Toastmasters - Queen's School of Business
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Toastmasters International is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to improving public speaking, communication, and leadership skills. A Toastmasters club at Queen's School of Business would allow students to develop soft skills, communicate effectively, expand their network, and learn from alumni. Toastmasters meetings involve speeches, evaluations, and impromptu speaking. Joining a school club offers a supportive environment to practice skills without work pressure or judgment from bosses and coworkers. Successful business schools like University of Toronto and MIT also have Toastmasters clubs.
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Toastmasters - Queen's School of Business
- 1. Toastmasters International Presented by Sum Choi y.choi@queensu.ca
- 2. What is Toastmasters? • A global non-profit organization dedicated to improving public speaking, communication, and leadership skills • Founded in 1924 by Ralph Smedley • More than 10,000 clubs in the world • (200 clubs in GTA)
- 3. Why have a Toastmasters club at QSB? • Great way to work on SOFT SKILLS! • Communicate effectively and clearly • Get to know your classmates • Expand your knowledge base • Connect with alumni
- 4. What happens in a Toastmaster meeting? • Conducted like a business meeting –Speeches –Evaluations –Impromptu speaking
- 5. Other benefits • Very affordable membership • One of the best investments you can make! • Networking opportunities • Membership into an international community
- 7. Why join a QSB club instead of a corporate club? • People usually feel a club away from work is more supportive and gives less pressure • Experiment and try different things without judgment • Your boss and coworkers won’t be there! – Imagine going to be a friend’s party but you’re parents, uncles, and aunts are there
- 8. Guess who else has a Toastmasters Club? These business schools… • University of Toronto • York University • MIT • University of Pennsylvania • University of Chicago • Duke University (Fuqua) … and many more If they all have one, then QSB can’t afford not to!
- 9. Next steps Demo meeting once there’s also interest – So contact me asap! • E-mail: y.choi@queensu.ca