Make the most of your meeting
Thanks for being here. Useful member links, pathways learning experience and mentorship information.
Pathways
Toastmasters Pathways is an exciting, flexible and interactive way to develop your skills and help others in your club develop theirs. Through it specialised learning paths, the Pathways experience helps you enhance communication and leadership skills that you need to succeed.
Pathways learning experience
The opportunity to build up to 300 unique competencies
11 specialized learning paths to choose from
Online content, so that you can learn anytime, anywhere
Real-world, transferable skills
Content available in Arabic, English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese, with select paths available in Korean and Tamil
Want to check your next Pathways project?
Base Camp is your online gateway to the Pathways learning experience – here you can work on projects, track your progress, connect with club members and have access to a wealth of useful resources, videos, tools & tips.
Easy Speak
The fastest way to book a role or a speech is through our website – using the handy Easy Speak feature.
All you need is your login details – so do give it a go.
Mentoring
Benefit from a 1-2-1 mentor relationship
As members of Bloomsbury Speakers, many of us have benefitted from having a mentor within the club. A mentor is someone (usually a more experienced member of the club) who can give help and advice to guide you on your Toastmasters educational path.
This can involve helping you draft your first speech, watching you practice and giving you immediate feedback or advising you how to prepare for functionary roles at club meetings.
Working with a mentor is an excellent way to learn and to progress, especially when you are new to Toastmasters or the club.
We strongly recommend that you ask for a mentor – speak to our VP of Mentoring Yassine Meziane to learn more or write to us [email protected] for any questions you may have
Code of Conduct
Our club Code of Conduct has now been finalised – these are the basic rules we expect all our members and guests to follow to make Bloomsbury Speakers as friendly and supportive as possible.
- I will applaud every speaker
- I will listen to every speaker
- I will provide honest and constructive feedback to speakers when asked to do so
- I will help keep the meeting space tidy
- I will keep my phone on silent and otherwise avoid disrupting the meeting
- I will not pressure anyone to speak who does not want to speak
- I will not discriminate against anyone on the basis of their age, race, religion, sex, gender, sexual orientation, or ability
- I will not cause discomfort to any guest or member, and I will step in if I see this happening to anyone else
- I will help to make Bloomsbury Speakers an inclusive and nurturing club
We come under District 91
Member stories
A collection of stories from our members and how Toastmasters has shaped their public speaking journey
Check out our short videos
Got questions? Reach out to our committee members here [email protected]
