Welcome to the Resources Page
This is your one stop shop for all things District 25 and Toastmasters International. Browse around our categories of resources to get what you need.
Club Resources
In this section of our website, you’ll find information that may be useful in your office. If you can’t find the information you’re looking for and which you think might be helpful to others as well, please let us know by emailing to the Webmaster.
Club Officer Resources
- On-Line/Hybrid Meeting information from Toastmasters International – added 9/1/21
- Hybrid Meeting Tips – added 7/9/21
- Club Officer Resources – Toastmasters International
- Club Officer Tools – Toastmasters International
- Leadership Central Toastmasters International
- Club/District Powerpoint Template *added 8/2018
- Club Officer 360 Degree Evaluation added 7/9/21
Club & District Websites from Toastmasters International Website - D25 Web Page with Website Information
- D25 Website video – navigating website – added 7/16/21
- Club Leadership Handbook *linked to most up-to-date version on TI site
- Club Officer Roles & Tutorial (log-in required) – be sure to view ‘summary’ and ‘tutorial’ *added 7/2016
- Distinguished Club Program and Club Success Plan (PDF) *linked to most up-to-date version on TI site
- Club Success Plan (portion of DCP Program & CSP document) (PDF) – added 7/2021
- DCP Goal #9 – Training Record keeping (related to newly chartered clubs) – added 10/5/19
- Club Officer Election Procedure – Script – added 4/8/19
- DCP Worksheet Word Version | PDF Version
A worksheet to follow up on all 10 goals of the Distinguished Club Program. – updated 7/1/21 - Application for Membership *updated 8/15/2020
Application for membership to your Toastmasters Club. - Tips for Success from Toastmasters International
- Club Constitution and Bylaws
Standard documents governing operations of Toastmasters Clubs, with information on membership, dues, elections, etc. This can also be found on Toastmasters International website also – Catalog 210C.
Corporate Program Support
- One Weird Trick to Get 30 Members in Your Corporate Club – Presentation by Allan Pickering
Club Meeting Resources
- Virtual Club Meeting Resources from Region 3 – Tips & Tricks – added 4/4/20
- Compilation of Information for Online Meetings – added 4/4/20
- Virtual meeting Backgrounds – Virtual Meeting Backgrounds
- Virtual meeting Backgrounds – Core Values
- Virtual meeting Timing Backgrounds – Green, Yellow, Red
- Virtual Stop Light Timing Backgrounds – Start, Green, Yellow, Red
- Virtual meeting Backgrounds – Banners & Logos
- Few Examples of Backgrounds – for more example click on category above to go to Toastmasters International for full set of backgrounds.
Division & Area Directors
In this section you find links to the most frequently needed pages at Toastmasters International as well as contact information in different categories for District 25. If you can’t find information you’re looking for and which you think might be helpful to others as well, please let us know by emailing to the Webmaster.
Toastmasters.org Links
- Find out more about district leadership opportunities including roles and responsibilities
- TI Provided Area and Division Director Training Materials (links to toastmasters.org)
- District Leader Tools (links to toastmasters.org)
- Leadership Central on toastmasters.org – Direct Link
- TI Branded PowerPoint Template
- TI Region Maps
- Area Director Resources (links to toastmasters.org)
- Reports – Club/Area/Division/District
- Logos – District and Toastmasters International
- District Leader 360 Degree Evaluation – added 7/9/21
Helpful Information for Leadership Team
- Letter to Area Directors 2021-2022 – added 6/22/20
- Letter to Division Directors 2021-2022 – added 6/22/20
- Key Dates 2020-2021 – updated 12/31/20
- Key Dates 2021-2022 – updated 5/17/21
- Area Director Talking Points 2021-2022 – added 6/22/2021
- 10 Signs of a Struggling Club and How to Help
- SMART Goal Setting and Action Plan – updated 6/24/19
- Creating Business Cards – updated 6/27/20
- Name Tents – Divisions
Recognition Program - District/Division/Area
Area Director Club Visit Resources
- Script for Club Officer Installation – from District Leadership Handbook – .doc – added 7/9/21
- Moments of Truth – Club Quality Standards Evaluation (structure for club visits)
- Serving Clubs thru Visits
- DCP Form – send to club prior to visit – updated 7/6/20
- 1471 Area Directors Club Visit Report – updated 6/22/21
- Area Supplemental Report Updated – 01/16/21
Area Director Manuals and Programs
- District Leadership Handbook (pdf)
- District Recognition Program (including Area/Division/District)
- Area Success Plan (pdf)
- Distinguished Club Program and Club Success Plan
- Club Success Plan (portion of DCP/CSP document)
- DCP Goal #9 – Training Recordkeeping (related to newly chartered clubs) – added 10/5/19
- Golden Gavel Details (D25 Program)
- Golden Gavel Form to submit information for recognition
Division Director and Senior Leadership Resources
- District Leadership Handbook (PDF)
- District Recognition Program (including Area/Division/District)
- District Expense Voucher 2020-21 (pdf) – added 7/9/20
- District Expense Voucher 2021-2022 (pdf) – added 6/22/21
- Tax Exempt Form (pdf)
- Division Success Plan (pdf)
Support Structure - District 25
In this section of our website, you’ll find information that may be useful in your office.
