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Speaker nominations

Would you like to speak at the 2026 Language Show?

We are aiming for 80-100 online sessions between 13-15th November 2026. Visitors can register for £14 for which they will be able to access all talks, live or on catch-up for up to 11 months after the event. Over 2,000 took part last year.

 

All formats are possible and encouraged. Seminars and workshops but also…clinics, training/coaching sessions, roundtable discussions, ask the expert, an audiences with, show & tell, and so on. We are keen to make sessions as interactive as possible; all will have Q&A enabled but more direct, face to face interaction with participants is easily facilitated.

 

We need;

 

1. Sessions for language teachers – especially those working in secondary and primary. Talks that offer insights into resources, ideas, techniques and strategies to enthuse, engage, educate and motivate students.

 

2. Sessions for learners – motivational ways to learn, improve, utilise and enjoy language skills.

 

3. Sessions for language professionals – professional development and opportunities for interpreters and translators.

 

4. Cultural talks – performances, demonstrations, presentations and experiences that help immerse, and offer a glimpse into, foreign cultures. From music and dance to talks and discussions.

 

5. Taster classes – 30 minute bite-sized introductions to languages, aimed at beginners.

Send us your ideas using the form below. (If you have more than one suggestion, simply complete the form again).

 

All seminars, presentations and performances to be delivered via Zoom and to last 45 minutes (although panels and group discussions could last longer). Classes to last 30 minutes.

 

As a speaker all you need is a desktop, laptop or mobile device and a reliable internet connection. We will do a practise session with you (and any co-speakers) in advance and make sure you are all set up and ready to go.

 

(Unfortunately we can’t pay our speakers but taking part at the Language Show is high profile and really contributes to the language learning community).