A Toastmasters Duties and Responsibilities

Being a Toastmaster means more than simply making a commitment to self-development. Everyone who joins a Toastmasters club makes a commitment to the club, to its members and the organisation.

As a member of Toastmasters International and the Glen Waverley club, my commitment is to:-

• Attend club meetings regularly
• Prepare all of my speeches to the best of my ability, basing them on projects in the Communication and Leadership Program Manual or the Advanced Communication and Leadership Program
• Prepare for and fulfil meeting assignments willingly
• Provide fellow members with helpful and constructive evaluations
• Help the club maintain the positive, friendly environment necessary for all members to learn and grow
• Willingly serve my club as an officer when called upon to do so
• Treat my fellow club members and our guests with respect and courtesy
• Adhere to the guidelines and rules for all Toastmaster educational and recognition programs
• Maintain honest and highly ethical standards during all Toastmasters activities
• Ensure that the VPE receives as much notice as possible if I am unable to perform a scheduled task

Table of Contents

	The Aims of GWTM Club		When You Are Speech Evaluator
	You the Member		When You Are Table Topics Evaluator
	A Toastmasters Duties		Duties of the General Evaluator
	Duties of the Sergeant-At-Arms		Business Session Evaluator
	The Inspiration		When You Are A Mentor
	When You Are Chairman		Duties of the Time Keeper
	The Round Robin		Time Keeper's Schedule
	The Toastmaster for the Evening		Duties of the Harkmaster
	Introducing a Speaker		Duties of the Gruntmaster
	The Table Topics Master		Duties of the Grammarian
	Why Evaluate?		Back to Duties Index