The NTU NIE Speech Contest 2009 finals are finally around the corner!!
Join us for an eye-opening experience where you get to see seven of NTU/NIE top speakers battle it out on stage!!
CONGRATULATIONS to our top 7 finalists:
Rasiah Raslyn Agatha, SCI/3 ("Of life, love and other distractions")
Hasnain Muhammad, PGDE-NIE ("Goodbyes are terrible")
Jonathan Lee Houjin, BS/3 ("Cows")
Arvind Raghawan, IEM/1 ("Dream Big")
Joshua Sebastian R Jerard, ACC/2 ("Succeeding on the job")
Kamika Jha, Economics/2 ("Vertically Enhanced")
Muhammad Bin Mohamed Rahim, BUS/2 ("Is love today really love?")
Venue: LT 8 (Opp TCT LT)
Date: 13th March, Friday
Time: 7.00pm - 10.30pm
Dress code for participants: Smart casuals
Everyone to be seated from 6.30pm-7pm
What's more, free food and drinks for everyone and get a chance to win cash prizes by participating in our table topics section!!
It's a win-win-win situation so don't miss this chance!!
See you there!!
Brought to you exclusively by NNSC '09 Organising Committee!!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Change of Date and Confirmation of Venue (Finals)
Hey peepz,
There have been a change of date of the finals. It will be held on the 13th of March at LT8. Also, we will be having our booth at NIE canteen on the 16th of Feb so do come down and support us!
Rgds,
NTU Toastmasters Club
There have been a change of date of the finals. It will be held on the 13th of March at LT8. Also, we will be having our booth at NIE canteen on the 16th of Feb so do come down and support us!
Rgds,
NTU Toastmasters Club
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Rules and Regulations
Hey peepz,
Below is the Rules and Regulations for the NTU NIE Speech Contest 09:
Rules & Regulations:
a. Contestants are allowed to talk about ANY topic of their choice with the exception of politics, religion, sex and violence.
b. Speeches will be 4 minutes 30 seconds to 7 minutes 30 seconds. A contestant will be disqualified from the contest if the speech does not fall within the time stipulated above.
c. Contestants will draw lots to decide on their speaking order with the contest administrators.
d. When the time comes for the contestant to be introduced, and if the contestant is not present at that moment, the contestant will be disqualified. However, if the contestant gives prior notice to the contest chairperson and MC, and has all required paperwork in good order prior to the introduction, disqualification shall not occur.
e. There will be one minute of silence in between contestants, during which the judges will make their assessment on the contestant. The next contestant is to make full use of this time to prepare the stage for their speech.
f. Contestants have to remain in the same room throughout the duration of the contest.
g. Announcement of contest winners is final unless the list of winners is announced incorrectly, in which case the judges, tally counters, or timers or organizing committee chair may immediately interrupt to correct the error.
$ 2 administrative fee is charged per contestant.
CONDUCT OF CONTEST AND JUDGING CRITERIA
1. PURPOSE - To provide an opportunity for students to improve their speaking abilities and to give recognition to the best as encouragement to all. - To provide an opportunity for the audience to learn by observing the more proficient speakers who have made it to the contest.
2. APPLICABILITY - These rules, unless otherwise noted, apply to NTU/NIE Speech Contest (NNSC) 2009 only.
3. SELECTION SEQUENCE - Any number of students may apply. A qualifying round will be commenced to shortlist 8 applicants for the finals.
4. ELIGIBILITY - To be eligible to compete at the NNSC 2009, an individual must be either (a) a matriculated student of Nanyang Technological University, or (b) a trainee teacher at the National Institute of Education. The following are ineligible for competition in the contest: i) Members of NTU Toastmasters Club. ii) Members of NTU InspYre Toastmasters Club. iii) Past winners of the NNSC. iv) Staff of NTU or NIE.