Greg Pick
Pathways Coordinator
Have Pathways questions? Can’t find what you need? Please contact Greg Pick, DTM, our district’s Pathways Coordinator. He will answer your questions or find you the help you need. Greg can be contacted at gregpick@d25toastmasters.org or 817-504-2105 (m). Email or call Greg with your questions or concerns!
Research the Pathways Paths:
Need help – with Pathways?
Path Selection Made Easier – video by Toastmasters International 2/20 –
click here to view
Drill down to Paths, Levels, & Projects, Detail – select Path below to view detail on each project and elective within each Path. Evaluation document provided too.
Select Path:
Path: Dynamic Leadership
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a strategic leader. The projects on this path focus on understanding leadership and communication styles, the effect of conflict on a group and the skills needed to defuse and direct conflict. These projects also emphasize the development of strategies to facilitate change in an organization or group, interpersonal communication and public speaking. This path culminates in a project focused on applying your leadership skills. >> View the Path
Path: Effective Coaching
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a positive communicator and leader. The projects on this path focus on understanding and building consensus, contributing to the development of others by coaching and establishing strong public speaking skills. Each project emphasizes the importance of effective interpersonal communication. This path culminates in a “High Performance Leadership” project of your design.
>> View the Path
Path: Engaging Humor
Overview:
This path is designed to help you build your skills as a humorous and engaging public speaker. The projects on this path focus on understanding your sense of humor and how that sense of humor translates to engaging audience members. The projects contribute to developing an understanding of how to effectively use humor in a speech, including challenging situations and impromptu speeches. This path culminates in an extended humorous speech that will allow you to apply what you learned.
>> View the Path
Path: Innovative Planning
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a public speaker and leader. The projects on this path focus on developing a strong connection with audience members when you present, speech writing and speech delivery. The projects contribute to building an understanding of the steps to manage a project, as well as creating innovative solutions. This path culminates in a “High Performance Leadership” project of your design. >> View the Path
Path: Leadership Development
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as an effective communicator and leader. The projects on this path focus on learning how to manage time, as well as how to develop and implement a plan. Public speaking and leading a team are emphasized in all projects. This path culminates in the planning and execution of an event that will allow you to apply everything you learned.
>> View the Path
Path: Motivational Strategies
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a powerful and effective communicator. The projects focus on learning strategies for building connections with the people around you, understanding motivation and successfully leading small groups to accomplish tasks. This path culminates in a comprehensive team-building project that brings all of your skills together—including public speaking.
>> View the Path
Path: Persuasive Influence
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a powerful and effective communicator. The projects focus on learning strategies for building connections with the people around you, understanding motivation and successfully leading small groups to accomplish tasks. This path culminates in a comprehensive team-building project that brings all of your skills together—including public speaking.
>> View the Path
Path: Presentation Mastery
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a powerful and effective communicator. The projects focus on learning strategies for building connections with the people around you, understanding motivation and successfully leading small groups to accomplish tasks. This path culminates in a comprehensive team-building project that brings all of your skills together—including public speaking.
