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William Hanson from The English Manner shows you how to give the perfect handshake and how to introduce yourself to other people.

William Hanson from The English Manner explains and demonstrates how to introduce people based on age, gender and rank for social and business settings.

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette explains about the culture differences with social kissing and hugging. Do you know how many times to kiss in New York as opposed to London?

William Hanson from The English Manner discuss the good and bad topics for making conversation.

Emma Dupont from The English Manner explains how to recognise and read body language to enable you to move easily into groups at parties and networking events.

Emma Dupont from The English Manner shows how to politely leaving a group at a social drinks party or a business conference.

William Hanson and Diana Mather from The English Manner reveal the rules of name badges for business and corporate events. Do you know which side to display yours?

Watch leading etiquette tutors show how to hold the different types of cutlery and silverware. In this training video you will learn about holding forks and knives, fish cutlery, soup spoons, dessert/pudding cutlery and chopsticks.

William Hanson from The English Manner shows how to ‘eat’ soup without slurping or dripping at the dinner table.

William Hanson from The English Manner demonstrates how to eat peas.

William Hanson from The English Manner talks about the very British etiquette that surrounds the passing of port at the end of a formal meal.

William Hanson from The English Manner discusses the positioning of napkins before, during and after a meal as well as the varying sizes of napkins.

Diana Mather from The English Manner demonstrates how to hold a teacup and stir your tea elegantly.

William Hanson from The English Manner explains how to hold glassware and drink with elegance.

William Hanson from The English Manner shows how to propose and receive a toast correctly, as well as some pointers on the etiquette of speeches.

We explain the layout and positioning of cutlery, china and glassware for the traditional British place setting.

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette explains the layout and positioning of flatware, china and glassware for the American formal and informal place settings.

William Hanson and Diana Mather from The English Manner and Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette demonstrate how to tackle a variety of tricky foods. During this video tutorial you will learn how to politely eat asparagus, burgers, globe artichokes, bread rolls, toast, muffins, scones, cheese, sal...

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette explains how to deal with food that you can't eat for dietary, religious or ethical reasons, as well as what to do when the food is simply uneatable.

Diana Mather from The English Manner discuss centrepieces for dining tables. When should you use candles? And when should you not? Flowers are a good option but there are many things to consider.

William Hanson from The English Manner demonstrates how to tie a man’s neck tie in the half-Windsor knot style.

We explain why it is important we stand, sit and walk properly - and what exactly does 'deportment' mean?

Myka Meier, William Hanson and Diana Mather show how to stand properly for men and women.

Diana Mather from The English Manner

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette shows how to get in an out of a car whilst protecting your modesty.

Diana Mather from The English Manner shows how to perfect a bow and curtsey for when meeting The Queen or any member of the British royal family.

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette talks about how to sit in a chair with poise and gravitas. She shows the rights and wrongs for men and women.

Myka Meier from Beaumont Etiquette shows you how to sit with poise and grace like the Duchess of Cambridge. Do you know how to sit perfectly using the ‘Cambridge Cross’ or ‘Duchess Slant’?

We hope you enjoyed our online learning videos.

Diana Mather from The English Manner explains how to identify positive and negative body language signals.