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If you’ve ever wondered which fork you should be using, you might want to take Lincoln Trail College’s Dinner Etiquette Community Education class. The course is designed to help equip people with the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate formal dining situations with ease and grace.
In an era where networking and social interactions play a pivotal role in personal and professional success, Lincoln Trail College recognizes the importance of instilling polished manners and etiquette. The Dinner Etiquette Class, taught by Tona Ambrose, is a response to the increasing demand for individuals to possess refined social skills in both business and personal settings.
Participants will receive hands-on training in a formal dining setting. Ambrose will guide participants through various aspects of formal dining, including table settings, proper use of utensils, and navigating conversations during meals. The class is tailored to address contemporary scenarios, covering everything from business dinners and networking events to social gatherings and interviews.
Registration for Dinner Etiquette on February 6 at 6:30 p.m. is now open. People interested in registering can call 618-544-8657. The cost of the course is $30 and includes a meal.
