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“I stay in Toastmasters because of the people and educational value! Warm, supportive, fun-loving and inspiring describe West Seattle Toastmasters Club #832.”

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Club Tools & Resources​

 

Elected Club Officers

Serving as a club officer is a great responsibility. It is an opportunity to aid in the club's success and to gain valuable leadership experience.​

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General Club Meeting Roles

The success of club meetings depends on member participation. At each meeting, there are a variety of roles to fill. While serving in these roles, members practice their public speaking, communication, and leadership skills.

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New Members: Getting Started with Pathways

Pathways is the Toastmasters International program designed to help you build the competencies you need to communicate and lead. Whether you are new to Toastmasters or a seasoned member, these resources will help you get started on the Pathways journey of personal and professional development.

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  • Path to Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) — Motivated to achieve the highest educational award offered by Toastmasters? DTM is a rewarding experience to get the most out of your Toastmasters journey.

  • Pathways FAQs — Great information, particularly the question: How will I know which path is right for me?  Click on the link in the answer to see a detailed description of each path.

  • Pathways: How To Pick a Path — A short video that breaks down the paths into four leadership groups so you can find the best option to fit your speaking and leadership goals.

  • Pathways Level Completion Checklist — Download and print this handy PDF to track your progress through the 5 levels of any Pathway.

  • Paths and Projects — Another useful and easy way to see project descriptions in all the Paths from our friends in
    District 205. 

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