Club Officer Training

Club Officer Training

As a club officer, you’ve taken on one of seven key roles that help manage and grow your club — and help your fellow members develop their skills. Club Officer Training is offered twice a year: once in the July–August timeframe, and again in December–February.

This training matters because well-trained officers run stronger meetings, retain members, and keep clubs healthy — which is what lets every member get the leadership and communication practice they joined Toastmasters for in the first place.

Distinguished Club Program: to earn DCP Point #9, four or more officers must attend summer training, and four or more must attend winter training.

Trained outside D217? Ask that district’s Program Quality Director to notify our Program Quality Director for District 217 to verify your completion.

District 217 Club Officers

The Round 2 Officer Training deadline is February 28 — watch the District Calendar for training opportunities starting in January!

A Few Important Reminders

Clubs will receive credit for officer roles trained when their officers attend one of these sessions.

And there are some great reasons to get all seven officers trained:

• Clubs with all 7 officers trained in both Round 1 and Round 2 earn a banner ribbon for their club.
• Every trained officer receives their own mini gavel!
• Stronger officers means stronger clubs!

So, if you still need training, choose a session that works for you, join us, and help your club get the credit it needs.