>> View the Path
Path: Strategic Relationships
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a leader in communication. The projects on this path focus on understanding diversity, building personal and/or professional connections with a variety of people and developing a public relations strategy. Communicating well interpersonally and as a public speaker is emphasized in each project. The path culminates in a project to apply your skills as a leader in a volunteer organization.
>> View the Path
Path: Team Collaboration
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a collaborative leader. The projects on this path focus on active listening, motivating others and collaborating with a team. Each project contributes to building interpersonal communication and public speaking skills. This path culminates in a project focused on applying your leadership skills.
>> View the Path
Path: Visionary Communication
Overview:
This path helps you build your skills as a strategic communicator and leader. The projects on this path focus on developing your skills for sharing information with a group, planning communications and creating innovative solutions. Speech writing and speech delivery are emphasized in each project. This path culminates in the development and launch of a long-term personal or professional vision.
>> View the Path
Pathways Resources
Members can easily find these documents by logging in to toastmasters.org – go to Base Camp in Pathways and find link to web page with link to ‘Speech Evaluation’ documents. – 8/25/21
Description of each path & visual representation of the required projects on one sheet
Visual Explanation of Path
Describes the projects required for each level in your path, including mentoring
Pathways Education Program At A Glance (Pathways Reference Guide) – added 3/26/2019 The Pathways Reference Guide has been put together as a companion guide to The Navigator to assist members beginning the Pathways learning Experience for the first time, and as a useful ongoing reference for members working in Pathways.
Pathways Paths & Core Competencies (12 pages) – updated 8/3/2021
A list of all projects in every path
Pathways Paths & Project Catalog – Ver. 4 – updated 4/6/21
A 77 page summary of every project in Pathways, organized by path. The guide was authored by District 57.
Pathways Navigator (PDF)
Provides a description of the program and the club environment – a must read
How to set up FreeToastHost to deliver Pathways Notifications to the Base Camp Managers
(be sure to ‘enable’ contact email to be publicly accessible)
Ensures that the Basecamp managers get notified.
Base Camp Manager Duties
A how-to document for the tasks a base camp manager does
Track your progress with *Pathways progress tracking & documentation sheets:
Dynamic Leadership
Effective Coaching
Engaging Humor
Innovative Planning
Leadership Development
Motivational Strategies
Persuasive Influence
Presentation Mastery
Strategic Relationships
Team Collaboration
Visionary Communication
*Resources developed by Julie Dall of Southern River Toastmasters, Perth, Australia, District 17.
“How To” Toastmasters Tutorials
Accessing Certificates
Accessing Speech Evaluation Resources
Accessing Your Path
Completing a Level
Completing a Project
Completing a Speech Outside Your Club
FAQs Working in Projects
Launching A Project
Providing Feedback and Awarding Badges
Saving Documents to Your E-Portfolio
Scheduling a Speech Outside Your Club
Searching and Browsing on Base Camp
Tracking Your Meeting Roles
“How To” Toastmasters Videos
Path Selection Made Easier
Log Into Base Camp
Let’s Visit Base Camp
Accessing Your Path
Completing a Project
Completing a Level
Pathays Ice Breaker sample project #1 –
Ice Breaker – online version
Ice Breaker – pdf version
Helpful Pathways Guidance (D25 posts)
Flyers
Where Will Pathways Take You? (Flyer PDF): Communicates the value of the new education program. Share it in your district, and help new and prospective members understand Pathways since the traditional education program is no longer available to them.
Transform Your Talent (Flyer PDF): Helps human resources and talent development professionals understand how Pathways will benefit their company.
Articles
Historical
How to Take Your Pathways Journey to New Heights – by Mark Snow, DTM
The video to the right was presented in District 71 by Mark Snow, DTM in District 69. Mark has the distinction of being the very first to achieve a Pathways DTM in Toastmasters. The presentation is designed to take the “scary” out of Pathways and demystify it. A link to his PowerPoint Presentation can be found below.
