Pathways
Pathways maintains Toastmasters' four guiding principles: experiential learning, self-paced learning, peer evaluation and mentoring. Each of the program's tailored learning paths have five levels of achievement, building progressively in complexity. Each path includes 14 projects, including a mix of required and elective projects. The highest level of achievement remains the DTM and you must complete two paths to meet the education requirement of achieving your DTM.
Getting Started in Pathways
Before you start:
Picking your path:
Navigating the program:
Resources for Base Camp Managers/Officers
Getting your Distinguished Toastmasters Award in Pathways:
- Pathways Navigator (PDF) - All in one guide to getting started in Toastmasters and Pathways
- Interactive Pathways Navigator (Online) - Online and interactive version of the Navigator
Picking your path:
- Pathways Paths and Project Catalog (PDF) - A list of all of the projects in every path and summaries of all the projects
- Pathways Reference Guide (PDF) - Contains an outline of the core competencies, a paths and project matrix, a level 1 flowchart, how to get your DTM, and summaries of all projects in Pathways
Navigating the program:
- Welcome to Toastmasters (PDF) - a visual step by step guide to getting started in Pathways
- Pathways Level Completion Checklist (PDF)
Resources for Base Camp Managers/Officers
- Pathways - Base Camp Manager Overview slide deck (PDF) - Video training of this deck - link
- Base Camp Manager Tutorial and Guide - a guide for the base camp managers
- Pathways Level Completion Checklist (PDF)
- Pathways Progress Poster (XLS) - help track where your members are in the pathways program
- DCP Chart (PNG) - Helpful chart to see all the options to fulfill the Education Goals for the DCP program using both the traditional program and Pathways. There is a maximum of 6 education points to count for your DCP.
Getting your Distinguished Toastmasters Award in Pathways:
- DTM Process - Shows you the requirements needed to get your DTM in a vertical process chart
- DTM Quick Reference Chart (JPG) - an all in one easy reference graphic
- Pathways DTM Award Application (PDF)
Pathways 101 Zoom Training
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The program will offer:
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Occurs at 8:00pm on the 4th Monday of every month. Click here to register: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/53fbafe6903aec4a8c34be5db4a05ad8
Upcoming Dates:
5/27/2019
6/24/2019
Upcoming Dates:
5/27/2019
6/24/2019
Still Need Help?
Contact your local Pathways Support Team Representative.
*Remember, while your support team is here to assist you, we do ask that you first watch the instructional videos and review the resource documents above before contacting your rep.
*Remember, while your support team is here to assist you, we do ask that you first watch the instructional videos and review the resource documents above before contacting your rep.
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Division Supported |
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Lorraine Boyden |
L - Austin and North |
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Eva Tweedy |
J - Austin |
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Doug Kelly |
F - San Antonio |
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Karen Archer |
I - Austin |
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TBD |
G - San Antonio |
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Linda Williams |
H - San Antonio |
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Calvin Wong |
K - Austin |
FAQ
- What is different about Pathways from the traditional program? There are multiple path to create a personalized custom plan to reach your specific goals. You will be able to complete an assessment to determine which path are most valuable for you. Here's a quick two minute video outlining how it works.
- Are you currently working toward your DTM on the traditional program? You have until June 30, 2020 to plan and complete your DTM in the current program.
- Do we still have manuals with Pathways? Yes, digital and print copies are available. Digital files include extra tips & videos. Check out the new "Ice Breaker" for Pathways. Printed materials ordered from TI are an additional $25.
- Are any of my credits earned in the current program eligible for transfer to Pathways? Examples of transferable service are: club officer (one year of service), district officer (one year of service), club sponsor, club mentor, club coach, Youth Leadership Program or Speechcraft).
- *Note: Only completed leadership service as a club or district leader that has not been applied toward an award is transferable to Pathways.
A more detailed FAQ is available on Toastmasters.org