Katong Toastmasters Club presents a double bill workshop

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The Science of Evaluation | The Art of Humour


For One Night Only! Friday, 26 July 2013
Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Venue: Katong Community Centre, 51 Kampong Arang Road 
Level 3, Room 303
Cost: Only $12 per participant | $30 for a group of 3 participants

The Science of Evaluation | Presentation 1

by Joni Siah, DTM

2010 District 80 Evaluation Contest Champion


Joni is a member of Katong Toastmasters Club and has been a Toastmaster since 1996.     
She holds a Master’s Degree in Applied Linguistics and was previously an English Language teacher at Fairfield Methodist Secondary School.

Learn how to:
  • ·         Listen and take notes during a speech evaluation
  • ·         Craft an inspiring speech evaluation
  • ·         Deliver your evaluation confidently and effectively

The Art of Humour | Presentation 2
by Khoo Kok Peng, CC

2012 District 80 Humorous Speech Competition 2nd Runner Up


Kok Peng joined Brilliant Advanced Toastmasters Club in late 2011. He is an Insurance Broker and also runs a web start up www.novoaid.com.  
He sharpened his speaking skills under the mentorship of many accomplished and experienced Toastmasters, benefitting through their insightful evaluations. 

      
     Learn how to:
  • ·    Craft a humorous story – create the setup, pause, punch line, punch word and pause
  • ·     Deliver a humorous story smoothly and effectively
  • ·     Craft a humorous speech
  • ·    Use your body language and voice to enhance your humorous speech
    Limited Places Available. Book Your Tickets Now!
     Please contact Parul at parulshinde@yahoo.com or 9678 3814 
     with your name, club, contact and email.

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