Club Coaching Clinics

This page has a description of Club Clinics and how they work to build Toastmaster Club membership.

District 72 Toastmasters New Zealand is committed to building new clubs.  A fundamental component of the Mission of the District is to "extend the network of clubs".

Club clinics are powerful and effective methods of identifying where new clubs can be established, and rebuilding weak ones. Toastmasters International statistics show that nearly half of all new clubs in recent years have been formed in companies and organisations. Toastmasters International now has approximately 220,000 members in 11,300 clubs in 90 countries worldwide.

Details about Club Clinics are posted on our Online Events Calendar.

How do Club Clinics work?

Club clinics:

• Help maximise club growth by
• Identifying urban and rural centres containing prospective community clubs
• Identifying centres where corporate or specialty clubs may be established
• Facilitate new club formation by
• Identifying and training prospective Sponsors and Mentors of new clubs
• Providing publicity and organisational materials to Toastmasters involved in building new clubs
• Promoting a climate for growth throughout District 72 New Zealand
• Facilitate rebuilding of weak clubs by
• Identifying and training Toastmasters for appointment as Club Specialists
• Providing suitable materials and guidance to members involved in rebuilding clubs

Find out how to start a new club

Use the Toastmasters International New Clubs and Starting a Club web form to find out what's involved in starting a new club.

For more information, contact marketing@toastmasters.org.nz.