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Toastmasters to hold open night
Killarney Toastmasters is hosting an open night on October 14 to provide an opportunity for members of the public to discover what the club is all about.
It’s for anyone that is interested in public speaking, building confidence and learning effective communication.
The event will take place at the Dromhall Hotel and it's free to attend. Light refreshments will also be provided.
Killarney Toastmasters provides a supportive learning environment where members develop skills in communication, leadership, confidence, critical thinking, time management, and active listening.
The club aims to assist members in preparing for presentations, boosting interview confidence, or improving communication skills.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see how a typical Toastmasters meeting works and hear from current members.
Selma Dineen, Club President, says the open night is a great way to experience what the club has to offer.
She explains that while people think Toastmasters is about giving formal speeches, it’s really about confidence.
She said: “It’s about speaking up in meetings, giving a wedding toast, interviewing for a job or simply holding your own in a conversation.”
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