Language courses for nurses, midwives and other healthcare professionals

Table of Contents Introduction: Why Nutrition Matters in English for Nurses English for Nurses Nutrition Tip 1: Finding Balance on Busy Shifts English for Nurses Nutrition Tip 2: Planning Ahead for Success English for Nurses Nutrition Tip 3: Eating Little and Often English for Nurses Nutrition Tip 4: Hydration and Energy Levels English for Nurses Meal Ideas: Overnight Oats English for Nurses Meal Ideas: Quinoa Salads English for Nurses Meal Ideas: Prep-Ahead Burrito Bowls Fre

A big "Happy New Year" to our friends, colleagues, and supporters. We are looking forward to seeing you all soon and can’t wait to see what 2026 brings!      Warmest wishes,    Sabine and the EfN Team.

At English for Nurses , we work with healthcare professionals every day who are committed, compassionate, and often completely exhausted. As specialists in English for Nurses , we understand not only the communication challenges nurses face, but also the physical and mental pressures of working in healthcare. This article takes a practical, honest look at self-care through the lens of English for Nurses . These New Year’s resolutions are not about perfection — they are about

At English for Nurses , we work with nursing professionals every day who balance demanding shifts, emotional labour, and long hours on their feet. Building muscle as a nurse isn’t about vanity – it’s about strength, resilience, injury prevention, and long-term health . Just as mastering English for Nurses  takes structure, consistency, and the right guidance, building muscle follows proven principles. Below, we share 6 practical secrets for nursing professionals to building m

Dear friends, colleagues and supporters, We are sending you all our warmest wishes for a very happy, healthy and peaceful Christmas. A huge “THANK YOU” for your continuing support and encouragement.  We look forward to seeing you in the new year! Best wishes,  Sabine and the EfN Team

Table of Contents Preparing Your Loved Ones for Festive Shifts Scheduling Time with Family During Christmas Christmas Shopping Hacks for Busy Nurses Creating Festive Traditions in the Workplace Making the Day Special for Patients FAQs on Working Over Christmas Key Takeaway & Contact Preparing Your Loved Ones for Festive Shifts Working during the festive season is a reality for many nurses and healthcare professionals, requiring dedication and sacrifice 🎄. At English for Nurs

We’re taking a short break over Christmas and will be returning on 05.01.2026.  For any enquiries, please do send us an email and we will get back to you in the new year.  Best wishes,  Sabine and the EfN Team.

Every month English for Nurses host a free Zoom meeting for nurses, midwives and other healthcare professionals. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet and chat with other people, share your knowledge and experience, and brush up on your English language skills. If you have any anxiety about speaking English, this is a great way to build confidence in a relaxed environment.   We call the get-togethers ’STAMMTISCH’, which is a German word for a reserved table in a pub for peopl

Table of Contents Introduction: Christmas, Shift Work, and English for Nurses Finding a Healthy Work–Life Balance as a Nurse Mental Health and Wellbeing Support for Nurses Staying Socially Connected Over the Festive Season Coping Strategies and Workplace Support Systems Spotting the Silver Linings in Christmas Shift Work Your First Christmas on Shift: Guidance from English for Nurses FAQ: Christmas Shift Work and English for Nurses Key Takeaway & How to Contact Us English for

We are pleased to announce that we have finished writing a brand new language workshop: ENGLISH FOR MEDICAL TECHNICIANS This new, content-packed course is aimed at healthcare professionals working in diagnostic departments. Course topics include: Cardiology  Otorhinolaryngology Pneumology Neurology Radiology  We will teach this workshop for the first time in January 2026 at a medical technician school in Berlin. For more information about this course, or to discuss your requi

Our teaching partnership with Berliner Bildungscampus für Gesundheitsberufe is going from strength to strength! 🙂https:// www.bildungscampus-berlin.de/Take a look at the flyers for course dates in 2026! All of these courses are available to book now! BBG has also booked us for a LIVE session in Berlin next year on 29.04.2026: English for Operating Theatre Staff! For further information about any of these courses, and to book a place, please use the contact details on the po

Our next English for Nurses GERMAN Stammtisch for healthcare professionals will take place on 19.01.2026! As ever, the meeting is completely FREE to attend and will take place on Zoom. You can register by emailing Sabine:  sabine@englishfornurses.org The meetings are perfect for any overseas nurses, midwives, doctors or other healthcare professionals who are learning German and adapting to a new culture. Why not come along, meet other overseas healthcare professionals, improv

Table of Contents Introduction: Why Arterial Monitoring Matters Understanding Invasive Arterial Monitoring in Neurosurgery The System Behind Accurate Blood Pressure Readings The Critical Role of Monitoring in Maintaining Cerebral Perfusion FAQ: English for Nurses – Neurosurgical Monitoring Key Takeaway & Contact Information English for Nurses: Why Arterial Blood Pressure Monitoring Matters in Neurosurgical Care Supporting nurses who work with neurosurgical patients is a core

Sabine's new article for HealthManagement.org is now available! 'AI in Nursing: Enhancing Care Through Technology' In this month's article, Sabine talks about a very hot topic in healthcare: artificial intelligence! What can AI do to improve nursing, and, perhaps more importantly, what can't it do?"Nurses cannot ignore AI. Technology is moving at a tremendous pace, and it feels like an important wake-up call for all of us nurses. In other industries, AI is already the norm,

Liebe Hebammen-Kolleginnen, Judith Kulesza und ich bieten weitere tolle Termine für die Geburtsvorbereitungskurse im Modulsystem an. Hier sind die Termine = PLEASE SAVE THE DATES: English for Midwives – Birth Preparation Module 1 - ist am Dienstag, den 20.10.2026 = von 09:00hrs – 13:00hrs English for Midwives – Birth Preparation Module 2 – ist am Dienstag, den 17.11.2026 = von 09:00hrs – 13:00hrs English for Midwives – Birth Preparation Module - ist am Dienstag, den 15.12.202

Here's an important statement from ESNO (European Specialist Nurses Organisation) showing solidarity with nurses in the US after regulatory changes which have removed the term “profession” from the designation of nursing.  ESNO's position is clear:  "NURSING IS A PROFESSION" You can read the full statement here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/esno_esno-position-nursing-is-a-profession-activity-7401178590308102144-zUZ8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAFzNKgE

ESNO (European Specialist Nurses Organisation) will be holding their 8th congress in Rome in June 2026! The congress promises to be a fantastic and important event with a wonderful programme featuring fascinating speakers. The newsletter gives full details.

We are very pleased to share the latest ENDA (European Nurse Directors Association) newsletter with you all.  You can read all about the latest developments at ENDA, including planning for the 17th ENDA Congress, recent elections, news about some of the benefits of being an ENDA member (free webinars!), and some wonderful new workshops.  Please do have a read 🙂

Table of Contents Introduction: Why English for Nurses Matters in Patient Care Clinical Communication in Healthcare Using Colloquial Language to Support Patient Understanding Strategies for Effective Communication: Tips for Nurses Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Key Takeaway Introduction: Why English for Nurses Matters in Patient Care “Communication is the bridge between confusion and clarity—nurses build that bridge every day.” – Sabine Torgler Effective communication is t

Every month English for Nurses host a free Zoom meeting for nurses, midwives and other healthcare professionals. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet and chat with other people, share your knowledge and experience, and brush up on your English language skills. If you have any anxiety about speaking English, this is a great way to build confidence in a relaxed environment.   We call the get-togethers ’STAMMTISCH’, which is a German word for a reserved table in a pub for peopl