Speech Contest Resources
Toastmasters Speech Contests
Toastmasters speech contests have three purposes:
- Provide competitive speaking experience for Toastmasters members
- Provide interesting educational programs for members and the public
- Provide the audience an opportunity to learn by observing proficient speakers
It’s important that all speech contests are conducted properly and good judging is vital to this. Good judging imparts a feeling of fairness to contestants and the audience and that the right choice was made.
The District and Division Chief Judges are available to help you run a successful speech contest.
District Chief Judge
Victor Irving Jenkins, DTM
2022 Comprehensive Speech Contest and Judges Training Recording. Click Here
Division South Judge
Rick Santos
Division East Judge
Mike Sullens
Division North Judge
No Judge at this time.
Division West Judge
No Judge at this time
Division Central Judge
No Judge at this time
- Contest Chair Logistics Form (Volunteer Roles) – online contests
- Speaker’s Certification of Eligibility and Originality
- Contestant Briefing
- Contestant Profile (optional use)
- Notification of Winners
- Photo Release Form
- Video Release Form
- Speech Contest Certificates
- 2023-2024 Dignitary List (District 39)
- Notification of Winners
- TI Speech Contest Resources
- Online and Hybrid Speech Best Practices
- Cloud Contest Console
- Area and Division Director Training – Conducting Quality Speech Contests
- Speech Contest Tutorials
- TI Speech Contest Resources
- Online and Hybrid Speech Contest Best Practices
- Cloud Contest Console
- Conducting Quality Speech Contests
- Putting on a Good Speech Contest
- Planning Template (.pdf) – In-person Contests
- Volunteer List In-person Contests
- Annotated Agenda – Training for Contest Toastmaster (.pdf)
- SAA for Evaluation and Table Topics Contests
- Zoom for Contests – Office Hours – Adrianna Lucero
- Zoommasters Collaboration Meeting – Adrianna Lucero
- Zoommasters Collaboration Meeting – Adrianna Lucero (pdf)
- Advanced Zoommaster Training – John Pasamonte