Step Up: Become a New Club Mentor

As advisor to a newly formed club, your responsibility is not to run the club but to let it know its options and guide it toward excellence.

  • Click here for more information about club mentoring
  • The typical commitment for a Club mentor is: 
  • Work with a new club for 6-12 months
    • Attend meetings on a regular basis for at least six months
    • Help with the first elections of the Club Executive
    • Answer questions regarding Toastmasters protocol and practices
  • Being a successful Club Mentor (for six months after the club charters) contributes to your Pathways Mentor requirement or Advanced Leader Silver designation
  • If you’re interested in mentoring a new club, let your Area or Division Director know. 
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Our Principles:   Lead By Example • Work / Play as a Team

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