A Toastmasters-affiliated club where Triyog students practice speaking up, thinking on their feet, and leading a room, one meeting at a time.
Clear, confident communication builds trust. It's the foundation of every strong relationship, every team, and every idea worth acting on.
Triyog Gavel Club was established in 2020 as an affiliate of Toastmasters International, bringing the full Toastmasters experience to an enthusiastic group of students. The club exists to give members a supportive, structured space to practice public speaking, sharpen communication, and build real leadership ability through prepared speeches, constructive feedback, and the confidence that comes from doing it again and again.
Meetings run on genuine Toastmasters protocols, officer titles, and education manuals, right down to the vocabulary: club members go by one name, Gaveliers.
Tracks filler words and verbal crutches, then reports back so every speaker sharpens up next time.
Introduces the "word of the day" and listens closely for grammar, vocabulary, and language use.
Keeps every speech, evaluation, and Table Topics answer honest and on the clock.
Collects and tallies member votes for Best Speaker, Best Evaluator, and Best Table Topics.
Delivers a rehearsed speech on a topic of their choosing, then receives structured feedback.
Impromptu speaking on the spot. No notes, no warning, just a question and a minute to answer it.
Every session moves through the same three phases, giving members a low-stakes place to try, get feedback, and try again.
Members deliver speeches they've researched and rehearsed in advance.
Open floor for impromptu speaking. Every attendee gets a turn.
Constructive, specific feedback from fellow Gaveliers on every speech.
An executive committee of seven experienced club members, guided by a club moderator, keeps the club running smoothly: planning meetings, assigning roles, and mentoring newer members.
Currently, more than 70 students from Grades VI to X belong to the club, meeting at least twice a month to practice every side of public speaking, from planned speeches to on-the-spot thinking.