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Our next speaker is a former public servant turned public speaker. Today, she is an aspiring trainer and storyteller who is delivering a presentation under the "Successful Club Series". Since she joined the Toastmasters movement 3 years ago, she believes in the benefits of the TI programme, and enjoys sharing testimonials of Christ Jesus in her transformation to become who she is today. Let's welcome our Club Mentor Competent Communicator, Chai Pei Shan to share more about the Toastmasters Educational Programme.
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Toastmasters Pathways Basics
- 1. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 1
- 2. Region 5 - District 43 - Division E Will soon get started in Pathways! You will be able to: • log in, • take the Pathways Assessment, • choose your path, and • begin working on exciting new projects. Learn and be inspired by interactive content featuring videos, skill- building activities and tools to track your progress and growth. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 2
- 3. As You Progress Through Pathways, You Will: • Practice and improve your communication and leadership skills. • Give speeches in your club based on assignments in Pathways. • Challenge yourself to build and refine certain competencies and skills. • Complete projects that include persuasive speaking, creating a podcast and leading a group in a difficult situation. Develop real-world, transferable skills in many different areas through Pathways – communication, leadership, management, strategic planning, service to others, public speaking and more. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 3
- 4. Pathways Program • Each member using Base Camp will have the opportunity to select from many electives to extend their learning.• • With the addition of electives, members have the flexibility to cover all core competencies within each path. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 4
- 5. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics Five Core Competencies 5
- 6. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 10 Paths The primary core competencies represented in each path are listed in order of emphasis next to the path name 6
- 7. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics Level 1: Mastering Fundamentals Level 2: Learning Your Style Level 3: Increasing Knowledge Level 4: Building Skills Level 5: Demonstrating Expertise Level Badges Earn digital badges on Base Camp to show fellow club members all you’ve done. Receive a path badge when you finish a path. Every time you complete a level, you’ll receive level badges signifying your achievement. You can also award feedback badges to recognize members of your club. 7
- 8. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics Path To DTM Under Pathways Program The Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) award represents the highest level of educational achievement in Toastmasters. 8 Earn DTM by completing the following: Completing two paths Serving as a club officer for 12 months Serving as a club mentor or coach Serving as a club sponsor or conducting Speechcraft or a Youth Leadership Program Serving as a district officer for one year Completing DTM project
- 9. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics Where To Start? Connect with the your Pathways Guide and invite her to your club! Tonya Moore, PhD, RN T: 601‐984‐4176 | C: 601‐918-7881 tmoore2@umc.edu 9
- 10. Barbara Lowe, DTM Toastmasters Pathways Basics 10
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