Club Coach Program - District 100 Toastmasters

Club Coach Program

Benefits of Being a Coach

Leadership Development
Coaching and Mentoring Skills
Communication Skills
Problem-Solving Abilities
Conflict Resolution Skills
Team Building and Collaboration
Adaptability and Flexibility

Benefits of Having a Coach

Gain an Outside Perspective
Get Objective Guidance for Growth
Build a Strategic Plan
Get Needed Support
Increased Motivation and Accountability
Enhanced Teamwork
Develop a Continuity and Succession Plan

Eligibility

Coach Eligibility

Paid member in good standing.
Not a member of the club needing a coach in the past six months.
Been a Toastmasters member for at least one year.
Been a club officer for at least one year.
Must have a level two in one path in pathways.
Completed the Club Coach Program Training module.

Club Eligibility

More than three members, less than thirteen members.
One club officer who has completed the Club Coach Program Training module.
Not Suspended or Closed.
Allowed up to two coaches.

How to Access the Club Coach Program Module

Go to Pathways > Tutorials and Resources > Club Coach Program > Club Coach Program Module

Steps to Success

The club coach must serve at least six months.
The club coach can not join the club during their appointment.
The club coach must submit and complete the required forms:
- The Club Coach Preliminary Report within 30 days of appointment
- The Club Coach Progress Report every 60 days
- The Club Coach Final Report after their appointment has ended
Following the six-month term, the coached club must achieve Distinguished or better status by the subsequent June 30.
To receive credit, the Club President (or officer delegate) of the coached club must notify World Headquarters in writing.
To earn an additional education credit toward a District leader role, the coached club must also have 20 or more paid members.

If the coach is unsuccessful, the appointment can be extended up to two additional program years.