In today’s global environment, etiquette is not performance—it is the practical language of respect.
ICPA teaches protocol as a disciplined standard of behaviour, grounded in Japanese cultural refinement and aligned with international expectations.
Whether you are exploring a professional pathway as a certified instructor or seeking personal and executive refinement, this session will clarify the structure, outcomes, and learning approach of each track.
Join our Online Information Session to discover:
What “global etiquette and protocol” means at executive and formal levels
How Japanese refinement translates into internationally respected conduct
Two clear pathways: Professional Certification (Licence Track) or General Diploma (Personal Mastery)
How graduates apply these skills confidently in diplomacy, business, and formal social settings
Structured programmes with clear competencies and practical outcomes.
Training that develops judgement, composure, and cultural accuracy—so refinement becomes a repeatable skill.
Professional Certification (Licence Track) for professional practice, and General Diploma for personal mastery and executive refinement.
Recorded review options, structured assignments, and guided Q&A—designed to support progress across time zones.
Available for both the Licence Track and the General Diploma Track, depending on your goals.

For diplomatic, governmental, and formal institutional contexts. Focus: formal conduct, strategic presence, ceremony, and protocol environments.

For executives and professionals operating internationally. Focus: cross-cultural judgement, professional etiquette, negotiation presence, and non-verbal credibility.

For those seeking refined international social conduct and cultural literacy. Focus: formal dining, dress codes, ceremonial settings, the meaning of silence, and social hierarchy.
Upon registration, you will receive the Full Programme Guide and Fee Schedule instantly by email.
Note: Session-only attendee benefits and application guidance will be shared during the information session.
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