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1 Toastmasters Club at Thapar

2 Toastmasters International?  Non-Profit Organization founded in 1924 in USA  It has a focussed approach, that of developing Communication & Leadership Skills of its members

3 Mission Statement “To make effective oral communication a world-wide reality”

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5 Geographical Presence  117 countries  3,00,000 members  About 13,000 Clubs  300 in India –Mostly Corporate Clubs in India

6 Some College based Clubs  IIT Kharagpur  IIM Bangalore, Indore, Udaipur  Jain Colleges, Bangalore  VIT, SKIT Jaipur  ISB Mohali, Hyderabad

7 Membership Benefits  Improve Communication skills  Improve Leadership skills  Improve Organisational skills  Gain confidence  Networking

8 In Short  You become A Better  Thinker  Speaker  Listener  Leader

9 Who can be a member?  Anyone over 18 years of age!  Who is committed enough to be willing to put in efforts for self-excellence!

10 What does a club member do?  Attend the club meetings  Follow the guided programme –Evolved over 88 years

11 What does a club member do?  In addition, experienced members-  –Help other club members become better speakers (Mentor them) –Help the club in its functioning

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13 How does it work?  Learn-by-doing, Self-Paced Program  Weekly practice:  Delivering speeches -- prepared or impromptu  Filling meeting roles  No instructor

14 Toastmasters Advantages  Practical presentation experience  A safe place to learn while making some mistakes  Networking / Fraternity  Mentorship opportunities - Transform

15 How is a typical meeting conducted?  3 sections –Impromptu Speaking –Prepared speeches –All speeches evaluated

16 What happens in the Impromptu Section?  One member ‘tables’ the topics or throws challenges  Speaker -- Volunteers / nominated  1 to 2 minutes

17 And Prepared Speech Section?  Follow a graded programme, as per the manual  Deliver speeches on own topics  Suggested format  Try to meet the objectives

18 Speech Evaluation...  Senior members give constructive feedback  Best part of the programme  Positive, encouraging feedback with suggestions for improvement!

19 COMMUNICATION ThinkingSpeakingListening ImpromptuPreparedEvaluation

20 COMMUNICATION ThinkingSpeakingListening ImpromptuPreparedEvaluation BasicAdvanced Rudimentary Confidence Sincerity Structure Technical Gestures Vocal Word-usage Props Applicational Persuade Demonstrate Inspire

21 COMMUNICATION ThinkingSpeakingListening ImpromptuPreparedEvaluation BasicAdvanced 1.Entertain 2.Inform 3.Storytelling 4.Technical 5. Media6. Selling7.Spl Occasions Speeches 8. Public Relations9. Panel Discussions 10. Speeches by Management11. Interpersonal 12. TV

22 Any certificates issued after completion?  Recognition of achievement (milestone) –CC –AC(Bronze) –AC(Silver) –AC(Gold) –CL –AL –DTM

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24 Members & Frequency  Min 20 enthu members! Weekly  College Clubs == 30+ members  Meet 2-3 times per week during sem/trimester, 0 during holidays

25 Decisions for the club?  The Club Members themselves!  For smooth functioning, each club has - –A President –3 Vice Presidents (handling Education & Training, Membership and Public Relations) –Secretary, Treasurer & Sergeant-at-arms

26 Mentoring provided for the club? Hierarchy of service leadership.  Area =4-5 clubs & Area Governor to guide  Division = some Areas & DVG to guide  District = some Divisions & Top 3 to guide –District Governor, LGET, LGM  Initial Hand-Holding

27 Mentoring provided for these?  Regular training for all posts  Speech contests at each level & the winners go ahead  Conferences 2 / year

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29 Toastmasters club is NOT  A bureau of great speakers – but a place where ordinary people gather & become better speakers  a program for improving English, but your language may improve automatically

30 Individual Value  Clear communication skills  Better comm with parents/bf/gf  Self-confidence  Networking with potential empl  Improved leadership skills  Where Leaders Are Made…

31 Financial Implications  Dues US$ 6 per month  One time joining fee US $ 20  Charter fee for the club is US $ 125 (one time)

32 Other Fees & Details  Pins, badges, trophies etc.,  Transport & tokens of appreciation  Attend the 2 conferences.  100 ~ 120 Rs pm local expenses  Per head: Rs. 1200 (OT) &  Rs. 450 pm

33 Costs for Certifications  To get such training in India,…  Rs 12-15000 / certification. Much less here  + Can complete multi certifications / year  It is not much, when you consider what you ‘become’ after 1-2 years!

34 Time commitment > $!  Time pm invested in meetings 6-8 hrs  Executive committee members 1-2 hrs  Pres / VPE need to give + 1hr / week  Plus prepare own speeches

35 BUT- IT IS ALL WORTH IT!... Once you undergo the training & benefit from this programme, you are going to feel great & say- “ It was definitely worth it!”

36 www.toastmasters.org www.toastmasters.org Contact Deepak Lekhi 9878879420 Nagender Saini9878447079 www.toastmasters.org www.toastmasters.org Contact Deepak Lekhi 9878879420 Nagender Saini9878447079


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