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Public Relations: Protocol, Etiquette, Ceremonies and Managing VIPs
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London Training For Excellence
Summary
Overview
Learning Objectives
- Realise the difference between crude person behavior, and a refined one; it will discuss a large diversity of daily life situations, encounters, conversations, demeanors and sometimes-uncomfortable events.
- Understand, and consequently apply the right attitude, at the right time with the right people,
- Carry out him/ herself mentally, and physically
- Reflect positive impressions
- Attend to receptions and social gatherings as an aristocrat
- Learn the right etiquette and protocol with celebrities,
- Learn the proper table manners.
- Planning and orchestrating V.I.P. visits, meetings, ceremonies, and special events
- Precedence, Titles and Forms of Address.
- Protocol Event Planning Process
- Becoming a strategic asset using your finely honed talents to enhance business relationships.
Description
General manners:
- Key words,
- When angry,
- Apology,
- Borrowing,
- Accepting compliments,
- Criticism,
- Giving praise,
- Sharing,
- Presents and gifts.
Irritating manners:
- Gossiping,
- Punctuality,
- Personal hygiene practices,
- Yawning, coughing, and sneezing,
- Eating, drinking in public
- Telephone manners,
Building your image:
- Smiling,
- Using names,
- Giving full attention,
- Avoiding arguments,
- Saying NO, gently,
- Being a good audience,
- Making suggestions,
- Admit your mistakes,
- Be a slave to your word.
Managing V.I.P’s:
- V.I.P. visits,
- Meetings,
- Ceremonies,
- Special events
- Responsibilities.
- 1st impressions.
- Listening skills.
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