First basic manual of Communication and Leadership Program is consist of ten projects which are;

1. The Ice Breaker
2. Be In Earnest
3. Organize Your Speech
4. Show What You Mean
5. Vocal Variety
6. Work With Words
7. Apply Your Skills
8. Make It Persuasive
9. Speak With Knowledge
10. Inspire Your Audience

After completing of this ten projects, you'll receive recognition as Competent Toastmaster (CTM).  By completing the next level of The Advanced Communication and Leadership Program (lets you choose the kind of speeches you'll present from below categories, based on your own needs), you'll receive recognition as Able Toastmaster (ATM-B, ATM-S, ATM-G, and DTM).  Check our educational track for details.


The Entertaining Speaker (226-A)
This manual includes valuable information on how to give an entertaining or dramatic speech, where to find material, how to make an audience laugh, and what to do when you're asked to speak after dinner.
Speaking to Inform (226-B)
The projects in this manual will help you give informative and interesting speeches.  Topics covered include the demonstration talk, the fact-finding report, the abstract concept and resource for informing.
Public Relations (226-C)
This complete guide to preparing and delivering the public relations speech will help you develop resources and techniques, "speak under fire", and handle the media talk.
The Discussion Leader (226-D)
This manual offers guidance in presenting workshop and conference presentations.  Role-playing and problem-solving sessions are also covered.  This manual is a must for managers, trainers, teachers and administrators.
Specialty Speeches (226-E)
Speakers must be able to speak in many situations and this manual will help.  Types of speeches covered include impromptu speeches, sales presentations, introductions, inspirational speeches, and oral interpretations.
Speeches by Management (226-F)
This manual will help you successfully handle a variety of speaking situations managers encounter in their work environment.  Subjects covered include briefings, technical speeches, motivational talks and confrontations.
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