MEMBERS INFORMATION

Dress Code

Neat casual attire is expected at the meetings in accordance with the Rules Club's dress standard. Visitors and guests should arrive at 6.45 pm to be met by a Club representative to ensure a 7 pm meeting start.

Education Communication & Leadership Program

Each member has the opportunity to achieve his or her educational goals. You can arrange for your speeches to be evaluated. Records will be kept for you so you can see how you are progressing including:

Speech Status - indicates which speeches you completed and the date of your last speech, and
Job Matrix - a record of which assignment you undertook at each meeting.
These records are normally circulated within the folder containing the Draft Agenda during the meeting.

Note: Ensure the VP-E signs the completion certificate at the rear of your Manual after every speech. The VP-E's signature is proof of your speech achievements to Toastmasters International.

Toastmasters Job Guide

To read your meeting duties and responsibilities, download the Wagga Wagga Toastmasters Job Guide. View a list of resources held by the VP-E, including:

basic and advanced speech manuals
leadership excellence series manuals
presentation material
text books on public speaking
speechcraft material

Mentor System

A mentor is an experienced Toastmaster who can guide and support you. Would you be a suitable mentor? Download the mentoring survey.

Please see the VP-E if you require a mentor or if you feel ready to mentor new members.

Toastmaster Magazine

This month Toastmasters Magazine Features:

Political Communication: The Power to Change the World
Some "free"advice: The shocking truth behind advertising's most (in)famous words
10 Tips for a Terrific Talk: Secrets from the Pros
How to YouTube Your Way to Better Speaking
Manner of Speaking: Marathon of the Mouth