The EULETA External Speaker Training Series features speakers who are experts in their fields and external to EULETA. The talks are on topics which are connected to our work as legal English teachers and which help our continued professional development.
Our next external speaker training event will be on Wednesday 11th February 2026 from 7.00 to 8.30 pm CET.
Christine Burgmer will be speaking about "Working with Global English, giving supportive feedback and moving from "correcting" to coaching."
About Christine Burgmer:
Christine Burgmer is an English Communication Coach and mentor for language trainers. She has worked with German-speaking professionals for over 25 years and specialises in Global English, confidence building and clear communication in international teams. Christine also mentors trainers on visibility, mindset and simple ways to use AI in their work. Her approach is practical, human and focused on helping learners speak more naturally, without perfection pressure.
About Christine Burgmer's talk:
Many learners know the grammar. What they need is confidence.
In this session, Christine Burgmer shares practical ways to work with Global English, give supportive feedback and move from “correcting” to coaching. You’ll leave with small tools you can use right away to help your learners speak more freely and naturally.
Questions from members are very welcome before the event and can be sent to webmaster@euleta.org.
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This event is for EULETA members only. If you are not a EULETA member, you are welcome to join or renew your membership to attend this event.
Registration is free and closes on 10th February.
Please register here. After you register you will receive a confirmation email (check your spam). If you do not receive this, it means you are not registered correctly and you should contact us.
We will send out a Zoom link on the day of the event.
If you have any questions about this event or any suggestions for potential speakers who are not EULETA members, please let us know at: internal@euleta.org.