5. SPEECH SUBJECT AND PREPARATION
A. English shall be the main language of delivery. The speech may be constructed around any subject matter except race, religion, politics and sex. Props can be used after approval by the Chief Admin Officer. Approval shall be obtained before the start of the respective round.
B. Contestants must prepare their own speeches, which must be substantially original. Any quoted material must be so identified during the speech presentation. Contestants are encouraged to rehearse their speeches beforehand.
C. All contestants will speak from the same platform or area designated by the contest chairpersons with prior knowledge to all the judges and all the contestants. The contestants may speak from any position within the designated area and are not limited to standing at the lectern/podium.
i. A lectern/podium will be available. However, the use of the lectern/podium is optional.
ii. If amplification is necessary, a lectern/podium fixed-mounted microphone and a portable microphone shall be made available. The selection and use of a microphone is optional for each contestant.
iii. Contestants are responsible for arranging their preferred setup of the lectern/podium microphone and other equipment in a quiet manner.
6. GENERAL PROCEDURE
A. For the contest, 3 judges, 1 timer, 2 tally-counters and 2 logistics officers (SAAs) will be appointed.
B. The rules and regulations will be made available on the registration form. Judges, counters, and timers are briefed on their duties by the organizing committee chairpersons. Contestants will then draw lots to decide on their speaking order with the contest administrators.
C. When the time comes for the contestant to be introduced, and if the contestant is not present at that moment, the contestant will be disqualified. However, if the contestant gives prior notice to the contest chairperson and MC, and has all required paperwork in good order prior to the introduction, disqualification shall not occur. The contestant may speak in the drawn order, but waives the opportunity of a briefing if it is missed.
D. Each contestant will be introduced in this manner: The contestant’s name, speech title, speech title, and contestant’s name.
E. There will be one minute of silence in between contestants, during which the judges will make their assessment on the contestant. The next contestant is to use this time to prepare the stage for their speech.
F. Contestants have to remain in the same room throughout the duration of the contest.
G. Announcement of contest winners is final unless the list of winners is announced incorrectly, in which case the judges, tally counters, or timers or organizing committee chair may immediately interrupt to correct the error.
7. TIMING OF THE SPEECHES
A. Speeches will be 4 minutes 30 seconds to 7 minutes 30 seconds. A contestant will be disqualified from the contest if the speech does not fall within the time stipulated above.
B. Upon being introduced, the contestant shall proceed immediately to the speaking position. Timing will begin with the contestant’s first definite verbal or non-verbal communication with the audience. This usually will be the first word uttered by the contestant, but would include any other communication such as sound effects, a staged act by another person, or the use of props.
C. Timers shall provide light signals to the contestants, which shall be clearly visible. The timing sequence will be as follows:
Time Signal Duration
5 minutes Green Light 1 minute
6 minutes Amber Light 1 minute
7 minutes Red Light 1 minute
Below is the Rules and Regulations for the NTU NIE Speech Contest 09:
Rules & Regulations:
a. Contestants are allowed to talk about ANY topic of their choice with the exception of politics, religion, sex and violence.
b. Speeches will be 4 minutes 30 seconds to 7 minutes 30 seconds. A contestant will be disqualified from the contest if the speech does not fall within the time stipulated above.
c. Contestants will draw lots to decide on their speaking order with the contest administrators.
d. When the time comes for the contestant to be introduced, and if the contestant is not present at that moment, the contestant will be disqualified. However, if the contestant gives prior notice to the contest chairperson and MC, and has all required paperwork in good order prior to the introduction, disqualification shall not occur.
e. There will be one minute of silence in between contestants, during which the judges will make their assessment on the contestant. The next contestant is to make full use of this time to prepare the stage for their speech.
f. Contestants have to remain in the same room throughout the duration of the contest.
g. Announcement of contest winners is final unless the list of winners is announced incorrectly, in which case the judges, tally counters, or timers or organizing committee chair may immediately interrupt to correct the error.
$ 2 administrative fee is charged per contestant.
