Master the Art of Public Speaking
Members of the Public
Grow confidence and self-belief
Overcome your fear of public speaking
Think fast on your feet
Feel relaxed answering questions on the spot
Master storytelling
Learn how to engage and captivate your audience
Impact your community
Meet and bring people together
Entrepreneurs and Professionals
Practice delivering pitches
Develop clear and effective communication
Ace interviews
Learn to be articulate and illustrate your knowledge
Lead and inspire team members
Build confidence delivering instructions and motivation
Network with professionals
Improve your ability to meet and engage new contacts
Why Toastmasters?
Full Support and Mentorship
Supportive Peer Learning
Self-paced Learning Programme
Club Leadership Roles
How to Join
Find a club
Find Toastmasters clubs near you by visiting Find a Club in the Menu.
Pay them a visit
Contact local clubs or just turn up and see which one suits you best. All guests are welcome.
Become a member
Return a completed membership form with the one-off joining fee and subscription fee. *Fees vary from club to club.
Give your Icebreaker
When signed up and ready you break the ice by delivering your first speech - the Icebreaker.
Find your voice today
What happens at a Club Meeting?
Hear Jayden from Nga Manu Reo Club walk you through what happens at a typical Toastmasters meeting.
Prepared Speeches
Delivering prepared speeches allows the speaker to gain valuable experience and get "stage time." At the same time, the audience can be informed, inspired and often entertained. Come and share your ideas, opinions, stories or practice for that wedding, workplace presentation or simply build your self-confidence.
Impromptu Speeches
Impromptu Speaking is creating speeches or answer questions "off the cuff" without time to prepare. Often humorous, Toastmasters' Table Topics teaches members to think on their feet and learn how to stay calm and think while communicating clearly and confidently.
Encouraging Evaluations
All speaking and leadership roles receive an evaluation. This is an opportunity to learn from others' experience and discover blind spots as well as acknowledge your strengths and get tips on how to improve. Giving and receiving feedback is a valuable skill with many practical uses at home, sport or at work.
Become a confident communicator