Canberra University Toastmasters Club is part of Toastmasters International (www.toastmasters.org).
We meet on alternate Fridays 2pm - 3pm.
We are currently meeting in Building 9 Room C18, at University of Canberra.
Building 9 is not far from College St (see map below), and there is parking off Bimbimbie St within the campus. You can enter Bimbimbie from Kirinari St, for example. In Building 9, level C is the third floor and room 18 is a tutorial room at the south-west corner of the building, looking out to Bimbimbie St and Building 20 (adjacent).
We welcome visitors and new members.
Every Toastmasters club has this mission statement:
'We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.'
By joining in our meetings you can overcome nervousness; you can practise getting to the point and having a speech structure that supports your message; you can learn to speak with conviction and to think fast; and you can build your leadership skills. Meetings are informal and fun.
Below is a map of the campus which shows the buildings (numbered) and main parking areas. Building 9 is to the left side of the map, near the bottom (Ginninderra Drive runs along the top of the map).
Meetings during 2016 are on:
To let us know you would like to attend a meeting (and perhaps check on the room location), please email
geoff.adams@ewater.org.au, or karina.redpath@ewater.org.au, or
lili.zhang@ewater.org.au
We meet on alternate Fridays 2pm - 3pm.
We are currently meeting in Building 9 Room C18, at University of Canberra.
Building 9 is not far from College St (see map below), and there is parking off Bimbimbie St within the campus. You can enter Bimbimbie from Kirinari St, for example. In Building 9, level C is the third floor and room 18 is a tutorial room at the south-west corner of the building, looking out to Bimbimbie St and Building 20 (adjacent).
We welcome visitors and new members.
Every Toastmasters club has this mission statement:
'We provide a supportive and positive learning experience in which members are empowered to develop communication and leadership skills, resulting in greater self-confidence and personal growth.'
By joining in our meetings you can overcome nervousness; you can practise getting to the point and having a speech structure that supports your message; you can learn to speak with conviction and to think fast; and you can build your leadership skills. Meetings are informal and fun.
Below is a map of the campus which shows the buildings (numbered) and main parking areas. Building 9 is to the left side of the map, near the bottom (Ginninderra Drive runs along the top of the map).
Meetings during 2016 are on:
January 22 - First meeting in the year
February 5 - International Speech Contest
February 19
March 4
March 18
April 1 - April Fools meeting
April 15
February 5 - International Speech Contest
February 19
March 4
March 18
April 1 - April Fools meeting
April 15
April 29
May 13 - AGM
May 27
June 10
June 24
July 8 New Term - Officer Training sessions
July 22 - Consider Humorous and Table Topics Contest
August 5
August 19
September 2 - Spring is in the air!
September 16
September 30
October 14
October 28 - Halloween meeting
November 11
November 25 - Consider International and Evaluation Speech Contests
December 9
December 23 - Christmas Party meetingTo let us know you would like to attend a meeting (and perhaps check on the room location), please email
geoff.adams@ewater.org.au, or karina.redpath@ewater.org.au, or
lili.zhang@ewater.org.au
