Are you an enthusiastic, experienced Toastmaster who has served as a Club Officer and earned at least a CTM or CC? Do you enjoy being a key for helping an existing club rebuild its membership?

Are you good at rebuilding clubs? Do you understand how to increase club membership? Do you enjoy working with a diverse team?

If so, consider becoming a Club Coach to further develop your leadership skills.

A Club Coach serves for at least six months to guide and assist a club that needs to have its membership rebuilt. This guidance and assistance includes:

• Work with club officers and club members on what it takes to rebuild their club membership
• Get commitment from the club members on helping get guests to their meetings after explaining to them why charter strength is important
• Bring in the appropriate materials needed for membership building activities
• Build enthusiasm in the members for wanting to help bring their club membership back to charter strength
• Coach Club Officers on their roles and responsibilities
• Encourage Club Officers to participate in District activities
• Keep District Officers informed of the club's progress

You may be asking yourself, "What's in it for me?" While no two of us are exactly alike, here are some ways that being a District Lt. Governor Education and Training may benefit you.

• Stretch your leadership skills
• Be part of a team that provides directions for a large organization
• Expand your network of enthusiastic, dedicated Toastmasters
• Receive recognition
• Earn credit toward Toastmasters Advanced Leader Silver award

To place your name on the list of candidates for Club Coach, contact a current district officer:

• Area Governor
• Division Governor
• Lieutenant Governor Marketing
• Lieutenant Governor Education and Training
• District Governor