In doing some exploration on Toastmasters international I came upon the Pathways FAQ (Frequently asked Questions) section. I reviewed this and it is worth your time to do the same. Some of the questions may not be ones you would have asked but there is still good information in there!
I will highlight a few I liked as they either informed me of something I did not know or reminded me of something I had not thought about in a long time.
IE:
"What is Pathways Return Policy"
Return Policy for Pathways? I did not know there was a return potential for a pathway that you purchased? Yes, there is. While this may be a rare event, as you have a lot of information about the pathways for you to review before choosing one, it may just be that after purchasing it you decide it is not what you want and desire a different pathway. No problem you may return it and choose another. There of course are limits to this, like you can't complete any project within the pathway, it has to be within 30 days of purchase and you can do this exchange only once.
How many free paths do we get?
The short answer is one. Yes even if you belong to two or more clubs. There is an exception to this and I will leave it to you to review this on the webpage. (In short if you were a member of a second club before pathways began you may be entitled to a free second path. )
Can I access all of my projects within a path from the beginning?
Yes, when pathways was first initiated this was not the case but a change was made and you can now open and access projects at any level. While highly encouraged to do them in order one could do a project in a higher level before completing the current one. Note: Levels have to be signed off in order. Example would be someone submitting to complete level two and have not completed level one, would require the completion of level one first before level two could be signed off.
I like FAQ sections as they are a pick and choose of information that can be very helpful in our knowledge of a subject. Here is the link to this FAQ: https://www.toastmasters.org/education/pathways/frequently-asked-questions
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