We have noticed the popularity of our combined or dual etiquette certifications rise over the past year.
There are many reasons for this and one being the demand for business etiquette training in the workplace.
With Generation Z entering the workforce, companies need consultants, corporate trainers and speakers to come into their organization to offer programs to support their on-boarding process.
Additionally, being certified in both children’s and business etiquette allows for a more consistent income. This is a plus for those that choose to speak and teach full-time.
A Combined or Dual Certification in Children’s and Business Etiquette Is Popular Because:
- Comprehensive Skillset: Having expertise in both children’s etiquette and business etiquette provides a more comprehensive skillset. It allows you to cater to a wider range of clients and situations, from teaching children manners and social skills to coaching professionals on workplace etiquette and communication.
- Market Demand: There is a growing demand for professionals who can address both children’s etiquette and business etiquette needs. In today’s competitive world, parents often seek etiquette training for their children to help them succeed socially and academically, while businesses value employees with strong interpersonal skills and professional demeanor. More than ever, there is a need for training specifically for Generation Z as they are entering the workforce.
- Versatility: A combined certification offers versatility in career opportunities. Professionals with expertise in both areas can work in various settings, including schools, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and private consulting. As an etiquette expert and speaker, you can offer a range of services such as workshops, training sessions, private coaching, and consulting engagements.
- Integration of Skills: Many aspects of etiquette, such as communication, social skills, and respect for others, are applicable across different age groups and environments. Professionals with a combined certification can leverage their knowledge and skills from one area to enhance their work in the other. For example, teaching children about effective communication can also benefit professionals in their workplace interactions.
- Competitive Advantage: In a competitive market, having a dual certification can set individuals apart from others who specialize in only one area. It demonstrates a broader expertise and commitment to professional development, which can be appealing to clients and employers seeking well-rounded professionals.
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Overall, a combined or dual certification in children’s and business etiquette can be popular because it offers a competitive edge, broader training and speaking opportunities, and the ability to make a meaningful impact across different age groups and environments.
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Lisa Richey provides etiquette programs to businesses, schools, and individuals.
