Improve your Public Speaking Skills with Toastmasters
Do you want to improve your public speaking skills in a safe, supportive, and collaborative environment?
If you improved your communication and leadership skills, would you advance faster in your career?
Do you need practice writing speeches and presenting them to an audience?
Do you want to build greater self-confidence?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then you're not alone. Since 1924, Toastmasters International has been the go-to organization for improving public speaking skills. Toastmasters International currently supports over 300,000 members in 149 countries by teaching public speaking and leadership skills. To supplement members' education, Toastmasters provides Pathways, the Toastmaster's education program. The Pathways curriculum is designed to develop confident public speakers and leaders.
If you are interested in developing your public speaking, communication, or leadership skills, then you need to explore Toastmasters.
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Justin
District 38, New Jersey, USA
"Fantastic work! You have an amazing radio voice that captivates the audience. I also really liked the musical transitions at the beginning, middle, and end. The podcast had a polished and professional flair. Looking forward to more dry humor and snark!”
Owan
District 130, Nigeria
“Great work TM Esohe...”
Andrew
District 38, New Jersey, USA
“Hi Esohe. Your first episode was a delight. Looking forward to hearing more...”
Belinda
Non-Toastmaster, District 20, Egypt
“…I love the confidence in your voice from your podcast!”
Dan
District 36, Washington, D.C.
“Just had a listen. Nice catchy music, and you indeed have a radio voice. Well done!”
Rebecca Abraham
Seeing Toastmasters on a candidate's resume would definitely get my attention as a hiring manager.
Angela Bos
I joined Toastmasters specifically to improve my speaking skills. Over time, I found that the club also helped me develop my active listening, impromptu speaking, and leadership skills.
Fred Haley, Distinguished Toastmaster
Toastmasters is not a destination. Toastmasters is a tool to help you advance your career, grow your business, and improve your relationships.
Caren S. Neile, Ph.D.
The skills that Toastmasters promotes are the hallmarks of a great worker in a vast array of fields.