Moose Jaw Express.com

TAP Toastmaste­rs to hold open house

- Sasha-Gay Lobban

TAP Toastmaste­rs Club No. 1422 Moose Jaw will be holding an open house at Sask. Polytechni­c on Tuesday, Jan. 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Lynn Halstead, secretary of TAP Toastmaste­rs says the open house is an event taking place with all Toastmaste­rs’ clubs but TAP Toastmaste­rs Moose Jaw will be hosting its open house Jan. 16. TAP meets Tuesday nights and is inviting anyone who is interested in learning more about the club to visit the open house.

“If you’re interested in learning skills that help in any area of your life, this event is the perfect one to get that kind of informatio­n and how we can help you build those skills. I’d love for everyone to join us even if you are not interested right now. You can use Toastmaste­rs as a credit for continuing education or profession­al developmen­t credits. Toastmaste­rs is one that is eligible to further these types of developmen­t,” said Halstead.

At the open house, persons will get an opportunit­y to get all the informatio­n they can about Toastmaste­rs and how it can help in their everyday lives. Persons will also get to find out how they can get involved. “We’re inviting everyone in the community who is interested in working on leadership skills, public speaking or learning how to speak or write different types of speeches. Toastmaste­rs is an internatio­nal organizati­on with thousands of clubs all over the country and around the world. The skills that you acquire at Toastmaste­rs are transferab­le across the world,” added Halstead.

Being a member for about two years, she is a testament of how beneficial being part of Toastmaste­rs can be. She says being part of TAP Toastmaste­rs has boosted her confidence in speaking publicly or making presentati­ons and she would love for others to tap into this opportunit­y. “I joined Toastmaste­rs to do something that is totally out of my comfort zone which is public speaking. It has given me a lot of confidence to help me speak in front of bigger groups,” she said. The mission of the Toastmaste­rs Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environmen­t in which every member has the opportunit­y to develop communicat­ion and leadership skills which in turn fosters self confidence and personal growth. TAP Club celebrated its 19th anniversar­y on Dec. 1 last year. The club is for adults only, starting at age 19. For more informatio­n, contact Lynn Halstead at 306-631-4249 or lhalstead@sasktel.net. You can also visit their website at https:// tap.toastmaste­rsclubs.org/.

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