Mission Statement:
The Lieutenant Governor of Education and Training strives to have every club reap the benefits of the Toastmasters educational program and become a Distinguished Club by providing direction and counsel to division governors, area governors and club officers on the educational opportunities in Toastmasters.
Objectives:
Appoint District Chair people to support the quality club programming efforts through the promotion of the Distinguished Club Program and other vital programs.
Responsibilities
- Art Director Chair
- Competent Leader Chair
- Distinguished Club Plan
- District Chief Judge
- District Conference
- District Contest Chair
- Educational Awards
- Educational Resources
- High Performance Leadership Chair
- LACE Training Chair
- Trained Judges and Data Chair
- Speaker Exchange
Job Description:
- Serve as second-ranking member of the executive committee, presiding over that body and the district council in the absence of the district governor.
- Strive for accomplishment of district educational goals and achievement of Distinguished District.
- Promote achievement of Competent Communicator (CC) and Advanced Communicator (AC) awards for all members.
- Strive to make every club in the district a Distinguished Club. Coordinate the promotion of the Distinguished Club Program and the Club Success Plan.
- Plan, organize and direct the district training programs.
- Determine training needs in consultation with district team members.
- Develop training content, methods and instructional aids using Toastmasters International training program.
- Ensure that division, area and club officers are properly trained to fulfill their roles and responsibilities.
- Provide ongoing leadership training for all district officers as part of district conferences, executive committee meetings, etc.
- Select training coordinators and facilitators needed to conduct district training programs.
- Promote personal growth through the Toastmasters International educational program both inside and outside of Toastmasters in coordination with district public relations officer.
- Foster excellence in club educational programming through the use of Toastmasters programs such as Speechcraft, Success/Leadership, Success/ Communication, The Better Speaker Series, The Successful Club Series and other resources.
- Plan, organize and direct the district conferences.
- Appoint a conference chairman with approval of the district governor.
- Supervise site selection, educational content, speech contests and all other aspects of the conference.
- Encourage increased attendance and participation through promotional efforts in conjunction with the public relations officer.
- Ensure a high quality event representing an outstanding example of district excellence.
- Coordinate and supervise the International Speech Contest and other district speech contests at the club, area, division and district levels.
- Supervise educational and training programs, ensuring that people are properly recognized for achievement.
- Provide assistance and back-up to the district governor as needed.
- Prepare successor to assume office, completing steps necessary for an orderly transfer of office by June 30.