Ready, Set, Launch – PowerPoint Presentation
Emily Murray
Club Growth Director
Memberships & Marketing Resources
- Moments of Truth – go to Education Resource Page – click here
- Electronic Media Kit (Toastmasters International) Media Kit (PDF)
- Fact Sheet (Toastmasters International)
- Toastmasters International – Best Practices – Find-A-Club
- Public Speaking Tips from Toastmasters International
- Tips for Success from Toastmasters International
- Marketing Resources – Toastmasters International website
- Publicity and Promotion Handbook (Let The World Know)
- Social Media Workshop recorded May 28, 2020
- Creating Business Cards Instruction Document – updated 6/27/20
- Toastmasters International Business Card Downloads
Virtual Guest Packet – Links to suggested documents for virtual guest packet
(Check in the ‘Helpful Documents & Flyers for Download’ section of this page for flyers for virtual meetings)
- Helpful link from Toastmasters International – added 10/7/20
- Welcome Letter for guest packet – community *updated 11/11/19 – needs to be personalized
- Welcome Letter for guest packet – corporate *added 11/11/19 – needs to be personalized
- Guest card
- Member Application
- Pathways – Paths, Levels, Projects 2-page doc
- The Benefits of Toastmasters Membership *updated 3/2019
- Find Your Voice Brochure (99)
- Your Path to Leadership (101)
- All About Toastmasters (124)
- Features, Benefits and Value Chart
- Ice Breaker – test drive first project in Pathways
Club Open House Information
- Helpful information from Toastmasters International – “How to Host An Open House”
- Additional information from Toastmasters International – “From Paltry to Plenty”
- Open House Planner document (presented at past Marketing Workshops)
- Notes from Workshop 1/21/2012
- Guest card
- Meeting Invitation
- Flyers from Toastmasters International – specifically designed for Open Houses
- Presentations from Toastmasters International – specifically designed for Open Houses
- Open House Power Point Presentation from Toastmasters – 10/8/2020
- Member Application
- How to Overcome Phobias in the Workplace (Msn.com/career builders)
- How Good is Your Club? (evaluation checklist)
- Features, Benefits and Value Chart
- 20 tips for 20 Members
- 7 Tips for keeping club members
- Attract, recruit, and retain members
- Five Things
- Free Stuff from Toastmasters International
- Gain and retain members
- Turn guests into members
- Even more membership building ideas
- Famous Toastmasters
- Member Survey
- The Benefits of Toastmasters Membership *updated 3/2019
- Welcome Letter for guest packet – community *updated 11/11/19
- Welcome Letter for guest packet – corporate *added 11/11/19
Flyers for promoting your Toastmasters Club and finding new members. Most flyers can be modified to include your club information.
- Develop Your Leaders From Within (PDF): A brochure designed for promoting Toastmasters to businesses and organizations. The brochure includes information about Toastmasters, notable corporate clubs, testimonials and details on how to sponsor a club.
Check out information available from Toastmasters International
Helpful Documents and Flyers For Download
To be added soon.
New Member Resources
In this section of our web site you’ll find information that may be useful to a new member.
If you can’t find information you’re looking for and which you think might be helpful to others as well, please let us know by emailing to the Webmaster.
- New Member Orientation (power point from TI) – added 8/3/21
- Orienting New Members – added 8/3/21
- New Member Induction Ceremony – added 8/3/21
Consider putting some of these documents in a new member ‘transition packet’ to assist the new member for a smooth transition before receiving materials from Toastmasters International
- New Member Tools – Toastmasters International
- New Member Experience Survey – added 7/9/21
- Letter sent to new members by Toastmasters International – updated 10/3/19
- Facts for First Timers from Toastmasters International
- How to Join – Information from Toastmasters International
- New Member Experience – from Toastmasters International
- Club Experience – video from Toastmasters International – updated 4/2018
- Pathways Education Program – District 25 Resource Page
Pathways Ice Breaker sample project #1 –
- Ice Breaker – online version
- Ice Breaker – pdf version
- Member Achievement Record
- Master Your Meetings *new 2/7/17 A Guide to Quality in the Club
- A Toastmaster Wears Many Hats (description of meeting roles)
- Member Application
Other Helpful New Member Resources
Resource on Toastmasters International Site
- District Website Information from Toastmasters International
- Club Website Information from Toastmasters International
- Club Website Information – D25 Site
- Logos, Images & Templates
- Images from Toastmasters International Gallery (including past Toastmaster magazine covers) *added 10/2018
(make sure you click through from categories – currently only ‘Public’ but sub-categories under ‘Public’)
2021-2022 District Focus – Inspired by You
Toastmasters International Logo
Lola Stone
Contest Coordinator
Speech Contest Resources
Please print out forms and send improvement ideas to lolastone@d25toastasters.org.
