Distinguished Toastmaster and Singapore Public Speaking Coach, Ernest Chen

It is never easy to be a prepared speech evaluator. And to make things even harder for our Distinguished Toastmaster, Ernest Chen, he was to evaulate one of our club's best speaker, Manoj, our Champion Humourous Speaker...

For the benefit of those who had not attended this monday's, 12 September 2011, chapter meeting, the Exco of Toastmasters Club of Singapore has made the following announcements:
 
1) Consecutive speaking slots - Upon much discussion at the exco level, members will now no longer be able to book speaking slots consecutively i.e. project 1 today, 2 next week and 3 the week after ad nauseum.
Singapore Public Speaking Contest Participants

 

Congrulations to all winners of Toastmasters Club of Singapore 2011 Humorous and Evaluation Speech contest.

I blieve everyone had a good time indulging in the speeches of the accomplished speakers in TMCS and below are some photographs taken on this special event of the year and hope it will be able to bring back some fond memories later...

 

Singapore Public Speaking Humorous and Evaluation Contest

It is the time of the year again... embrace yourself for the a evening of laughter, jokes and fun.

Toastmasters Club of Singapore Humorous Speech is here again. This round we have a whole new batch of Toastmasters who want to prove themselves to be the funniest among the other Toastmasters in the club.

The brave and possibly humorous contenders are:

Toastmasters came to Singapore in the 50’s but actual take off was in 1967 and the first President is Ling Lee Hua. CTM Ling is still an active member and always renders positive advice to the younger members. Toastmasters Club of Singapore is the first Club in Singapore and under her guidance, many clubs are born. Now they are about 200 clubs in Singapore.

Singapore Public Speaking Club Contest- Toastmaster Club of Singapore

Dear Toastmasters, in less than a month's time, on 20th February 2012, Toastmaster Club of Singapore will be holding its Annual International Speech Contest and Table Topics Contest!

In less than a month's time, on 20th February 2012, TMCS will be holding its Annual International Speech Contest and Table Topics Contest!

Read on to find out why you should join and how you can participate in this once a year club contest!

2011 Singapore Public Speaking Club Christmas Celebration

Tired of having to constantly clicked through the 100+ photos on our Facebook fan page? Well, here's a video slideshow to showcase some of the photos that reminisce the great time and fellowship we had during the celebration! Enjoy.

Did you missed our last Toastmasters Club of Singapore Christmas party? If so, mark on your calendar today to free yourself from all other events and join us for the New Year Social night on Monday, 2nd January 2012!

Date: 2nd January 2011
Time: 7.00pm - 10.00pm
Venue: #B2-01/02/03, Orchard Central (opposite Central Point)

If you're joining us, RSVP here on our Facebook event!
=> https://www.facebook.com/events/221735447904624

See you then! In the meanwhile, Merry Christmas! Hohoho...

Select Distinguished Club AwardToastmasters Club of Singapore has been awarded the Select Distinguished Club award for its tremendous achievements in the 2010-2011!!

The Select Distinguished Club award is awarded to all Toastmasters Clubs that has achieved seven of the ten goals as stated in the Toastmasters International Distinguished Club Program.

In fact, this award could not have been possible if not for you, our Toastmaster, who strive hard in your journey to becoming a more accomplished speaker and a true leader Toastmasters Club of Singapore hopes to groom you to be.

Speaking in front of an audience is a daunting task and to some it is an awesome performance. Almost everyone has this fear. It is nothing unusual. Even President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher admitted that they too had stage fright. Cicero, Roman orator, speaking some 2000 years ago said, “The better qualified a person is to speak, the more the person fears the difficulty of speaking.”