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This glossary contains a list of common terms and acronyms used in Toastmasters.
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PathwaysPathways (formerly known as the Revitalized Education Program), was introduced around 2017 and replaced the educational program. It uses online elements to deliver content and evaluations. As it has rolled out, new members in districts that have gone live will be placed on Pathways, and won't receive the old manuals. More information on Pathways is available from Toastmasters International. | |
PresidentThe President is the club officer that is ultimately responsible for the success or failure of the club. They guide the other officers so that the club can meet its goals. More on officers can be found in the RDG TM Leadership program. | |
Presiding OfficerThe presiding officer opens and closes meetings, conducts club business, and hands off control to the Toastmaster. This role is filled by the highest ranking officer in the meeting. More information can be found in the RDG TM Meetings program. | |