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| Wednesday, 26 November 2008 | |
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Programmes offered by Toastmasters can be broadly divided into two areas: Communication and Leadership. A selection of these programmes are described below.
Communication Programmes
Competent Communicator
The Competent Communicator Programme is a series of ten speeches presented in a Toastmasters club. Each speech is focused on a specific area of speaking. Each speech is evaluated by a fellow club member. Upon completion of this programme, you will receive a Competent Toastmaster (CC) certificate from Toastmasters International. Areas covered in this manual include:
The Advanced Communicator programme is an extension of the Competent Communicator programme discussed above. However the manuals cover specific areas of speech development. These include:
There are three levels of Advanced Communicator that you may achieve, namely Bronze, Silver and Gold. Depending on the level you are working towards, you may also be expected to present educational assignments and serve as a mentor to a fellow club member. Upon completion of the various levels in this programme, you will receive an Advanced Communicator Bronze, Silver or Gold(AC B/S/G) certificate from Toastmasters International.
Areas covered in this manual include:
Leadership Programmes
Competent Leader The Competent Leader is presented to a member who has demonstrated leadership abilities by assisting and being evaluated on various club meeting roles such as:
Advanced Leader (Bronze) The Advanved Leader (Bronze) is presented to a member who has demonstrated leadership abilities in the following manner:
Advanced Leader (Silver) The Advanced Leader Silver is an extension of the Advanved Leader Bronze award above. The leader has
Youth Leadership
Toastmasters offers “hands-on” courses to teach High School learners the rudiments of effective communication and practical business skills. Following a program designed by Toastmasters International, members of a Toastmasters Club supervise and mentor learners in weekly meetings at a school. The learners, usually from Grade 11, learn both communication, listening and evaluation skills, while receiving the fundamentals of running a business meeting, the roles and responsibilities of each member of a meeting and Parliamentary Procedure. High Performance Leadership This five-project program offers instruction and practice in such vital leadership skills and activities as developing a mission and vision, goal-setting and planning, identifying values and building a team. Includes three Guidance Committee Handbooks. |
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| Last Updated ( Friday, 26 February 2010 ) |