CONDUCT OF CONTEST AND JUDGING CRITERIA
1. PURPOSE - To provide an opportunity for students to improve their speaking abilities and to give recognition to the best as encouragement to all. - To provide an opportunity for the audience to learn by observing the more proficient speakers who have made it to the contest.
2. APPLICABILITY - These rules, unless otherwise noted, apply to NTU/NIE Speech Contest (NNSC) 2009 only.
3. SELECTION SEQUENCE - Any number of students may apply. A qualifying round will be commenced to shortlist 8 applicants for the finals.
4. ELIGIBILITY - To be eligible to compete at the NNSC 2009, an individual must be either (a) a matriculated student of Nanyang Technological University, or (b) a trainee teacher at the National Institute of Education. The following are ineligible for competition in the contest: i) Members of NTU Toastmasters Club. ii) Members of NTU InspYre Toastmasters Club. iii) Past winners of the NNSC. iv) Staff of NTU or NIE.
5. SPEECH SUBJECT AND PREPARATION
A. English shall be the main language of delivery. The speech may be constructed around any subject matter except race, religion, politics and sex. Props can be used after approval by the Chief Admin Officer. Approval shall be obtained before the start of the respective round.
B. Contestants must prepare their own speeches, which must be substantially original. Any quoted material must be so identified during the speech presentation. Contestants are encouraged to rehearse their speeches beforehand.
C. All contestants will speak from the same platform or area designated by the contest chairpersons with prior knowledge to all the judges and all the contestants. The contestants may speak from any position within the designated area and are not limited to standing at the lectern/podium.
i. A lectern/podium will be available. However, the use of the lectern/podium is optional.
ii. If amplification is necessary, a lectern/podium fixed-mounted microphone and a portable microphone shall be made available. The selection and use of a microphone is optional for each contestant.
iii. Contestants are responsible for arranging their preferred setup of the lectern/podium microphone and other equipment in a quiet manner.
6. GENERAL PROCEDURE
A. For the contest, 3 judges, 1 timer, 2 tally-counters and 2 logistics officers (SAAs) will be appointed.
B. The rules and regulations will be made available on the registration form. Judges, counters, and timers are briefed on their duties by the organizing committee chairpersons. Contestants will then draw lots to decide on their speaking order with the contest administrators.
C. When the time comes for the contestant to be introduced, and if the contestant is not present at that moment, the contestant will be disqualified. However, if the contestant gives prior notice to the contest chairperson and MC, and has all required paperwork in good order prior to the introduction, disqualification shall not occur. The contestant may speak in the drawn order, but waives the opportunity of a briefing if it is missed.
D. Each contestant will be introduced in this manner: The contestant’s name, speech title, speech title, and contestant’s name.
E. There will be one minute of silence in between contestants, during which the judges will make their assessment on the contestant. The next contestant is to use this time to prepare the stage for their speech.
F. Contestants have to remain in the same room throughout the duration of the contest.
G. Announcement of contest winners is final unless the list of winners is announced incorrectly, in which case the judges, tally counters, or timers or organizing committee chair may immediately interrupt to correct the error.
7. TIMING OF THE SPEECHES
A. Speeches will be 4 minutes 30 seconds to 7 minutes 30 seconds. A contestant will be disqualified from the contest if the speech does not fall within the time stipulated above.
B. Upon being introduced, the contestant shall proceed immediately to the speaking position. Timing will begin with the contestant’s first definite verbal or non-verbal communication with the audience. This usually will be the first word uttered by the contestant, but would include any other communication such as sound effects, a staged act by another person, or the use of props.
C. Timers shall provide light signals to the contestants, which shall be clearly visible. The timing sequence will be as follows:
Time Signal Duration
5 minutes Green Light 1 minute
6 minutes Amber Light 1 minute
7 minutes Red Light 1 minute
Monday, February 2, 2009
Poster Designs!!
Monday, January 26, 2009
Full details of the contest!!!
