Could you be an etiquette instructor?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How do you feel about working with middle schoolers?

  • A.
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  • B.
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    Answer B
  • C.
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    Answer C
• 2.
  How do you feel about dancing?

  • A.
    I love to dance and I'm fairly good at it.
  • B.
    I enjoy dancing, but I'm not the best.
  • C.
    I do not dance. Ever.
• 3.
  How comfortable are you with public speaking?

  • A.
    Very comfortable- pass me the mic!
  • B.
    I'm open to the idea, but I might need some pointers.
  • C.
    I could never.
• 4.
  How interested are you in etiquette, social skills, table manners, and all other things "Emily Post"?

  • A.
    Very interested! (I've attended etiquette/cotillion classes in the past, read books, and/or listened to podcasts about the topic)
  • B.
    I definitely see the value of etiquette and social skills, but can't say I've ever deep-dived into the topic.
  • C.
    Who is Emily Post again?
• 5.
  What is your experience with event planning?

  • A.
    Lots! I could basically be an event planner.
  • B.
    I've coordinated a few events that went pretty well (baby showers, birthday parties, meetings, etc).
  • C.
    None. I didn't/don't even want to plan my own wedding.
• 6.
  How involved are you in your local community? (Think: schools, churches, organizations, sports, local businesses, etc.)

  • A.
    Very involved.
  • B.
    Somewhat involved.
  • C.
    I'm new to my area / I don't get out much.
• 7.
  Last one... Do you consider yourself entrepreneurial?

  • A.
    Yes!
  • B.
    Maybe / not sure.
  • C.
    No, not really.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Maybe teaching cotillion isn't your thing.

  And that's ok!Public speaking, event planning, community connections, a love for middle schoolers, and an interest in etiquette and dancing are all important characteristics of successful cotillion directors and your strengths seem to be in other areas!However, if you're still interested and are willing to learn... click below to find out how to start your own cotillion!
• 2.
  Maybe teaching cotillion isn't your thing.

  And that's ok!Public speaking, event planning, community connections, a love for middle schoolers, and an interest in etiquette and dancing are all important characteristics of successful cotillion directors and your strengths seem to be in other areas!However, if you're still interested and are willing to learn... click below to find out how to start your own cotillion!
• 3.
  You should really consider teaching cotillion!

  Public speaking, event planning, community connections, a love for middle schoolers, an interest in etiquette and dancing, and an entrepreneurial spirit are all important characteristics of successful cotillion directors and you seem to already be good at several of those!If you're interested in a career in etiquette instruction and are willing to learn, I've got lots of tips for how to increase your skills in the areas you aren't so confident about.Up for the challenge?! I'd love to explain how you could start a career teaching cotillion in YOUR area.
• 4.
  You're a great candidate for this career!

  If you haven't ever considered teaching cotillion, I would highly suggest it!Public speaking, event planning, community connections, a love for middle schoolers, an interest in etiquette, and an entrepreneurial spirit are all important characteristics of successful cotillion directors and you seem to check most of those boxes.My career in etiquette instruction has been so rewarding (personally, professionally, and financially). I'd love to explain how you could start a career teaching cotillion in YOUR area.
• 5.
  You are perfect for this job!

  If you haven't ever considered teaching cotillion, I would highly suggest it!Public speaking, event planning, community connections, a love for middle schoolers, an interest in etiquette, and an entrepreneurial spirit are all important characteristics of successful cotillion directors and you seem to check all the boxes.My career in etiquette instruction has been so rewarding (personally, professionally, and financially). I'd love to explain how you could start a career teaching cotillion in YOUR area.