President
The President is responsible for providing the supportive club environment members need to fulfill their self-development goals, making sure that members benefit from the Toastmasters educational program, and helping the club recruit new members and retain current ones.

Toastmaster:
This is the member who is “in charge” of the meeting. The Toastmaster makes sure everyone and everything is in order before the meeting starts and that the meeting runs smoothly. There is always a theme for the evening and during certain times in the meeting you can speak on the theme, if you want, but you need to be aware of the time so you can keep the meeting on track. 

General Evaluator:  
This is the member who, during the meeting, is assigned to evaluate anything and everything that takes place throughout the meeting, e.g. was the meeting organized, timely, did something stand out to make it awkward as well as what went well. The General Evaluator is also the member who “Evaluates” the Evaluators.

Jokemaster:
This is the member who brings humor to our meeting, to get us off to a good-humored start. Please keep the joke short and clean.

Grammarian/WOD: 
Grammarian: As Grammarian you will be listening to everyone’s word and language usage. You will be looking for awkward use of the English language with some helpful suggestions to improve, as well as excellent grammar and well-placed phrases.
WOD: Another part of the Grammarian’s job is to come up with the Word of the Day. Give the definition of the WOD and an example of the use in a sentence. During the meeting you listen for the use of the WOD by those present at the meeting.

Ah Counter:
The duty of the Ah Counter is to listen carefully to everyone who speaks during the meeting and note words and sounds used as a “crutch” or “pause filler”. These sounds include (but are not limited to) such sounds as Ah, Uh, Um and an elongated So. Terms such as “like”, “you know” and other filler phrases may also be tracked.