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The document is the November 2015 newsletter of Rostrum Western Australia, highlighting the upcoming Arthur Garvey Speaker of the Year Competition and providing details about finalists, impromptu speech guidelines, and event logistics. It features profiles of speakers, discusses public speaking tips, and includes tributes to a deceased member. The newsletter also covers past events like the South of the River Speaking Competition and Rostrum Voice of Youth final, emphasizing the importance of public speaking skills development.

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What is the difference between Toastmasters and the rostrum club?

Rostrum speakers tend to stay stationary, preferring a lectern on which to rest speaking notes, whereas Toastmasters tend to pace like evangelical preachers. Rostrum speakers are encouraged to use only their hands, eyes, voice, and words to communicate, whereas Toastmasters tend to rely on props to make points.

What is a rostrum used for?

A rostrum is a raised platform on which someone stands when they are speaking to an audience, receiving a prize, or conducting an orchestra. As he stood on the winners rostrum, he sang the words of the national anthem.

How much does it cost to join the rostrum clubs of wa?

The Rostrum WA joining fee is $ 75. The joining fee gets you membership, enrolment in the PDP course and a starter kit including reference material, wallet, certificate and badge.

What is a rostrum in a church?

1. a platform or raised structure in a church, from which the sermon is delivered or the service is conducted. Over the years, church podiums (also called lecterns, rostrums and pulpits) have changed in both there use and design.

What is a rostrum club?

Rostrum clubs aim to help their members improve their speaking and meeting skills. They do this primarily through regular club meetings and less frequent competitions. Australian Rostrums main national competition for members is the Sidney Wicks Speaking Competition.