Meeting Roles
Every Toastmasters meeting offers opportunities to practice different skills through various roles. Start with beginner roles and progress to more challenging ones as you build confidence.
Beginner Roles
Ah-Counter
Help speakers become aware of filler words and sounds in their speech
App Master
Share and demonstrate useful mobile apps or digital tools with the club
Grammarian
Enhance everyone's vocabulary and grammar awareness during the meeting
Joke Master
Warm up the meeting with humor and help break the ice for everyone
Timer
Keep speakers on track by timing their speeches and providing visual signals
Intermediate Roles
Speech Evaluator
Provide constructive feedback to help speakers improve their presentation skills
General Evaluator
Lead the evaluation team and provide feedback on individuals who don't have evaluators
Quiz Master
Host a pub-style quiz to test listening skills and meeting knowledge
Speech
Deliver prepared speeches as part of your Pathways journey, typically 5-7 minutes in length depending on the project.
Table Topics Evaluator
Provide comprehensive feedback on the Table Topics session and individual speakers
Advanced Roles
Sergeant at Arms
Set up the meeting space and ensure smooth logistics for all attendees
Table Topics Master
Lead the impromptu speaking portion of the meeting with creative topics
Toastmaster of the Meeting
Act as the meeting's master of ceremonies, ensuring smooth flow and transitions
Ready to Take on a Role?
Sign up for a role at our next meeting through Easy Speak. It's a great way to practice your skills and contribute to the meeting's success.
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