Wellington Professional Toastmasters: Communicate with confidence

Is your goal to become a more confident communicator? A better leader? An engaging facilitator? How about getting over an irrational fear of public speaking? Or even making new friends?
If you answered yes to any of the above, our Toastmasters club is for you!

We are a fun and friendly Toastmasters club and we always love to see new faces at our meetings. So step outside your comfort zone and come along to our meeting to see what it’s like! You are welcome to come along to a few meetings at no cost before deciding whether to join us as a member.

We meet every Monday evening at St Peters Anglican Church, 211 Willis St (the corner of Ghuznee and Willis St), in the Garden room which is behind the church facing Ghuznee St and the lawn.

Please arrive by 5.25pm for a 5.30pm meeting start. The meeting ends at 6.50pm and we are out by 7pm. After the last meeting of each month we head to a local bar after the meeting for social catch up. A great opportunity to get to know us and ask any questions you may have!

If you have any questions or problems on the day please send us a message via meetup or an email to wellingtonprofessional@toastmasters.org.nz
You can find more information about Toastmasters here https://www.toastmasters.org.nz/

WHY TOASTMASTERS?
According to a 2016 study by Linkedln, communication is the most sought-after soft skill among employers (https://goo.gl/k7Kk) and it is a skill that we all apply in our everyday lives. Whatever your personal communication and leadership goals, Toastmasters will help you to pursue your ambitions and develop your confidence.

The Wellington Professional Toastmasters Club takes a proactive approach to developing the communication and leadership skills of its members in a fun and supportive environment. We welcome people from all backgrounds and walks of life and guests are very welcome to come along to one of our regular meetings to find out more.
We look forward to meeting you!

Ps: Our Meetup event ‘going’ numbers aren’t a true reflection of attendance - we usually have 15-20 people at our meetings each week!