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How Toastmasters Works
 At Toastmasters, members learn by speaking to groups and working with others in a supportive environment. A typical Toastmasters club is made up of 20 to 30 people who meet once a week for about an hour. Each meeting gives everyone an opportunity to practice: - Conducting meetings. Meetings usually begin with a short business session which helps members learn basic meeting procedures.
- Giving impromptu speeches. Members present one-to two-minute impromptu speeches on assigned topics.
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Being a Toastmaster means more than simply making a commitment to self-development. Everyone who joins a Toastmasters club is making a commitment to the club, to it's members, and to the organization as a whole.
As a Member of Toastmasters International and my Club, I promise:
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June 25th 2005 Rio Copa Toastmasters have met nine of ten Distinguished Club goals (shown in bold below):
- Two CTMs
- Two more CTMs
- One ATM-B, ATM-S, or ATM-G
- One more ATM-B, ATM-S, or ATM-G
- One CL, AL, or DTM
- One more CL, AL, or DTM
- Four new members
- Four more new members
- Minimum of four club officers trained during each of two training periods
- One semiannual membership report and one club officer list submitted on time
Distinguished Club 5 of 10 goals Select Distinguished Club 7 of 10 goals President Distinguished Club 9 of 10 goals
Click here for more information about the Distinguished Club Program.
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