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T O A S T M A S T E R S I N T E R N A T I O N A L D'Utama Advanced Toastmasters Club
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Advanced Manuals Humorously Speaking
Persuasive
Speaking Speechcraft Program - Sample program for 2-day workshop Speechcraft Proposal Letter to Corporations Speechcraft - a power point presentation on the benefits of Speechcraft. A tool to encourage your club members to organise the program and illustrate the benefits of conducting a speechcraft. Why Build Membership - a power point presentation to encourage members to use the appropriate tools to enhance membership building and why it is so beneficial to club activities. DTM – A TOASTMASTER’S ADVENTURE ROUTE Our educational program features a communication and a leadership track. The tracks are not mutually exclusive. Members can work in both tracks at the same time. Use The Adventure Route to CTM The
core of the communication track is the Communication and Leadership
Program manual (also called the “basic manual”), which contains 10
speech projects.
The
basic manual helps members develop the basic skills needed to prepare
and present an effective speech.
Every speech a member presents in the Club should be a manual
speech.
Send in your application for the CTM award once you complete the
10 projects. Use The Adventure Route to ATM-B, ATM-S and ATM-GAfter
receiving CTM recognition, a member can enter the Advanced Communication
Program.
This program consists of 15 manuals, each containing five speech
projects.
Many of the manuals are career-oriented; several are not.
For each level of the Advanced Toastmaster Award, you are
required to complete 2 advanced manuals.
While
working on your Advanced Manuals or earlier, you can proceed to conduct
2 programs from The Better Speaker Series and/or The Successful Club
Series.
You can start to coach a new member with the first 3 speech
projects, keep the record for filing in your ATM-G later. Along
the Adventure Route, you can also conduct a Success/Leadership Program,
Success/Communication Program or a Youth Leadership Program whenever you
are ready to do so. Use the Adventure Route for CL and AL The
leadership track continues to help members learn and practise speaking
skills while adding a new focus : the chance to work in leadership
positions with others. The
High Performance Leadership Program (Catalog No 262) is a great manual
to use in developing leadership skills.
The program features five projects offering instruction and
practice in such vital leadership areas as :
While
you plan your High Performance Leadership program, follow the Adventure
Route to serve as Club Officer, help to chart a Club Success Plan and
conduct 2 programs from The Successful Club Series.
During your term of office, participate in a District sponsored
Club Officer Training program.
This will earn you the Competent Leader Award (CL). To
be eligible for the Advanced Leader award, serve as a District Officer
for a complete term.
Take the opportunity to be a club sponsor, a club mentor or a
club specialist.
All these activities will lead you to the Adventure Route to
become an Advanced Leader. Use the Adventure Route to DTM The
Distinguished Toastmaster award is the highest award our organization
bestows and it recognizes both communication and leadership skills.
To be eligible, a member must have achieved ATM-G and AL awards. © 1998
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