The Speech Master Contest showcases exceptional young orators as they compete to demonstrate their public speaking prowess.

Overview

The American National High School Championship Association (ANHSCA) Speech Master Contest is a specialized organization contest dedicated to cultivating exceptional public speaking skills among Jr. high and high school students. Through a combination of structured competitions.  The contest offers a platform for students to enhance their communication abilities, build confidence, and develop leadership qualities. Contestants engage in various speaking exercises and receive constructive feedback to improve their overall speaking ability and further refine their skills. By fostering a supportive and encouraging environment.  ANHSCA empowers students to excel in public speaking, equipping them with invaluable skills that extend far beyond the competition arena.  

Summary Contest Rules

Contest Eligibility: a. Participants must be registered prior to the contest. b. Contestants must meet the grade level requirements for their respective division: 6th to 12th grade level

Speech Types:     

Formal Speech: A structured speech on a chosen topic that informs, persuades, or entertains the audience. The speech should follow a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.                

Humorous Speech: A speech that incorporates humor and aims to entertain the audience. The speech should have a well-developed comedic theme or story.           

Tall Tales: A speech that tells an imaginative or exaggerated story. The speech should captivate the audience with its creative and exaggerated elements. 

Evaluation: A speech in which the participant provides a constructive evaluation of a given speech or presentation. The evaluation should highlight strengths, offer suggestions for improvement, and provide valuable feedback.

Table Topics: An impromptu speech given on a topic provided by the contest organizers.     The participant must think on their feet and deliver a coherent and persuasive response.

Speech Duration: Each speech must be a minimum of 3 minutes but should not exceed 4 minutes. Contestants will be disqualified if their speeches fall below or exceed the designated time limit.

Evaluation and Judging    

Evaluators: Experienced members of ANHSCA Speech Master’s Clubs or Designees will be assigned as evaluators. Evaluators will assess and provide feedback on each participant's speech according to established criteria.                

Judging Criteria: Speeches will be evaluated based on criteria such as content, organization, delivery, language usage, and overall effectiveness. Scoring: Each contestant will receive scores from multiple evaluators, and the scores will be averaged to determine the result.

Virtual Event - Register For Details

Date: August 2, 2025

Times:
10 am - 1 pm EST

Location: 

Virtual Event - Register For Details

Time:

1 pm - 2 pm

Prizes:

First Place: Trophy & Gift Card

Second Place: Certificate

Third Place: Certificate

Admission Rate:

Spectator: Free

Participant: $25

What payment methods are accepted?

We accept a variety of payment methods, including credit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers.

Do I receive a certificate upon completion of the competition?

Yes, upon successfully completing a participating in the competition, you will receive a digital certificate of completion, which you can add to your resume or share on professional networks like LinkedIn.

How can ANHSCA help advance my career?

ANHSCA's courses and events are designed with employability in mind. By offering industry-relevant learning, expert mentorship, and practical skills, our courses and events help you gain the valuable knowledge and experience to advance in your current role or pivot to a new career.