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TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL SPEECH & TABLE TOPICS CONTESTS!!! |
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Division C Contest was held on March 13, 2008
Region VIII Conference - June 18-21 Atlanta, Georgia |
Certified Judges - District 47 Here Additional Judges - Jan 20th 2008 Conducting Quality Contests 50/50 Raffle Sign Click here Certificate Template - Here Agenda Template
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1st Competition is at the
Club Level, where eligible club members compete for First Place. The International (World Championship) Speech
Contest proceeds to Two More Levels: Contest Masters - Take Note of District 47's Trophy SIZE regulations: The maximum height for First Place Trophies (second place would obviously be shorter) will be: Club Level -
12 Inches Furthermore, because of copyright laws, ONLY trophies purchased directly from Toastmasters International are permitted to use the word "Toastmasters" and/or the Toastmasters International Logo. Many trophy companies have the Toastmaster logo, however they are not legally allowed to imprint it on trophies. Speak UP! And accept the challenge of the following annual Speech Contests. Everyone WINS simply be joining in. SPRING CONTESTS:
INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST (World
Championship) &
2007 Fall Conference Story & Photos
2006 Fall Conference Video The International Speech Contest is the only contest of the four annual contests (Humorous, Evaluation, Table Topics and International) that goes beyond the District level. Winners from District 47 will compete in the Region 8 Contest and hopefully will progress to the International Contest. The winner of that contest will hold the title of World Champion of Public Speaking. The International Contest is also the only one that has a prerequisite that a member must have at least SIX manual speeches complete before competing. The only exception to this, is regarding newly Chartered Clubs, where the six manual speech requirement is waived. All other contests (Table Topics, Humor, etc) do not have any prerequisites other than to be a paid member of a Toastmasters Club that is also in good standing. The subject of the International Speech Contest is up to you, but it should be one of universal interest (motivational, inspiring, etc). You can use humor and every other technique you’ve learned in Toastmasters to make it effective. The best (winning) speeches seem to be those that take you on an emotional roller coaster from joy, to struggle (overcoming some sort of hardship/life lesson, etc) back to joy again. It can be about your own life or someone else’s. As David Brook (World Champion) says “To make a point… tell a story”.
Don't Let Murphy Ruin YOUR Speech Contest!
Toastmaster Article Here |
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