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Roles, Duties, Checklists and Forms

General Evaluator Roles and Responsibilities

The General Evaluator is responsible for the evaluation of the entire meeting. In practice, the General Evaluator evaluates every portion of the meeting. This begins with the opening of the meeting, through the business meeting, introduction of the Toastmaster of the Evening (TME) and every participating member, including the speaker evaluators. The exception would be the prepared speakers who have individual evaluators.

Table topics Evaluator Roles and Responsibilities

As Table Topics Evaluator, you provide helpful feedback to the Table Topics Speakers. (Time to evaluate each Speaker is between 30 and 45 seconds.)

Prepared Speech Evaluator - Roles and Responsibilities

Evaluation has several objectives, including:

  • To give the speaker your honest reaction in a constructive manner.
  • To teach the evaluator to listen, clearly, precisely and attentively.
  • To give the evaluator an opportunity to practice delivering an oral evaluation.

Toastmaster of the Evening Checklist Quick

Checklist of responsibilities for the Toastmaster of the Evening.

Toastmaster of the Evening Checklist Detailed

Detailed role overview for the Toastmaster of the Evening.