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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.

 

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.

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.

  • 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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