Club Meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
We meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month in the University of Washington Tower's Building C Visitors' Cafeteria, from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. At each meeting there are assigned roles, including Toastmaster, two Speakers, two Oral Evaluators, a Timer, a Grammarian and a Table Topics Host. Through practice we develop communication and leadership skills. For example th...
We meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month in the University of Washington Tower's Building C Visitors' Cafeteria, from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. At each meeting there are assigned roles, including Toastmaster, two Speakers, two Oral Evaluators, a Timer, a Grammarian and a Table Topics Host. Through practice we develop communication and leadership skills. For example the basic manual that everyone uses as a guide for giving their first ten speeches is the Competent Communicator manual. Each speech focuses on a specific skill or task. They include giving an icebreaker speech (introducing yourself), organizing your speech, getting to the point, using language, gestures, using visual aids...and the tenth speech is a motivational speech. You are welcome to join us! Additional information is at our club website at http://purpletoast.freetoasthost.ws
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4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105 | University District
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New members to Toastmasters International pay a one-time processing fee of $20. With that the new member receives a subscription to the monthly Toastmaster magazine, that has several useful articles. She / he will also receive two manuals. (Competent Communicator and Competent Leadership) The other fee is the Toastmasters semi-annual fee of $27. If you join during the middle of the six-months, you'll be charged a pro-rated fee. (Reduced fee) ***Some employers reimburse the fee or fees to their employees because of the education and training the employees receive. Our club is a community club and we do not have any additional club fees. Other Toastmasters clubs usually also have a semi-annual club fee of $3 to $6 dollars.
***Please note that this is a group dynamics program, and not a one-on-one class.
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New members to Toastmasters International pay a one-time processing fee of $20. With that the new member receives a subscription to the monthly Toastmaster magazine, that has several useful articles. She / he will also receive two manuals. (Competent Communicator and Competent Leadership) The other fee is the Toastmasters semi-annual fee of $27. If you join during the middle of the six-months, you'll be charged a pro-rated fee. (Reduced fee) ***Some employers reimburse the fee or fees to their employees because of the education and training the employees receive. Our club is a community club and we do not have any additional club fees. Other Toastmasters clubs usually also have a semi-annual club fee of $3 to $6 dollars.
***Please note that this is a group dynamics program, and not a one-on-one class.
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