Business Etiquette for College Students
Although college seniors are academically astute, they still must learn that good manners have their rewards and rudeness its price. This one-day business etiquette seminar will explore all the necessary skills college students need to make the best first impressions.
"I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." — Confucius
The value of experience as a tool in the creation of knowledge was seen as early as the 4th century B.C. when Aristotle stated, " Using the language of knowledge is no proof that one possess it."The Training AdvantEdge has found that simply attending a workshop is not enough for learning to occur. We believe that learners must do something during the process of acquiring new knowledge in order for the experience to be useful.
Based on this philosophy, we have created our own experientially-based E.D.G.E. learning model.
Get the edge with E.D.G.E.
For any experience to truly be beneficial, it needs to encompass four elements:1. EXPERIENCE: Exposure to a workplace issue
2. DISCUSS: Reflect on resolving the issue
3. GENERALIZE: Compare it to past experiences
4. EXECUTE: Align your actions with your new perspective
We view every workshop as a "learning journey." Without the integration of these four elements, learning will not occur.
For more information on our E.D.G.E learning model, please contact us.