Format: Half-Day Practical Workshop
Target Audience
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Fresh graduates and young professionals entering the corporate or formal
workplace.
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University students preparing for internships, job fairs, or interviews.
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Individuals from non-corporate or technical backgrounds needing exposure to
professional dress codes and behavior.
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Anyone looking to boost their professional presence and confidence in the
workplace.
Course Objective
To introduce participants to the fundamentals of business etiquette, professional
appearance, and personal grooming—helping them project credibility, confidence, and
competence in any workplace setting.
Course Overview
This engaging half-day session provides a practical understanding of how appearance and
behavior impact first impressions in professional environments. Participants will
explore workplace dress codes, grooming standards, and business manners—from dressing
for interviews to handling informal networking events. The workshop will also include
visual demonstrations, real-life scenarios, and interactive discussions on do’s and
don’ts.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will:
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Understand the importance of grooming and etiquette in shaping professional
identity.
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Be able to distinguish between business formal, business casual, and smart casual
attire.
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Learn how to dress appropriately for interviews, meetings, and corporate settings.
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Gain awareness of body language, posture, and etiquette essentials (handshakes,
introductions, etc.).
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Avoid common grooming and styling mistakes that undermine professional presence.
Who Should Attend
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Final-year students, recent graduates, and entry-level job seekers.
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Professionals transitioning from casual work cultures to formal corporate settings.
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Individuals attending interviews, corporate training, or networking events.
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Anyone who wants to refine their professional image and etiquette.
What to Bring
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Mirror or compact grooming kit (optional, for self-assessment).
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A notebook and pen for notes and tips.
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Come dressed in either your current professional attire or clothes you would wear to
an interview (for feedback).
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An open mindset and willingness to learn through feedback and peer observation.