Finding your voice and having the confidence to speak in public is a challenge to many. These organisations around Australia may help.
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Adelaide Central Toastmasters Club is a dynamic, supportive group of professionals led by experienced members. Adelaide Central Toastmasters Club offers self paced speaking programs to develop your public speaking skills, and enhance leadership abilities. It is renowned for its focus on...
Australian Speak Easy is a national organisation that provides support for people who stutter. Group meetings are held in most states. The website includes lots of information about stuttering and resources for those looking for assistance.
Forum is a Queensland-wide public speaking organisation with local, friendly groups who meet regularly to help each other be confident and effective communicators for their professional and personal lives. When you join Forum, we guarantee...
The Queensland Debating Union was founded in the late 1940s and has conducted schools debating competitions in South East Queensland for over thirty years.
There are over 100 Rostrum clubs in Australia, collectively containing nearly 1700 members. Rostrum is a not-for-profit organisation and is not affiliated with any political or religious group. Rostrum clubs aim to help their members...
Speaking Made Easy, the authorised body of The Penguin Club of Australia, was founded in Sydney in 1937 by women for women. The organisation provided an opportunity to develop speaking skills and confidence, in an...
University of Queensland Debating Society The University of Queensland Debating Society (UQDS) is one of the oldest and most active student societies of the University of Queensland and is one of the most successful debating...
University of Queensland Toastmasters: In March 2011, the doors were opened for a new Toastmasters club at the University of Queensland. Public speaking is a much-needed skill for staff and students at UQ, but it...