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HomeTop StoriesWarwick Toastmasters Club alive and well

Warwick Toastmasters Club alive and well

Warwick Toastmasters joins more than 12,500 Toastmasters clubs throughout the world in helping members to become confident citizens and better in their work.

Warwick has an exciting and interesting club with members climbing up the ladder to participate in the largest speech contest in the world, which is held in the USA each year.

Competitions challenge members to push beyond their own club to higher levels and learn to fine-tune their public speaking skills. Competitors start at the local club level and proceed through area, division, district and final levels.

Warwick Toastmasters invite people interested in learning the art of public speaking in a friendly and fun atmosphere to join the Warwick Toastmasters Club, which meets at the Warwick Library meeting room on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm. A warm welcome awaits!

For more information, contact Leila on 4661 7790 or email: leilad1@bigpond.org.au

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