Dear Students of NTU and NIE!!
The NTU toastmaster’s club is organizing an event “NTU-NIE Speech Contest 2009” for NTU and NIE students. The event will act as a steeping stone for hidden talents and to reach-out to them. Public speaking can be intimidating at first thought, but don’t let your fears limit your potential! We hope that all students of NTU and NIE will take this opportunity to come together and learn from one another.
The details are as follows:
Drop by our booths at:
9-10 Feb: Can A (Mon-Tues)
13 Feb: Can B (Fri)
16Feb: NIE (Mon)
Prelimimaries: 18-19 Feb: Seminar Room 13 (18:30 – 21:00 hrs)
Finals: 13 Mar: LT8 (18:30 – 21:30 hrs)
For fairness of the contest, the contest is only open to non-Toastmasters. The preliminaries will require you to come up with a short prepared speech of 5-7 mins, and you can speak about anything under the sun! (no explicit content please!)
To register, either sms or email Saumya at
Contact no. : 84094095
Email: ntu.nie.speech.contest@gmail.com
Please include the following particulars:
Name (in matric. card)
Matriculation Number
Course and Year
Contact No.
Your preferred speaking timeslot.
A registration fee of $2 will be collected on the day of preliminaries. Allocation of timeslots will be done randomly (preference will be taken into consideration). Preliminaries will be a speech to the judges only, whereas the finals is where you give your speech to everyone else! You can either re-use your speech for the finals or come up with new speech material, we leave it all up to you! Judges for both preliminaries and finals will be different!
Preliminaries and Finals
Dress Code: Casual
Duration of prepared speech (any topic): 5-7mins
Prizes of up to $100 will be awarded to the best speakers and cash vouchers to be won for best table topics speech! Audience votes count for the finals so do bring your friends along to support you! Registration ends 9th Feb.
Do come down and join us for this fun-filled event!
Regards,
NTU Toastmasters Club
'There's no place to feel more alive, than on stage. Because on stage, you're free.'
The NTU toastmaster’s club is organizing an event “NTU-NIE Speech Contest 2009” for NTU and NIE students. The event will act as a steeping stone for hidden talents and to reach-out to them. Public speaking can be intimidating at first thought, but don’t let your fears limit your potential! We hope that all students of NTU and NIE will take this opportunity to come together and learn from one another.
The details are as follows:
Drop by our booths at:
9-10 Feb: Can A (Mon-Tues)
13 Feb: Can B (Fri)
16Feb: NIE (Mon)
Prelimimaries: 18-19 Feb: Seminar Room 13 (18:30 – 21:00 hrs)
Finals: 13 Mar: LT8 (18:30 – 21:30 hrs)
For fairness of the contest, the contest is only open to non-Toastmasters. The preliminaries will require you to come up with a short prepared speech of 5-7 mins, and you can speak about anything under the sun! (no explicit content please!)
To register, either sms or email Saumya at
Contact no. : 84094095
Email: ntu.nie.speech.contest@gmail.com
Please include the following particulars:
Name (in matric. card)
Matriculation Number
Course and Year
Contact No.
Your preferred speaking timeslot.
A registration fee of $2 will be collected on the day of preliminaries. Allocation of timeslots will be done randomly (preference will be taken into consideration). Preliminaries will be a speech to the judges only, whereas the finals is where you give your speech to everyone else! You can either re-use your speech for the finals or come up with new speech material, we leave it all up to you! Judges for both preliminaries and finals will be different!
Preliminaries and Finals
Dress Code: Casual
Duration of prepared speech (any topic): 5-7mins
Prizes of up to $100 will be awarded to the best speakers and cash vouchers to be won for best table topics speech! Audience votes count for the finals so do bring your friends along to support you! Registration ends 9th Feb.
Do come down and join us for this fun-filled event!
Regards,
NTU Toastmasters Club
'There's no place to feel more alive, than on stage. Because on stage, you're free.'
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