Our goal is to strengthen confidence, communication, and presence. We are based in Atlanta, GA and are available online. The American School of Protocol® provides etiquette, social skills, and character education curriculum to children and adults of all ages. We offer Etiquette Certification Programs for entrepreneurs and Business Protocol Seminars. Our extensive line of educational products is designed to enhance the experience of learning by teaching social and life skills to children and adults. Personal Best Inc.® our parent company, was established in 1980 by President and Founder, Peggy Newfield, as an etiquette and social skills company. Peggy Newfield is one of the foremost etiquette consultants in the United States. She has provided effective training seminars on Corporate Communications, Strategic Self-Presentation, and Business Protocol for clients, both nationally and internationally. In 2002, The American School of Protocol® was launched in response to the demand for highly qualified Certified Etiquette Consultants. The American School of Protocol’s® Etiquette Certification Training fully prepares an individual to operate a business and to teach children or adults in their preferred class setting. During our five-day hands-on training, participants receive a complete and comprehensive program with ample background, training, and materials. Graduates of our Etiquette Certification Training Program return home with every detail of their consulting business outlined so they can immediately take action, set-up their business, and begin teaching. Today, The American School of Protocol® has more than 700 graduates worldwide and is the leader for Certification Training in the Etiquette Industry. Graduates of The American School of Protocol’s® Etiquette Certification are utilizing our educational curriculum and products to make a difference in the lives of others in their communities and throughout the world. We know that these life skills have been proven to increase productivity at school, at home, and in the workplace. By filling the void where etiquette training should be, we hope to decrease the epidemic of inconsiderate discourtesy and bullying.
