learning programs. To register or if you have any questions about this seminar, contact me directly at: elena@momsonedge.com. We are limiting this seminar to only 20 people, so please sign up before we sell out. This is the only seminar we will offer in 2010, so don’t miss it.

I sincerely hope that you join us. I will do everything I can to make this experience one of the highlights of your career.

Warmest regards,
Elena Neitlich
President
Etiquette Moms