Speak Up Oxfordshire

Most people dread public speaking. However, we all know that we must be able to communicate effectively with others both personally and professionally.

The Oxford Speakers Club is a local affiliation of Toastmasters International - an organisation that has been helping public speakers for over a century. We've recently celebrated our 60th anniversary!
We provide a supportive environment where you can practice and improve speaking in public and develop your leadership skills.

Come and join us, whether you are an experienced public speaker or completely new to public speaking. We can help you overcome your fear of speaking in public.

Oxford Speakers meet every second and fourth Tuesday of each month, usually the Court Room at Oxford City Hall in the centre of Oxford.

To learn more about Oxford speakers, visit our website at http://www.oxfordspeakers.co.uk

To learn more about Toastmasters International, visit https://www.toastmasters.org

Many people cite public speaking as one of their biggest fears. Yet we all know that we must be able to communicate effectively with others to grow personally and professionally.

The Oxford Orators Club is a local affiliation of Toastmasters International-- an organisation that has been helping public speakers for almost a century.

Every first and third Tuesday of each month, Oxford Orators meet together in the picturesque Court Room at Oxford City Hall in the centre of Oxford. We'll provide a supportive environment in which to practise and perfect speaking in public.

Whether you are a seasoned public speaker and want to hone your skills or you are an extreme introvert who wants to get over your fear of speaking-- we believe Oxford Orators can help you.

Please join us on and find out what we're all about.

We'd love to see you there.

To learn more about Oxford Orators, visit our website at http://www.oxford-orators.co.uk .

To learn more about Toastmasters International, visit https://www.toastmasters.org .

What to Expect:
The meeting room will be open at 6.45, for people to gather, introduce themselves informally before the proceedings start, and to sort out technicalities. Each meeting will begin with the impromptu speaking session, "Table Topics" and is followed (after a break) with prepared speeches by club members. All speeches are evaluated and we vote for the best speakers of the evening. We finish by 9 pm.

What to Bring
You only need to bring yourself.

We hope to see you there on Tuesday!

We are small friendly club where you can practice your speaking skills and overcome any fear of standing in front of an audience.
We love having guests come and join us, to find out how as a member you could reap all the benefits of Toastmasters membership, such as impromptu speaking, presenting, evaluations, and many more.
We meet on twice a month, on the first and third Wednesday evenings, at 7.15 pm to meet, greet and chat. We'll start the meeting itself at 7.30 pm, and you can sit back, and see and hear how the meeting works, and how the Toastmasters education program can be tailored to your own objectives and needs. There will be all the usual elements of a Toastmasters meeting, with prepared speeches with evaluations, and a section where we work on impromptu skills- perfect for job interviews, elevator pitches or just social situations.
(We're sorry, but we meet in a listed building and the only access is via steep stairs. If you have mobility issues, we suggest you try one of the Oxford clubs. They all have better access.)