Toastmasters–a learn-by-doing organization–provides a positive and supportive learning environment in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills.  A typical Toastmasters club has 20 to 40 members who meet regularly to practice public speaking and leadership techniques using the Toastmasters educational materials. An average meeting lasts 1-2 hours. District 13 consists 67 clubs throughout western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and...

District 13 Club Officer Training Continues . . . The Division Officers have chosen dates, times and places for their officers to attend make-up training.  You have the option of choosing the location closest to you–just make sure you sign-in and indicate the club(s) you are attending training for so the information can be credited to the right club. Division A Make-up Training:  Thursday, July 29, 2010 starting at 6:00 pm at Settler’s...

“I’d never thought of myself as a great communicator, and that’s one of the reasons I got involved with Toastmasters. The idea of getting in front of a group, not as Mrs. Fields but really as Debbi, made my knees shake, and I’d get dry-mouthed. But the Toastmasters group understood. Here’s a place where you can learn, grow, develop – and where other  people are doing and feeling the same thing.” Debbi Fields...

Beaver Toastmasters Club # 85 Beaver Toastmasters Club hosts its entertaining and educational meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Facilitated in the professional setting of the Beaver County Courthouse, Beaver Toastmasters members include seasoned experts, as well as beginning speakers and everyone in between. Chartered in October of 1996, the Beaver Toastmasters is honored to have two original members, Nancy Simon, DTM and Bob Schmetzer, ATMS...