Become a Director

About the American Society of Junior Cotillions

The American Society of Junior Cotillions (ASJC) is a character education and etiquette program dedicated to developing confident, respectful, and socially skilled young people. Through structured instruction in social etiquette, ballroom dancing, and leadership development, ASJC provides upper elementary and middle school students with the tools they need to navigate social and academic settings with poise and courtesy.

ASJC programs are designed to instill timeless values such as respect for self and others, personal responsibility, integrity, and gracious conduct. Students receive guided instruction in dining etiquette, introductions and conversation skills, correspondence, hosting and guest responsibilities, and formal social dance. Each lesson is presented in an engaging and age-appropriate format that builds confidence while reinforcing character.

Led by trained and certified directors, local ASJC chapters maintain high standards of professionalism, consistency, and excellence. The program serves as both a social education experience and a foundation for lifelong leadership and civility.

Goal Statement

The goal of the American Society of Junior Cotillions is to cultivate respectful, confident, and socially responsible young people by providing structured instruction in etiquette, character education, and leadership—empowering students to conduct themselves with poise, integrity, and consideration in every area of life.

Become a Certified Director

A Meaningful New Career Path: Becoming a Director of the American Society of Junior Cotillions

Becoming a Director of the American Society of Junior Cotillions (ASJC) offers the opportunity to begin a rewarding and purposeful new career—one that blends leadership, education, entrepreneurship, and community impact.

As an ASJC Director, you are not simply teaching etiquette and ballroom dance; you are shaping character, building confidence, and influencing the next generation of leaders. Directors serve as role models and mentors, guiding students through structured lessons that instill respect, poise, integrity, and social competence.

A Profession with Purpose

This career path allows individuals to make a meaningful difference in their communities by:

Teaching timeless principles of courtesy and respect
Developing leadership skills in young people
Strengthening family and community values
Creating positive social environments for students

An Entrepreneurial Opportunity

Serving as a Director is also a professional business opportunity. Directors establish and operate a local chapter in their area, with support and training provided by ASJC. This includes:

Comprehensive curriculum and lesson plans
Business and operational guidance
Marketing strategies and enrollment support
Ongoing mentorship and professional development

Directors manage their own schedules, coordinate venues, oversee enrollment, and build relationships within their community. For many, this becomes a flexible and sustainable career that allows them to balance family life while operating a respected local organization.

Ideal for Leaders and Educators

This opportunity is especially well-suited for:

Former educators
Professionals seeking a career change
Community leaders
Individuals with a passion for youth development
Those desiring meaningful, part-time or full-time work

Building a Legacy

Beyond financial opportunity, becoming an ASJC Director allows you to build something lasting. Each season, you help shape young men and women who carry the lessons of respect, confidence, and civility into their schools, homes, and future careers.

It is more than a position—it is a calling to lead, to teach, and to inspire.

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