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| CUSTODIANS OF TRADITION
For centuries Britain has developed its reputation on the back of tradition, and even in today's ever changing world, the need for political correctness is still a requirement in the second millennium.
Although long-established conventions of address in speech are continually being eroded, there are many occasions when it is still necessary for the right words to be spoken at the right time, to the right audience. Such occasions call for a Professional Toastmaster, who is a master of protocol and etiquette, yet with the ability to control and conduct the proceedings of both the largest and smallest events with the utmost style and dignity. |
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FIRST AND LASTING IMPRESSIONS
Not only is he a custodian of tradition, but he is bestowed with the unique responsibility to uphold Britain's heritage and ensure that everything is done correctly with the accuracy and precision of a royal or state occasion. It is this desire for perfection in procedure, which has led to a growing demand for this distinguished league of gentlemen. The role of a Professional Toastmaster at civic and corporate events, private functions such as weddings and other celebratory occasions is therefore to provide those essential first and lasting impressions and create that certain degree of formality. This is a privilege held by few, and one that reflects the importance of the role and responsibilities. |
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| But there is much more to being a Professional Toastmaster than meets the eye. It is a profession and way of life, and gaining qualified status can only be achieved as a result of undergoing an extensive training programme combined with a background of business and social experience of the highest level.
For when you add these unique qualities together with proven management skills, tact and diplomacy this provides the platform for becoming a Professional Toastmaster of distinction. |
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