Catapult your PUBLIC speaking to a new level!
Wow! There are two super pumped and super charged Toastmasters going to Tasmania to run two super power workshops for you! The wonderful Liz Allwood and Jacqueline Bignell are heading south to run some workshops with the wonderful Vicki Travers. These workshops might completely change the way you see Toastmasters!
The workshops are:
1. Speech Contest Judges Guide and Ballot Workshop
2. Advanced Speech Evaluations Workshop
“If you want to become a better speaker, become a better evaluator.”
—Lance Miller, 2005 World Champion of Public Speaking
The fastest way to catapult your speaking to new levels of power, professionalism, and pizzaz is to know how to give an expert critical analysis of every speech you hear. In the Advanced Speech Evaluations Workshop you will explore a range of advanced, lesser known speaking techniques, both complex and simple, and learn how to expertly apply them to every speech you hear, deliver and evaluate.
“The best way to deliver a contest winning speech is to
know precisely what the judges are looking for.”
—Anon. Toastmaster
If you want to win speech contests or be an expert judge then Speech Contest Judges Guide and Ballot Workshop is for you. This workshop delves deeply into the speech contest judging ballot. You gain an in-depth understanding of each ballot form criterion—what it means and what it doesn’t mean. As well as learning how to construct and deliver your speeches to score highly on the judging ballot, you will become a top-notch, expert speech contest judge.
Book HERE for this Tasmania Toastmasters Workshop Day
Saturday 14th April,
9:30am for 10:00am start – 4:30pm
Kings Meadows Community Health Centre
(Joan Marshall wing)
22 McHugh St, Kings Meadows, Launceston
For more information, please click on these links:
Advanced Speech Evaluations Workshop
Speech Contest Judges Guide and Ballot Workshop
Prepare for a ‘Super pumped! Super charged! And Super Powered!’ Workshop day! At the end of it, you’re welcome to join the presenters for dinner.
This day is like a mini convention, just for our Tasmanian Toastmasters.