Trainer topics cot
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Club Officer training design table topics. Useful for a meeting where Club Officer Training is being planned. Takes basic training techniques and asks what activities could be used in COT
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Trainer topics cot
- 1. Trainer topics Club officer training
- 2. Tell me a story Can you recall a Toastmasters club that made you feel extra welcome?
- 3. Take this home with you! What club officer training handouts have you found useful?
- 4. None of us is as smart as all of us Do you have any tips about how to pick people to express an opinion on a controversial topic?
- 5. Role plays How can a role play be used in club officer training?
- 6. Practice time What practical activity could be included to help people understand a club executive task
- 7. Group work What Club officer training material can be dealt with in small groups?
- 8. Can I have some more please? Have you got a great source of valuable ideas and information for club officers to use as a reference?
- 9. Assessment time What are three questions you would like people to answer after attending Club Officer Training?
- 10. How can table topics be used in club officer training? Just a minute
Editor's Notes
- All the members were wearing name badges. They made a temporary one for visitors. Name tents in front of each member and visitor When a guest was given a table topic they were given the option of answering one of the earlier topics
- I’m not handout person. I prefer to read on line and download if needed. So perhaps an A3 folded page with plenty of room for taking notes.
- Controversial topics are usually predictable, for example at the moment, I would class Pathways, Blue Cards and Zoom visitors are potentially controversial. I would prime a couple of trusted people to be ready to answer if it comes up, but not to bring it up until asked. For Pathways I would pick members of a club who have adopted it who heartedly. There are 257 members who have reached level 2 or higher this district year, 19 level 5s. For Blue Card I would pick someone who has one, and understands the importance. For zoom, I would pick someone who is a remote member of a club.
- Demonstrate induction of new member Demonstrate inviting a member to join
- Complete a membership form Register a change of executive or new member in club central
- One section of moments of truth. Different groups do different sections
- The TI web site The D69 web site. The TI store for downloadable materials
- Depends on session content. Assessment questions should be designed first, then content.