Pathways Resources


Submit Your Education Achievements on BOTH Base Camp & Club Central.


The video show members how to take the following steps:

  1. In My Home, find the “Education and Achievements” section.
  2. Review your education awards on the Achievement Board. These are the awards you received recognition for from Toastmasters International.
  3. Now compare to your achievements on Base Camp by navigating to the Paths and Learning page in your curriculum.
  4. If a path is not complete, verify each level completion by opening the path.
  5. For completed paths, navigate to the “Completed Paths” section.

If you discover any achievements submitted on Club Central but not Base Camp (or vice versa), ask your club officer to make the needed submission on your behalf. If you did not check that this was done by the Toastmasters recommended deadline of December 15th, we recommend that you do so immediately to ensure your data is correct in the new LMS.

The following video is for club officers to review to help their members make any corrections to be ready for the new system.

 Pathways is a competency-based program that has eleven specialized learning paths. Each learning path has five levels of achievement that increase in complexity and contain at least fourteen projects with a mix of required and elective projects.

For the new Level 1 projects added in October 2021, demonstration videos for vocal variety, body language, and gestures have also been provided.

October 2021 – New Level 1 Projects

A new and revised Pathways Level 1 Project was leased in English on October 27, 2021. The new Level 1 includes two new projects that join a revised Ice Breaker and Evaluation and Feedback. “Writing a Speech with Purpose” and “Introduction to Vocal Variety and Body Language” will help teach new members basic public speaking skills right away and set them up for success on their Toastmasters journey. The Researching and Presenting project is now an elective in Level 3. All English paths purchased on or after October 27, 2021, include the new Level 1. Paths in progress or already completed will continue with the previous Level 1 projects.

Chart of 11 specialized learning paths and project levels, with colored icons and a five-level progress table.

Toastmasters International Resources

District 26 Supplemental Resources

Pathways chart to DTM with club officer and sponsor roles leading to a red DTM project arrow and DTM box

Pathways Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM)

1. Complete two paths
2. Serve as a club officer for 12 months
3. Serve as a district officer for 1 year
4. Serve as a club mentor or club coach
5. Serve as a club sponsor, conduct a Speechcraft/Youth Leadership Program
7. Complete DTM capstone project

Upcoming Pathways Trainings

D26 Pathways Support Team

Contact Pathways Advisor for questions or to request training by a support team member in your area 

Susie Overton

soverton.tm[at]gmail[dot]com

Teresa Morrison

“What I value most about the Pathways program is the focus on specific objectives and skill-building for each speech. I find the tutorials, project descriptions, and project checklists quite helpful. Each project has been appropriately challenging. There is incremental growth in skill level and confidence with each speech. I find having frequent benchmarks, such as completion of one level, and acknowledgment from the club upon reaching each benchmark, as very motivating. With all the various paths, there growth opportunities for years to come!”

 ~ Marliss C