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There are almost 150 clubs in District 96 of Toastmasters International. District 96 covers about half of the province of British Columbia. Our members meet and learn in club venues as diverse as corporations, community centers, libraries and other public spaces.

Toastmasters has various types of clubs:

1. Community
2. Corporate
3. Advanced
4. Online
5. Hybrid

Community clubs - make up the majority of Toastmasters clubs and are generally where new Toastmasters start their Toastmaster journey.

Corporate clubs - draw membership from the employees of the corporation. Depending on the corporations policy a corporate club may be open to non employees.

Advanced clubs - offer advanced toastmasters a learning environment where they can meet and learn from other advanced speakers. Often an advanced club specializes in a particular area of public speaking such as Speech Evaluations, Speech Competitions or Professional Speaking.

Online clubs - Toastmasters International has a number of clubs around the world that conduct their meeting entirely online. You can find the list of online clubs here https://www.toastmasters.org/resources/online-clubs-list

Hybrid clubs - are clubs that conduct their meeting with some members attending the meeting in-person and others attending online.

Considering becoming a Toastmaster?

Club culture varies between clubs. Prospective members should visit multiple clubs to assess how the clubs culture and vibe fits with their personality and learning style. To find the Toastmaster clubs near you visit the "Find a Club" section on Toastmaster.org.

Already a Toastmaster?

Visiting other clubs is a rewarding experience. You will discover the many ways that Toastmasters meeting are conducted, be inspired by what you see and hear and bring back new ideas to enhance your home clubs member experience.