==> District 25 Area/Division Speech Contest Schedule <==
Speech Contest Training Zoom Replay – 2/9/21
Passcode: C5@db^%8
Scripts, agendas, contest chair briefing below in specific subject area below on this web page
Added 3/25/20 – Documents from 3/24/20 Zoom Meeting:
Power Point (in pdf format) – click here
Cheat Sheet for those involved in virtual contests – click here Revised 01/14/21
== Contest Rule Book ==
- Official Speech Contest Rulebook from Toastmasters International – 2021-2022
- Explanation of changes – added 7/9/21
- District Level International Speech Contest Video Release Form – *added 3/28/19
- Toastmasters International Contest Information – Click here
Contest Chair’s Resources
- Dignitary List – 2019-2020 *updated 2/14/20
-updated periodically during contest season - Contest Chair Checklist *updated 1/7/2021
- Contest Preparation Timeline
- Contest Chair Briefing VIRTUAL – *updated 4/19/21
- Contest Chair Briefing *updated 2/26/20
- Contest Roles & Responsibilities
- Contest Picture Guidelines
- Contest Evaluation/Guidelines document used by District Representative *9/7/18
Scripts
== 2022 ==
- Area International & Evaluation Area (2022) *updated 10/22/21
- Division International & Evaluation Area (2022) *updated 10/22/21
== 2021 ==
- Table Topics & International Division Contest (2021) *updated 04/13/21
- Table Topics & International Area Contest (2021) *updated 02/27/21
== 2020 ==
- International & Evaluation Division Contest (2020) *updated 2/15/20
- International VIRTUAL Area Contest – 2-contests – added 3/22/20 – updated 4/3/20
- International VIRTUAL Area Contest – 3-contests – added 3/22/20 – updated 4/3/20
- International VIRTUAL Division Contest – added 4/3/20 – updated 4/22/20
== 2019 ==
- International & Table Topics Area Contest (2019) *updated 1/10/2019
- International & Table Topics Division Contest (2019) *updated 1/10/2019
Forms & Signs
- Speaker’s Certificate of Eligibility & Originality – Form 1183 *updated 02/04/21
-Contestants must complete form before contest and sign at the contest - Speech Contestant Profile – Form 1189 Used for contestant interviews – *updated 02/04/21
- Evaluation Contestant Notes – Form 1177
- Contestant Speaking Order Table Topics & International Speech Contest – Updated 11/22/20
- Contestant Speaking Order Evaluation & International Contest – Updated 11/22/20
- Contestant Speaking Order Evaluation Contest
- Contestant Speaking Order International Contest
- Contestant Speaking Order Table Topics Contest
- Contest Sign In Sheet
- Stop Signs for Contests – Put outside the doors while contest is in progress
- Direction signs – With arrows to direct attendees to event
Contest Flyers & Agendas
- Official District and Toastmasters International Logos
- Preparation of Contest Flyer *updated 1/6/20
- Instructions for Agenda Preparation
- Sample Contest Flyer *added 12/12/19
- Area Evaluation & International Contest Agenda Template – updated 10/21/21
- Division Evaluation & International Contest Agenda Template – updated 10/21/21
- Area International Contest Agenda Template VIRTUAL 2-Contest – added 3/22/20 – updated 4/3/20
- Area International Contest Agenda Template VIRTUAL 3-Contest – added 3/22/20 – updated 4/3/20
- Division International Contest Agenda Template VIRTUAL – added 4/3/20
Certificates
Modify samples below as needed
- Certificate Preparation & Presentation – updated 1/6/20
- Certificate of Appreciation for Contest Helpers, Chief Judge, etc. (.doc) – updated 1/6/20
- Certificate of Participation (all contestants) (.doc) – updated 1/6/20
- Thank you for providing facility (.doc) – updated 1/6/20
- Third Place Winner (.doc) – updated 1/6/20
Certificates Provided by Toastmasters International
Toastmasters International Timing Cards
images below
Chief Judge’s Resources
- Virtual Chief Judges Reference – *updated 02/08/21
- Chief Judge’s Report *updated 10/15/20
- Chief Judge’s Briefing – *updated 02/08/21
- Virtual Tiebreaking Judge’s Briefing – *updated 02/04/21
Forms
- Judge’s Certificate of Eligibility & Code of Ethics – Form 1170 *updated 01/19/21
