Resources

The Distinguished Club Program (DCP) is a set of goals for clubs to meet that ultimately indicate club strength. They are divided into Education, Membership, and Administrative objectives.

You can present this program to your club to create an awareness how your club performs in various aspects of the member experience. Areas include:

Think of the successful leaders you know. They probably have one trait in common – the ability to communicate effectively.

The Pathways Reference Guide consolidates all 10 paths, the five levels and the

Every year on July 1st a new set of Toastmasters leaders take up their roles.  This happens at all four levels of leadership in our district - Club, Area, Division and District.

Every year, Districts are required by Toastmasters International to review the distribution of their clubs within Areas and Divisions.

Coaching is the process of guiding and encouraging team members to achieve superior performance and results.  To perform effectively, team members need to know what is expected of them.

Each new club may have up to two mentors who are appointed by the District Governor.

A club sponsor helps start a new club. Each new club may have up to two sponsors.

District 96 has a number of online resources for promoting the value of becoming a Toastmaster and helping clubs gain new members.

There are many communities around you that would benefit from Toastmasters, such as:

Your existing members already know how amazing Toastmasters can be - leverage their experience by encouraging them to bring guests to meetings! Pair with the membership building contests.

These contests are meant to encourage membership-driving by your members!

District Contest Results

District Contest Res

This path helps you build your skills as a strategic communicator and leader.

This path helps you build your skills as a collaborative leader. The projects on this path focus on active listening, motivating others and collaborating with a team.

This path helps you build your skills as a leader in communication.

This path helps you build your skills as an accomplished public speaker.

This path helps you build your skills as an innovative communicator and leader.

This path helps you build your skills as a powerful and effective communicator.

This path helps you build your skills as an effective communicator and leader. The projects on this path focus on learning how to manage time, as well as how to develop and implement a plan.

This path helps you build your skills as a public speaker and leader.

This path helps you build your skills as a positive communicator and leader.

This path helps you build your skills as a strategic leader.

District Contest Results 2017 - 2018 Spring 2018 International Speech: (Coming May 2018)

This map was created by Heather Hegi (in District 6) a Toastmaster living in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Each year the District winner of the Speech Evaluation contest will have their name inscribed on the base of the Anne Kramer Cup and retain the trophy until passing it on to the ne

Each year the District winner of the International Speech contest will have their name inscribed on the base of the Angela Louie Trophy and retain the trophy until passing it on to

Detailed real-time reports that give lots of insights into the status of all Clubs, Areas, Divisions and District in the Toastmasters world.    

Not sure what to do after you get your CC?  Overwhelmed by all the Advanced Communication Manuals?

In February 2014, the District 21 LGET Gene Vickers decided to try something new.

Here are the rules concerning the number of votes a member can carry to the business meeting.

Congratulations on your exciting decision to start a Toastmasters club.