Protocol and etiquette training

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Hundreds of satisfied attendees, who in recent years have completed the popular Diplomatic Protocol, Business Protocol and Social Etiquette training in practice from the workshop of LE SOLEIL, are a commitment and an invitation to continue improving the level of communication and mutual behavior in our country.

Training Diplomatic protocol, business protocol and social etiquette in practice We will be happy and willing to prepare in your premises also with possible dining practice or a lecture by an experienced sommelier during a popular tasting of domestic and foreign wines and sparkling wines.

We also invite you and your esteemed colleagues to participate in the training, where you can expand your knowledge and skills in the field of etiquette in a friendly atmosphere and thus get rid of unnecessary stress during business negotiations, visiting the theater, attending a reception or other social event.

To whom, when and how to shake hands?

If you are going to an important meeting and you are thinking about who, when and how to shake hands, how to say hello or suggest shaking hands, our training will provide you with all the necessary information.

How to properly seat guests?

During our trainings, you will get useful information on how to properly seat guests during an international meeting, negotiation or later at a joint dinner.

What about a gift?

At our trainings, you will learn how to choose a suitable gift and, of course, when and how to hand over it.

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The answers to these and many other questions together with other recommendations for the preparation and implementation of work events and visits, social events, principles of correct correspondence, personal image, as well as interesting details in the field of diplomatic protocol can be reviewed together under the guidance of the lecturer.

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Diplomatic protocol, Business protocol and social etiquette

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About the Lecturer

Peter Solej is a graduate of engineering studies at the Faculty of Economics of Matej Bel University in Banská Bystrica. He became known to the public as the youngest author of a professional book in Slovakia and in the world. He began to devote himself to literary activities when he was nine years old in elementary school, when he published his first work, Overview of the Slovak Currency 1993-2001.

So far, he has published six professional books in the field of modern Slovak money, medal mintings of the Kremnica mint and liturgical objects of Greek Catholics in Slovakia. His books have received several awards. The Ministry of Education included the publication on the Slovak currency among supplementary teaching literature, the representative book on the work of the Kremnica Mint was used by members of the Slovak government to represent Slovakia abroad, and several heads of republics and monarchies accepted it from the author.

In 2004, Peter Solej founded and since then leads the civil association NAPS Institute, which focuses its activities in the field of education, culture and deepening dialogue and tolerance among nations and religions. The non-commercial events of the non-profit organization were supported by several authorities from home and abroad.

Peter Solej is the holder of several domestic and foreign awards and recognitions. Among them, the most important are the silver plaque of the National Assembly of the Republic of Hungary, the Prešov Self-Governing Region Award, the bronze medal of Matej Bel University, the gold medal of bl. Bishop Peter Pavel Gojdič or the Andy Warhol Award. He was personally received by several statesmen, ambassadors and heads of churches from Slovakia and abroad.

Peter Solej is engaged in business activities in the field of protocol and art. He also gained work experience as an adviser to the chairman of one of the central state administration bodies in Slovakia or an adviser to a foreign representative office operating in our country. He prepared and organized several visits of foreign protocol persons coming to Slovakia. His hobbies include numismatics, literature, music and fitness.

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