EnglishKirchberg · Monday evening
Green Heart Club
An English-speaking club whose members include many non-native speakers.
Ask to visit Green Heart ClubPractise speaking. Find your club in Luxembourg.
Practise expressing your ideas clearly, build confidence through regular speaking opportunities and learn to listen and give useful feedback. Toastmasters clubs are run by their members: people learn together through short talks, prepared speeches and meeting roles. You can start by observing.
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- Not a language course
- Evening, lunchtime and online options
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Six community clubs meet in person in Luxembourg City, five in English and one in French, plus one online club in German and English. Filter by language, time and place, or let us help you choose.
EnglishStation area · Tuesday evening
Casemates Communicators Luxembourg
An English-speaking evening club near Luxembourg station.
Ask to visit Casemates CommunicatorsEnglishStation area · Tuesday evening
Pitch Craft for Entrepreneurs
An English-speaking club where members practise presenting ideas.
Ask to visit Pitch CraftEnglishLuxembourg City · Wednesday evening
Bossuet Gaveliers
An English-speaking evening club with members of many nationalities.
Ask to visit Bossuet GaveliersFrançaisAvenue de la Gare · Thursday evening
Les Orateurs de Luxembourg
The French-speaking club in Luxembourg City.
Ask to visit Les Orateurs de LuxembourgEnglishKirchberg · Wednesday lunchtime
Have Your Say
An English-speaking club that meets at lunchtime in Kirchberg.
Ask to visit Have Your SayDeutsch and EnglishOnline · Friday lunchtime
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Meeting patterns are a guide, not a booking.Clubs sometimes change dates, rooms or formats. Please wait for our confirmation with the date, time and practical details before you travel.
What happens at a meeting
Every club runs its own meetings, but most follow the same three parts.
Prepared speeches
Members give short speeches they have prepared, often as part of their learning path.
Impromptu speaking
Called Table Topics®, this is a chance to answer a surprise question for a minute or two. Guests may take part or simply watch.
Constructive feedback
Members give each other specific, encouraging feedback: what worked and what to try next time.
Small meeting roles, such as keeping time or presenting a speaker, let members practise listening, organising and leading. Evening meetings typically last around two hours and lunchtime meetings around one hour; your confirmation gives the exact times.
Your first visit: questions and answers
Will I have to speak?
No. You can simply observe. If you would like to try, the club may invite you to answer a short impromptu question, but it is always your choice.
Is this a language course?
No. Toastmasters is not a language course and does not teach grammar. Each club meets in its own language, and many members are not native speakers. You practise speaking in that language with supportive feedback.
Is my English (or French) good enough?
If you can follow a conversation, you are welcome. Members come from many countries and speak at many levels.
Are there clubs in German, Luxembourgish or Portuguese?
Sprich to Me meets online in German and English. We found no in-person German-speaking club and no Luxembourgish- or Portuguese-speaking club currently listed; if one opens, it will appear here. This page is also available in Lëtzebuergesch, Deutsch and Português.
What does a first visit cost?
Any guest costs, including food or drink where applicable, will be confirmed before your visit.
What should I bring?
Nothing is needed. Arrive about ten minutes early so that someone can welcome you and explain the meeting.
Can I visit more than one club?
Yes. You are welcome to visit more than one club before deciding which suits you.
What happens after I send the form?
The Luxembourg Toastmasters Communication Team records your request, contacts the club's current officers and, once the club confirms, replies to you with a date, time and practical details. Your request is not a booking until you receive that confirmation.
Who runs this page?
The Luxembourg Toastmasters Communication Team, coordinated by Thilo Kreibich, helps visitors find a suitable club and contacts its current officers to arrange a visit. Each club is run by its own members and officers.
About costs
Membership is not free. Members pay twice-yearly dues to Toastmasters International and usually a club fee; each club sets and explains its own amounts. You can visit as a guest before deciding, and there is no obligation to join.
Ask to visit a club
Choose a club above, or ask us to help you choose. We contact the club's current officers and come back to you with a date and practical details once the club confirms. You can write to us in English.
Open the visit request formThe form opens on Tally, a form service based and hosted in the EU. It takes about a minute.