Speechcraft 2026 officially commenced on 3 July 2026, welcoming eight students eager to strengthen their public speaking and communication skills through the internationally recognised Toastmasters programme. 

Led by Mr Wilson Loo, President of the Great2B Toastmasters Club, the programme attracted a diverse group of participants, primarily from the Cambridge A-Level programme, with additional students from the Diploma in Computer Science programme. Organised in collaboration with the Registry, the initiative reflects DISTED College’s ongoing commitment to developing confident and effective communicators. 

The opening session focused on one of the most important elements of public speaking—choosing the right topic. Drawing on his own experiences, Mr Wilson shared practical insights on selecting meaningful subjects and incorporating personal stories to create stronger connections with audiences. His guidance provided participants with a solid foundation for crafting engaging and impactful speeches. 

Students were also introduced to impromptu speaking, an essential skill for effective communication. Under the guidance of Mr EK Khor, Vice President Education of the Great2B Toastmasters Club, all eight participants successfully delivered their first impromptu speeches and received constructive feedback to improve their confidence, clarity, and presentation skills. 

The second session, held on 10 July 2026, focused on body language and vocal variety—two key elements of effective speech delivery. Additional sessions are scheduled throughout July and August, culminating in a final presentation event on 14 August 2026, where participants will deliver prepared speeches and be evaluated by Toastmasters volunteers. 

Speechcraft continues to receive strong support from DISTED College management, recognising its positive impact on students’ confidence and communication abilities. Through guided practice, mentorship, and constructive evaluations, participants will continue to develop valuable skills that will benefit them both academically and professionally. 

Jesscia Ang 
Registrar 

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Introduction to Information Technology & Information System

This course provides an introduction to information technology and Information systems. The student will be introduced to computer software, hardware, and networking technologies, Information systems, databases as well as information security and privacy. The subject also teaches students to maximize their use of mobile devices, make the most of online tools for collaboration and communication, and fully utilize today’s Internet capabilities. It highlights today’s most current technology trends and developments.