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Welcome to GYGC-Global Youth Gavel Clubs
ADVANCE MANUALS
Gavel Clubs Advanced Manuals are specialized workbooks that offer additional challenges and opportunities for growth beyond the Competent Communicator (CC) and Competent Leader (CL) manuals. These manuals focus on specific areas of public speaking, leadership, and communication, allowing members to explore their interests and develop advanced skills. There are 15 Advanced Manuals, each containing 5-6 speech projects: However, only 5 are allowed to use by Gaveliers. Each manual has five projects,
If your Gavel club is registered and renewed, you can get the manuals from Toastmasters. by sending email to newclubs@toastmasters.org
226A - Entertaining Speaker:
226A - Entertaining Speaker:
This manual focuses on entertaining and engaging audiences through storytelling, humor, and vocal variety. Projects include:
- Tell a tall tale
- Share a personal experience as a story
- Use humor in a speech
- Create a dramatic monologue
226B - Speak to Inform:
226B - Speak to Inform:
This manual emphasizes clear and concise communication to inform and educate audiences. Projects include:
- Share knowledge on a topic
- Explain a complex topic simply
- Present a report
- Teach a skill or technique
226G - Professional Speaker:
226G - Professional Speaker:
This manual helps members develop skills to become professional speakers, focusing on:
- Researching and organizing topics
- Creating engaging openings and closings
- Using persuasive techniques
- Managing nerves and building confidence
226I - Persuasive Speaking:
226I - Persuasive Speaking:
This manual teaches members how to persuade and influence audiences through:
- Understanding audience needs
- Building credibility
- Using persuasive language and storytelling
- Handling objections
226K - Storytelling:
226K - Storytelling:
This manual focuses on crafting and delivering compelling stories to engage and inspire audiences. Projects include:
- Share a personal story
- Tell a fictional story
- Use storytelling in a speech
- Create a narrative with a clear structure
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