Beaumonde Etiquette

FINISHING SCHOOLS

Program Type: In-person. Teams of 8+

Concern: Young Ladies, Ladies, Gentlemen, Business Peoples, Cadre Supérieur et C-Suite , Suitable for all

“Grace, Confidence & Social Mastery—Your Journey Begins Here “The modern lady is confident, ambitious, and independent, redefining femininity”

REVIVING THE GOLDEN ERA OF HOSPITALITY

FINISHING SCHOOLS

Finishing schools have traditionally trained aristocratic girls in manners and accents, often in Switzerland. Young women worldwide aim to adopt this etiquette. Our program provides a great introduction for young ladies entering society.

The idea of a “lady” contrasts with today’s pop culture, as traditional traits may seem outdated in a society that often values attention-seeking. The modern lady is confident, ambitious, and independent, redefining femininity. She makes others feel comfortable, shows grace, and navigates social situations while maintaining personal strength.

COURSE OUTLINE

PROFFER FOR SELLING LUXURY

The course program covers the history of luxury, the understanding of psychology and mindset, credibility and charisma, HNWI behaviors, handling difficult individuals, connecting with HNWIs, power dynamics, the influence of language, high-net-worth client expectations, active listening, responsive interaction, as well as lateral thinking and critical analysis.

  • History of etiquette
  • Social etiquette and protocol
  • International social norms
  • Cultural customs
  • Invitation etiquette
  • Rvsp etiquette
  • Dress code etiquette
  • Managing conversation flow
  • Image management
  • Poise & deportment
  • Self-confidence
  • Dining etiquette faux pas
  • Insights into diplomacy
  • Handling awkward situations
  • Mastering the art of table setting
  • Addressing rivalries tactfully

Being male is birth-related, being a man is age-related, and being a gentleman is a choice.

INSPIRE AND LEAD BY EXAMPLE

The prevalence of laddish behavior makes true gentlemen rare. A gentleman is defined by his actions, facing challenges with a focus on solutions and self-improvement. In a society that prioritizes materialism, the essence of a gentleman – character, respect, and responsibility – remains vital. He leads by example, values history, and practices chivalry, such as holding doors and offering his coat, embodying timeless virtues amidst societal changes.

  • Diplomacy
  • Greetings & introductions
  • Forms of address
  • Cultural customs
  • Body language
  • Grooming & image
  • Gift giving and cultural norms.
  • Cognac & armagnac
  • Comprehending whisky
  • Understanding cigars
  • Public speaking
  • Delivering a speech
  • Dealing with the media
  • Wardrobe management
  • Poise & deportment
  • Dealing with rivalry
  • Knowledge of wines and ports
  • Building self-confidence
  • Navigating rivalry
  • Building self-confidence
  • History and evolution of manners
  • International social customs
  • Cultural customs
  • Invitation etiquette
  • Seating plans
  • Managing conversation flow
  • Dealing with silences
  • Dining etiquette
  • The duchess effect
  • Diplomacy
  • Building self-confidence
  • Various service styles
  • Grasping social etiquette and protocol
  • Curating your wardrobe
  • Addressing rivalry