You Can Start A Business Teaching Manners to Children

Teaching manners to children can lead you down many interesting paths.  Last week, for example, I boarded a train to Washington D.C. for a two-day conference for Character.Org, drove to Mahwah, New Jersey to speak at Polish Bilingual Day, and that evening taught dining skills to the Emerging Leaders Association for the YMCA in Philadelphia!

Life is busy and fun. You can teach manners to children, too.  While attending the Character.Org conference, it was very clear that educators from around the globe are very interested and wholeheartedly believe that every child deserves to learn social skills.  They recognize the importance of the “other side of the report card”. I met many educators from Singapore, and Germany, and even the assistant principal at a local private school (The Shipley School).  Manners To Go has been taught there as an after-school program.

We read about globalization but are our children really prepared for it?  Other countries do place importance on teaching manners and character.  Every adult that is connected with a child, whether you are a soccer coach or piano teacher, is responsible for teaching and modeling good behavior and character.

Now more than ever, there is a focus on teaching manners and character education. Once you are licensed, certified, and trained by Manners To Go, you have the opportunity to teach the program in many venues.  These include:

• Public schools (in the classroom, special events, and school assemblies)
• Private schools
• Charter schools
• Independent schools
• Girl and Boy Scout Troops
• After school programs
• Preschools
• Country Clubs
• Private instruction
• Charm School
• Tea parties
• Birthday parties
• This list can go on and on!

Would you like to learn more about launching your business teaching manners to children?  It is a rewarding opportunity to share your passion and at the same time earn an income.

The journey of creating Manners To Go has become more than building a brand for me.  The journey has become offering an opportunity for like-minded women and men to take control of their destiny and launch a business for the good of our society.

I can personally show you how to start and grow an etiquette business that allows you to do what you love and earn a profit while doing it.

Would you like to schedule a call with me?  We can discuss this via video or by phone. To learn more about becoming certified and trained today, click here.

We can start immediately.  There is no need to wait or spend extra dollars flying to an event.  You will have private instruction time with me, Lisa Richey the founder of Manners To Go.

About Lisa Richey

It has become a beautiful opportunity to spend time with others that are like-minded, who want to take control of their future and launch a business for the good of society. I am so proud of the testimonials about the curriculum from others that I have trained and certified to teach the Manners To Go program.

Building this brand and launching my own business has allowed me so many opportunities to travel to faraway and exciting places.  From Oklahoma to the Middle East, I have taught social skills and confidence to thousands.  You can do this, too.

Keep reading and I will tell you how I got started.

My career started with Speedo, which led me to Levi Strauss and then to Club Corp.  I was promoted along the way and am so very thankful for my corporate experience. As I was admiring a Kate Spade handbag one day, I noticed a card inside which told Kate’s story.  I was so inspired and hoped that I could own my own business.  It happened!

I have spoken on business etiquette to companies such as Deloitte, Ernest and Young, Siemens, Columbia University, and the Ministry of Bahrain. Additionally, Eloise at The Plaza hosts me to teach afternoon tea and manners to their international clientele. Celebrities retain me to teach their children in the privacy of their homes.

Manners To Go has been featured in Victoria Magazine, The New York Times, Fox Business News, Parents Magazine, and Better Homes and Gardens.

Why not join our manners movement?

Are you interested in expanding your experiences? Would you like to make a difference in society and launch a business that you love? Email Manners To Go or we can set a time to speak by phone.

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