- Speech Contest Time Record Sheet – Form 1175 used by timekeepers – 10/15/20
- Contest Counter’s Tally Sheet – Form 1176 used by ballot counters – updated 10/15/20
- Notification of winners – Form 1182 Listing of winners advancing to next level – updated 10/15/20
- Results Form (announcement of winners – Form 1168 – *updated 02/10/21
- Contest-Ballot-Judges-Evaluation – Form 1179 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Tiebreaking Judge-Evaluation – Form 1179A – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Judges-International*- Form 1172 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Tiebreaking Judge-International* – Form 1188 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Judges-Humorous- Form 1191 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Tiebreaking Judge-Humorous – Form 1191A – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Judges-Table Topics- Form 1180 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Tiebreaking Judge-Table Topics – Form 1180A – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Judges-Tall Tales- Form 1181 – *updated 01/19/21
- Contest-Ballot-Tiebreaking Judge-Tall Tales – Form 1181A – *updated 01/19/21
*Complete eligibility requirements, and all other rules, can be found in the current contest rule book – link at top of this page.
Below is an excerpt from the rule book related to education requirements for the International Speech Contest:
- Contestant must have completed six speech projects in the Competent Communication manual or a minimum of two levels in the Toastmasters Pathways learning experience.
- However, a charter member of a club chartered less than one year before the club contest is permitted to compete without having
completed this requirement. - The club must have officially chartered before the area contest.
More Speech Contest Information
- How to Tell Tall Tales – March 2013 Toastmaster magazine
- Your Must Be Kidding: Tall Tales Are a Tall Order – September 2014 Toastmaster magazine
- Links to tutorials and FAQs, and more on Toastmasters International website
District Webinar for Contest Chairs – contest training 9/1/2016
Sundra Smith
TLI Coordinator
Toastmasters Leadership Institute (TLI) Resources
- District Event Cancellation Policy – effective 1/2/19
- Evaluation Form – updated 2/23/18
- Sign-in Form
- Club Officer Positions Name Tents
- Toastmasters International Club Officer Training Materials
(found trough District Leader Tools on TI site) - Toastmasters International Resource Library – Category: Club Officer Training
- Listing of what is available from Toastmasters International
== PRESIDENT ==
== VP EDUCATION ==
== VP MEMBERSHIP ==
== VP PUBLIC RELATIONS ==
== SECRETARY ==
== TREASURER ==
== SERGEANT AT ARMS ==
TRAINING CLUB LEADERS
== BUILDING A HEALTHY TEAM ==
== BUILDING ON ACHIEVEMENT FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS ==
== CREATING A QUALITY CLUB ==
== ENHANCING EVLAUTIONS ==
== LEADING THE CLUB TO SUCCESS ==
- CLUB SPONSOR, MENTOR, COACH TRAINING FROM TOASTMASTERS INTERNTIONAL
- TRAINING ACTIVITIES FROM TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL
Education Resources
In this section of our web site you’ll find information that may be useful for education in Toastmasters.
If you can’t find information you’re looking for and which you think might be helpful to others as well, please let us know by emailing to the Webmaster.
Pathways Program – Education Materials
Pathways Resource Page
Pathways Evaluation Forms for download
Traditional Program – Education Materials
Education Materials – Toastmasters International
Additional Education Information – Toastmasters International
Club/District Powerpoint Template *added 8/2018
Leadership Excellence Series – click here to download directly from TI
Toastmasters International’s The Leadership Excellence Series is a set of presentations addressing the subject of leadership. Members will learn about the skills they will need to be successful leaders inside and outside of Toastmasters.
