I didn't know where to put this, so I thought, well its to do with being in a social situation, sociology.. so I put it in this area of the forum.

Tomorrow and wednesday, I am on a training course, paid for by work, for learning Microsoft Project.

The dress code is SMART/CASUAL. I don't know what this means. I've never been given this dress code. I've googled it, and yet I'm still no better off.

What dya think?

most courses if they specify a dress code put this. i wouldn't worry about it its just to make sure people don't turn up in tracksuit bottoms,etc


the below should be fine

shoes, smart jeans, jumper or tucked in shirt.

I'm thinking trousers, shirt and a jumper should be okay..

I go to these sorts of things all the time and just wear what I like. I wear what I like to work too, so it is in keeping with my expected appearance.

I'd wear business dress for an outsourced training course only if I wore business dress to the office as standard and there were due to be some of my colleagues there.


The company delivering the training don't care.


Peace,

kowalski

Just dont dress like a chav

jeans, tshirt and trainers are fine

sherbet-coloured leisure-wear ftw!!!! or a moo moo...

To work, I wear a shirt, tie and trousers every day, and then on fridays dress down day i go in whatever i like, sometimes jeans, sometimes sweatpants

I think I'm guna go in shirt and trousers tomorrow, no tie, and with a cool black cardigan style jacket with buttons

Who sez it's cool?


Peace,

kowalski

I think it looks cool

Does that mean that heels and a ball gag are smart casual then?

PS