The Nina Manner™ offers tailored programs across a diverse range of venues, including but not limited to: after-school programs, assemblies, workshops, country clubs, community centers, athletic teams, Girl Scouts, Scouting America, birthday parties, and pop-up events, such as afternoon tea.
Program Offerings
Petite Principles
Ages 4-6
This introductory program will focus on the importance of good manners and etiquette for the youngest learners through hands-on and approachable activities. Lessons will focus on topics such as first impressions, eye contact, greetings, body language, gratitude, and table manners but can be tailored to fit your children’s needs. By learning how to be respectful, polite, and considerate in everyday interactions, children will gain the confidence they need to navigate social situations and maintain human connection.
Polished Practices
Ages 7-12
In this program, there will be a more in-depth exploration into the topics covered in the Petite Principles class. Additionally, there will be a focus on other topics such as conversation skills, technology manners, and American and European dining styles. Here, children will have an opportunity to refine their etiquette skills and social confidence.
Poised Presence
Ages 13+
The Poised Presence will build on topics covered in the previous programs, but there will also be an emphasis on situations that this older age group will face, such as workplace readiness. This program ultimately prepares children aged thirteen and older to be confident and graceful in school, on athletic teams, during interviews and internships, professional settings and beyond.
Private & semi-private lessons
In addition to the programs listed above, private and semi-private group etiquette lessons are also offered. For more information send a Note to Nina.
Booking is simple.
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Send a note
Tell Nina a little about your child and the program you are interested in.
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Get the details
Nina replies with upcoming dates, pricing, and a private link to reserve your spot.
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Class day
Your child arrives curious and leaves standing a little taller.