Toastmasters hosts humorous contest
The Toastmasters programme builds vital communication skills
FIVE-TIME Southern African champion public speaker, Douglas Kruger, once said, “You only get two types of speakers – those who are humorous and those who are unemployed.”
Toastmasters International understands that humour is a great way of delivering one’s message to your target audience.
Which is why Kempton Park Toastmasters held its final meeting for the 2015 Toastmasters humorous and impromptu speaking contest at Herfsland Retirement Village on August 20.
The contestants for the humorous contest were Karen Armour and Mosebetsi Setsubi, with Armour winning the battle.
The contestants for the impromptu contest were Armour, Setsubi and Thulani Mkhonto, with Armour again taking top honours.
Armour and Mosebetsi represented Kempton Park Toastmasters Club at the area I3 humorous contest, while Armour and Mkhonto represented the club at the area I3 impromptu speaking at Modderfontein Breakfast Club on Saturday, September 5.
The Toastmasters programme builds vital communication skills, enhances and builds leadership qualities and develops confidence of its members.
For more information about this programme and how it can change your life and your career, call Richard Francis on 079-283-1272.
