Kid-tillion faqs

What is Kid-Tillion?
Kid-Tillion is a 4-week etiquette and manners program for children aged 6–9 and 10-12 designed to teach essential life skills such as table manners, polite conversation, introductions, sharing, and conflict resolution in a fun and interactive environment 

Who can enroll in Kid-Tillion?
Our program is ideal for children between the ages of 6 and 12 who are ready to learn social skills, build confidence, and develop good manners. 

Who teaches the classes?
Our classes are  taught by certified etiquette instructors in a fun, hands on and age-appropriate way. 

 Where are the classes held? Classes are held locally in Upstate South Carolina.

Is this a drop off event or do parents stay?

Yes this is a drop off event.  This gives you time to run to the grocery or just have some quiet time!

How much does the program cost?
The cost of the 4 week program is $140.  This includes a kids sized navy or pink polo style shirt to wear to classes.  

What is included in the program fee?
The fee includes all materials, activities, and instruction for the 4-week program. It also covers items like thank you notes, table-setting supplies, and any additional materials needed for hands-on learning. Each child will also get a polo shirt to be worn at each session.  

How is the program structured?
Each class is interactive and includes hands-on activities, role-playing, and group exercises designed to help children practice and master the skills they learn each week. 

What happens if my child misses a class?
If your child misses a session, we will provide a summary of the missed content and any materials so they can practice at home.   No refunds for missed classes.

Why should I enroll my child in Kid-tillion?
Kid-Tillion helps children build confidence, develop social skills, and form positive habits that will serve them well throughout their lives. It’s a great way to prepare kids for social situations, family gatherings, school, and beyond. 

Why does my child have to wear the provided polo style shirt and solid pants or skirt?
Research shows that uniforms promote equality, reduce peer pressure, encourage focus on learning, enhance school identity pride, improves behavior, discipline and saves time and money for families.