Find Your Voice. Lead With Confidence.
Toastmasters Szczecin Passionate Speakers is an English-speaking public speaking and leadership club — a friendly, supportive place to practice communication skills that pay off at work and in life.
How You'll Benefit
Every meeting is a chance to practice — real-world, in-demand skills that help you advance your career, settle into a new city, or simply speak up with confidence.
Public Speaking
Prepare and deliver speeches in a structured, low-pressure format, every single week.
Leadership
Take on meeting roles — from timer to Toastmaster — that build real project and people skills.
Confidence
Step outside your comfort zone with feedback that is constructive, specific, and encouraging.
Community
Meet professionals and expats from across Szczecin who are working on the same goals as you.
Nearly 1,000 Meetings and Still Growing
We are the second oldest Toastmasters club in Poland. Our first meeting was held on 8 March 2003, and the club was officially chartered on 16 April 2004 — part of Toastmasters International's District 108.
We are an English-speaking club — you don't need to be fluent, just comfortable holding a conversation. Whether you're a seasoned speaker or just starting out, you'll find a warm, diverse group of members from Szczecin and beyond — all here to practice, support each other, and grow.
Join Us for a Meeting
Take the first step on your Toastmasters journey. Guests are always welcome — no commitment required.
- Cost: Free — guests are always welcome, no obligation to join
- When: Every Wednesday, 6:30 PM sharp (doors from 6:15 PM)
- Where: Beliani Office, al. Wojska Polskiego 62, Szczecin
- Language: English (comfortable conversational level — no perfect grammar required)
What to Expect
Meetings run about 90 minutes with a relaxed, structured format: a couple of prepared speeches with encouraging feedback, Table Topics (short impromptu talks anyone can volunteer for), and members rotating through meeting roles. As a guest, you're welcome to just sit back and observe your first time — no one will put you on the spot.
- What should I wear?
- Come as you are. Smart casual is common, but there's no dress code.
- Will I have to speak?
- Not unless you want to. Plenty of guests just watch the first time.
- What do I do when I arrive?
- Come to the address above any time after 6:15 PM and mention you're a guest — someone will greet you and get you settled.