[Corporate Challenge] Business Etiquette Master Class for Professionals ｜ Oh Hana, CEO of Confidence Charging Station

Business Manners Basic
Speak, Write, Behave: Workplace Manners Masterclass

“Business Manners Not Taught in the Office: A Survival Guide for New Professionals”
With a practical curriculum based on over 1,200 corporate training sessions,
we will show you how to survive your first job.

"It wasn't just about being good at your job??!"
For those who feel more worried than excited ahead of their first day at work,
or if you've ever been nervous over a single mistake while working as an intern or on a contract basis,
this lecture is a practical introductory guide to manners for you.

While a team leader or senior colleague can teach a new employee how to do the job,
it is rare for them to teach detailed
business communication skills such as greetings, tone of voice, writing emails, or handling phone calls.

In fact, many corporate training managers find this to be the most difficult part and say:
“We can teach the work, but we don’t know how to train them on attitude and speech.”

In this reality, I felt the need for an online lecture that is not just simple etiquette training, but one that incorporates a
manner curriculum experienced by thousands in actual corporate training fields.

'Business Manners Not Taught at Work: A Survival Guide for New Employees'
is centered around business manners and communication skills that can be applied immediately in the field.

This course is designed around various real-life situations that new employees encounter in organizational life.
From handling phone calls, writing emails, and non-face-to-face communication to attending meetings, exchanging business cards, managing first impressions, and customer service,
“the small but important things that are difficult to ask anyone” will be shared along with actual cases.

✔ Practical content already taken by thousands through corporate training, now available online.
✔ A summary of essential professional manners required for job seekers, new employees, and current professionals alike
✔ Master the basics of etiquette to reduce communication errors and increase work productivity

Instructor Introduction | Oh Hana, CEO of Confidence Charging Station

👩‍🏫 Oh Ha-na, CEO of Confidence Charging Station,
is a business communication expert who has conducted over 1,200 practical training sessions
at various companies and public institutions, including Samsung Display, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd., and Hanwha Foodtech.
Covering both food service/service practice and organizational communication,
she has proven her field satisfaction through lectures that work in real-world situations.

Currently, I am serving as the CEO of the educational service company 'Confidence Charging Station,' providing practical lectures for everyone from new employees to leaders.

🎓 What if a 2-hour investment
could reduce the countless misunderstandings and mistakes you might face at your first job?
Start your daunting professional life with confidence through this single course.

However, this course is not just for new employees.
It is highly recommended as a communication training tool to solidify the basics for current employees who lack confidence in business etiquette,
team leaders leading new team members,
and prospective employees preparing for employment.

Manners are not just a formality, but the foundation of trust. Solid fundamentals will change the speed of your career.

🎯 What you will learn in this course

1. Learn communication skills that actually work in the workplace
How to apply etiquette for various situations, such as business greetings, meeting etiquette, and how to handle phone calls and write emails

2. We help you act like a pro without getting flustered from your very first day
Learn practical business manners focused on real-life situations such as speech, dress code, and business cards.

3. Regardless of your job role, you can learn the basics of building trust within an organization
How to first develop a trustworthy attitude before becoming a "person who works well"

🧩 Recommended For

New employees, interns, contract workers, and others who are new to organizational life
Junior professionals who want to leave a good impression at their first job
Those in roles that require frequent interaction with people, such as CS, sales, and administrative positions
Junior leaders or practical instructors in charge of team member training