Visionary Leader | PDF | PPT
Developing A Mission | PDF | PPT
Values & Leadership | PDF | PPT
Goal Setting & Planning | PDF | PPT
Delegate to Empower | PDF | PPT
Building a Team | PDF | PPT
Giving Effective Feedback | PDF | PPT
The Leader as a Coach | PDF | PPT
Motivating People | PDF | PPT
Service & Leadership | PDF | PTT
Resolving Conflict | PDF | PPT
Better Speaker Series – click here to download directly from TI
Toastmasters International’s The Better Speaker Series is a set of presentations offering instruction on basic speaking skills. Designed to be delivered by members to their clubs, presentations in this series provide new speaking techniques and facts that can help all club members develop their communication skills.
Beginning Your Speech | PDF | PPT
Concluding Your Speech | PDF | PPT
Controlling Your Fear | PDF | PPT
Impromptu Speaking | PDF | PPT
Selecting Your Topic | PDF | PPT
Know Your Audience | PDF | PPT
Organizing Your Speech | PDF | PPT
Creating an Introduction | PDF | PPT
Preparation & Practice | PDF | PPT
Using Body Language | PDF | PPT
Successful Club Series – click here to download directly from TI
Toastmasters International’s The Successful Club Series is a set of presentations addressing the subject of quality club meetings. Members will learn about the skills and standards they must strive to achieve for their club to be successful.
Moments of Truth – *updated 7/16
– Moments of Truth – Complete Module | PDF
– Moments of Truth Worksheet | PDF
– Moments of Truth Wall Chart | PDF
– Moments of Truth Powerpoint Slides | PPT
Finding New Members for your Club | PDF | PPT
Evaluate to Motivate | PDF | PPT
Closing the Sale | PDF | PPT
Creating Best Club Climate | PDF | PPT
Meeting Roles and Responsibilities | PDF | PPT
Mentoring
– Mentoring | PDF | PPT
– Mentor Interest Survey
– Mentee Assignmnt Notice
– Mentor Assignment Notice
– Mentor Certificate
– How to Manage Your Club’s Mentor Program
Keeping the Commitment
– Keeping the Commitment | PDF | PPT
– Toastmasters’s Promise
Going Beyond Our Clubs | PDF | PPT
How To Be a Distinguished Club
– How to Be A Distinguished Club (D25 version/Pathways) PDF | PPT – added 7/10/20
– Distinguished Club Program & Club Success Plan
Toastmasters Education Program | PDF | PPT
Road to Distinguished Toastmaster Information
Pathways and Traditional Programs – click here to see full details
DTM – Information from Toastmasters International – Traditional and Pathways
Traditional Program – Education Award Applications
Advanced Leader (ALS) and DTM Award Application
ALS: Prequisite: Complete the High Performance Leadership, Year of Service as a District Officer, Successful Club Coach, Sponsor, Mentor, or Specialist, AND complete the “old” Competent Leader prior to June 30, 2008 or the Advanced Leader Bronze Award (above),
DTM: Prequisite: Complete the Advanced Leader Silver (or AL prior to June 30, 2006) and the Advanced Communicator Gold (or ATMG prior to June 30, 2006).
High Performance Leadership Flyer
Historical Information
Competent Communicator – objectives & evaluations
Competent Communication Manual – pdf format – added 6/11/18
> Project #1 The Ice Breaker – added 6/11/18
> Project #2 Organize Your Speech – added 6/11/18
> Project #3 Get To The Point – added 6/11/18
> Project #4 How To Say It – added 6/11/18
> Project #5 Your Body Speaks – 6/11/18
> Project #6 Vocal Variety – added 6/11/18
> Project #7 Research Your Topic – added 6/11/18
> Project #8 Get Comfortable With Visual Aids – added 6/11/18
> Project #9 Persuade With Power – added 6/11/18
> Project #10 Inspire Your Audience – added 6/11/18
Advanced Manuals – listing
Advanced Manuals – description/objectives
Advanced Manuals – objectives/evaluation guidelines
Expanding Your Horizons – Success/Leadership and Success/Communication Programs*