Introduction to Toastmasters
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What is toastmasters, why you should join Toastmasters, and and introduction to our educational program. This was presented at our Public Speaking Seminar on 27th November 2015 at Maranatha Christian University campus, Bandung.
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Introduction to Toastmasters
- 1. By Yenni M. Djajalaksana ~ Area Director I6 (Bandung area) November 27th, 2015
- 2. Over 313,000 members world wide 15,400 clubs 135 countries Feedback Environment Impromptu Speaking Practice Learn by Doing Meetings & Workshops PUBLIC SPEAKING in English LEADERSHIP NETWORKING
- 3. 1. Maranatha Toastmasters Club (2003) 2. Telkom Tohpati Toastmasters (2015) 3. Mandiri Bandung Toastmasters (2015) 4. Telkom Indigo Toastmasters (very soon)
- 4. No-pressure Learning atmosphere Self Help Learning at meetings assisted by Mentors Regular practices: o Arrange & Conduct meetings o Give impromptu speeches o Present prepared speeches o Offer and receive constructive feedback o Toastmasters Clubbing Network o Learn-by-doing workshops o Support & Training from Area, Division and District
- 5. Give better sales presentations Hone management skills Organize teams Provide constructive feedback Effectively present ideas Conduct productive meetings Listen better Develop leadership potential
- 6. To provide: a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.
- 9. 1. The Ice Breaker 2. Organize Your Speech 3. Get to The Point 4. How to Say It 5. Your Body Speaks 6. Vocal Variety 7. Research Your Topic 8. Get Comfortable wth Visual Aids 9. Persuade with Power 10. Inspire Your Audience Followed by 15 Advanced Manuals each with Five Speech projects
- 11. 1. Listening 2. Critical Thinking 3. Giving Feedback 4. Time Management 5. Planning & Implementation 6. Organization & Delegation 7. Facilitation 8. Motivation 9. Mentoring 10. Team Building
- 13. $ 20: New-member fee (payable only once in a life-time) $ 36: Six months’ membership dues o (payable six months in advance on October 1 and April 1) Annual Total Cost for unlimited training: o $ 92 or Rp 1,334,000 : in first year (@ Rp 14,000 = $1) o $ 72 or Rp 1,008,000: in subsequent years
- 15. Yoshie Yamamoto - Division “ I ” Governor 08128520928 katsunosuke2000@yahoo.com Yenni Djajalaksana - Area Governor “ I – 6 ” 08112002787 ymd261@yahoo.com Gerry Sabar and Herni Wulandari – President Maranatha 082216702526 and 081220243012 maranatha.tm@gmail.com Toastmasters International – District 87 Where Leaders Are Made, checkout www.toastmasters.org
Editor's Notes
- A typical Toastmasters group consists of 20 people who meet once a week for about an hour. Each meeting gives everyone an opportunity to practice: Members learn how to plan and conduct meetings. Members have the opportunity to present one- to two-minute impromptu speeches on assigned topics. Three or more members present speeches based on projects from Toastmasters manuals, which cover topics such as speech organization, speech to inspire, persuasive speech, humorous speech, speech using visual aids, presenting your research. The manuals allow members to develop confidence as they progress one step at a time toward becoming the speaker and leader they want to be. Every speaker is assigned an evaluator who points out speech strengths and offers suggestions for improvement. This peer evaluation is key to the success of the Toastmasters program. Members learn to offer constructive feedback and to accept feedback more objectively.
- Toastmasters’ hands-on training teaches your employees: Give better sales presentations by composing and delivering prepared speeches that meet specific objectives provided in specially designed manuals Hone their management skills and organize teams by assembling and chairing committees Provide constructive feedback as they evaluate the speeches and performance of leadership roles by other club members Effectively present ideas by preparing and delivering impromptu speeches on assigned topics Conduct productive meetings by practicing time management, organization and planning skills as they lead Toastmasters club meetings Listen better as they apply the behaviors of a good listener during club meetings such as maintaining eye contact, observing body language and asking questions to confirm understanding Develop their leadership potential serving in club officer positions
- As you can see, the initial investment to start a Toastmasters club here at your organization is minimal. $125: One-time charter fee $20: New-member fee per person $36: Six months' membership dues per person ($27 for clubs not in a district) Each club can charge supplementary dues to help cover expenses, if needed. Here are a few of the most common levels of support offered by sponsoring organizations: Meeting accommodations Payment of the one-time charter fee Reimbursement or payment of full or partial membership dues and new-member fees Permission to hold meetings during company time Incentives for achieving goals Formal integration of Toastmasters meetings in the organization’s training program Thank you for your time today. Are there any questions? For more information on Toastmasters International, visit www.toastmasters.org