The Toastmasters Educational Program

Confused by all the acronyms on our agenda?  Not sure where you're at on the educational path?  Wonder what's required for your next award?  We've taken the confusion out of the educational program with this easy-to-follow resource.  Know where you are, where you're headed, and what it will take to get you there.

 

	Æ	Competent Communicator	ð	Advanced Communicator Bronze	ð	Advanced Communicator Silver	ð	Advanced Communicator Gold	Ê
New Member										Distinguished Toastmaster
	Ä	Competent Leader	ð	Advanced Leader Bronze	ð	Advanced Leader Silver	ð	ð	È

Advanced Communicator Gold (ACG)

To earn the ACG award, you must first achieve your ACS award.  Then, you must:

• complete five projects in each of two Advanced Speaking Manuals* for a total of ten more speeches.
• conduct a Success/Leadership, Success/Communication, or Youth Leadership program.
• coach/mentor a new member through their first three speech projects.

* It's important to note that a Toastmaster may not repeat any of the advanced manuals for award credit until they have completed all 15 of the available manuals.  In other words, you need to choose two different advanced manuals for your ACG than you used for your ACB and ACS.

The ACG award marks the end of the Communication track.  From here, your next milestone is the Distinguished Toastmaster award.