The Brattleby Academy
The British Institute for Etiquette, Protocol & Human Excellence
British by standard.
Global by application.
Institutional by design.
A global British digital institute and knowledge intelligence platform dedicated to etiquette, protocol, diplomacy, human conduct and professional excellence.
12 Schools · Governed Curricula · Formal Examinations · Verifiable Credentials
Public study estate · 12 course syllabuses open to explore · enrolment and payments are not active.
The institutional category
A Global British Institute of Human Conduct, Protocol & Diplomatic Intelligence.
Etiquette is the entry point, not the boundary. From that first discipline the estate extends across protocol, diplomacy, cultural intelligence, leadership, communication, personal presence, human conduct and institutional education.
Twelve schools hold custody of that field — one connected range of study, kept to one British standard, read the same way at a family table, in a boardroom and at an official occasion.
Twelve audiences. One standard of conduct.
The same governed register serves a parent at the family table and a protocol office preparing an official occasion. Find your own path in; the standard does not change with the audience.
Path 01 of 12
For the individual
Study a governed course in your own time, sit its formal examination, and hold a credential that stands on the public record rather than on a certificate file. Every syllabus is published in full and free to read before anything else is asked of you.
From the family table to the diplomatic chamber.
Conduct is one discipline practised at every scale. The manners kept at a family table, the form kept in a boardroom and the precedence kept at an official occasion differ in ceremony, not in kind — and the estate teaches them as one connected range.
Self
Presence, courtesy and social grace
Social Grace & Personal PresenceTable
Dining, entertaining and the family table
Dining & EntertainingRoom
Business conduct and the meeting room
Business Etiquette & Professional ConductInstitution
Protocol, precedence and official occasions
Diplomatic ProtocolWorld
Diplomacy and conduct across borders
International Relations & Diplomacy
The Twelve Schools.
Enter the schoolsEach school holds custody of one discipline of human conduct and answers for its standard. Together they form the institute's complete architecture.
- British Etiquette & Good Manners2 courses in the register
- Social Grace & Personal Presence1 course in the register
- Dining & Entertaining1 course in the register
- Business Etiquette & Professional Conduct1 course in the register
- Diplomatic Protocol1 course in the register
- International Relations & Diplomacy1 course in the register
- Cross-Cultural Intelligence1 course in the register
- Leadership & Executive Presence1 course in the register
- Communication & Public Speaking1 course in the register
- Personal Development & Wellbeing1 course in the register
- Children, Teens & Education1 course in the register
- Professional Certification1 course in the register
Flagship courses
The full course registerBritish Social Etiquette Essentials
An applied study of British social conduct: the principle of consideration, presence and greeting, conversation, hospitality, the table, correspondence and digital conduct, variation and adaptation, and repair and judgement.
8 modules · 24 lessons · ≈ 16 h studyRead the syllabus
Business Protocol & Executive Presence
An applied study of protocol in commercial life: authority and accountability, introduction and precedence, meetings, the written register of business, hosting and being hosted, gifts and integrity boundaries, negotiation and disagreement, and presence under pressure.
8 modules · 24 lessons · examined
CEMMChildren's Etiquette & Modern Manners
A working method for the responsible adult: manners taught as consideration matched to a child's capacity rather than obedience to adult authority, covering modelling, the table, the early and middle years, hosting and gifts, the child's boundary, repair and growing independence.
8 modules · 24 lessons · examined
CPSCCommunication, Public Speaking & Correspondence
A working method for professional communication: settling purpose, audience and required effect before form, writing institutional correspondence that survives disclosure, and speaking so that a room can follow, decide and remember.
8 modules · 24 lessons · examined
PDWBComposure, Civility & Personal Standards
A working method for personal conduct under load: composure as trained conduct rather than felt calm, the kept word, order and care, attention, civility toward those who can offer nothing in return, repair after error, and the honest limits of self-discipline.
8 modules · 24 lessons · examined
Knowledge, examination and credential are three separate records.
Completing a course is not passing an examination; passing an examination is not holding a credential. Each step is earned, recorded and independently verifiable.
Study the version
Enrolment pins the exact published course version. What you studied is exactly reproducible, module by module, for as long as the record exists.
Sit the examination
A formal, server-timed examination drawn from an approved question bank. The pass standard is set by examination policy, not by the page.
Hold the credential
Where earned, a credential is entered in the canonical register with a public verification address any third party may consult.
Why the record can be trusted
Authored, not assembled
Curriculum is written under institutional review and version-pinned; a published version can never be silently edited.
Examined, not asserted
Examinations are timed by the server against an immutable question snapshot. Candidates never see the key.
Verifiable, not decorative
A credential is a database record with a public verification address. The certificate is only its representation.
One connected structure, from school to course.
Schools hold custody of a discipline; collections curate its body of study; programmes sequence governed study; courses deliver it. Every page of this estate sits somewhere in that structure.
Begin with the register itself.
Read a syllabus in full before anything else. Every course page states exactly what is taught, how it is examined and what the credential attests — from anywhere in the world.