Here’s a chance to hone your public speaking skills

Victoria #90 Communicators looking for new members as it launches fall season

Public speaking is an everyday skill.

And if you’re interested in learning those skills, the Victoria #90 Communicators, a POWERtalk International club, is recruiting new members

Vic90, as it’s affectionately known to members, offers members self-paced learning in a comfortable setting, with the help from members who have between a couple of years and a couple of decades of experience.

The club meets beginning Sept. 4, at 7 p.m., and continues every first and third Wednesday of the month until the end of June, at Berwick House Royal Oak.

 

For further information, please contact club president Linda Clement at  250-386-2028.

 

 

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