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| − | '''Toastmasters International''' <ref>Disclaimer - This information about Toastmasters is not written or approved by Toastmasters International. </ref> is a group dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills. The members attend club meetings where they practice their communication skills in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. They learn leadership skills by participating in several meeting roles and as club officers. | + | '''Toastmasters International''' <ref>Disclaimer - This information about Toastmasters is not written or approved by Toastmasters International.</ref> is a group dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills. The members attend club meetings where they practice their communication skills in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. They learn leadership skills by participating in several meeting roles and as club officers. |
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Latest revision as of 07:12, July 12, 2016
Toastmasters International [1] is a group dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills. The members attend club meetings where they practice their communication skills in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. They learn leadership skills by participating in several meeting roles and as club officers.
Educational Program
The Toastmasters educational program consists of two tracks - a communication track and a leadership track. Upon completion of both the communication track and the leadership track, the member is eligible for the Distinguished Toastmaster award.
The Communication Track consists of the following awards:
- Competent Communicator
- Advanced Communicator Bronze
- Advanced Communicator Silver
- Advanced Communicator Gold
The Leadership Track consists of the following awards:
Club Meeting
Basic Parts
The typical Toastmaster meeting consists of three basic parts:
- Prepared speeches
- Evaluations
- Table Topics
Meeting Roles
Club Officers
- President
- Immediate Past President
- Vice President Education
- Vice President Membership
- Vice President Public Relations
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Sergeant at Arms
References
- ↑ Disclaimer - This information about Toastmasters is not written or approved by Toastmasters International.
External Links
- Toastmasters.org - The official web site for Toastmasters International.
- Toastmasters Wiki