Making Changes That Last: Build Your Best 2025

Workshop info

Are you ready to make 2025 the year of transformation? Join us for an empowering workshop, Making Changes That Last, where we’ll explore how to create meaningful, sustainable shifts in your personal and professional life.

We’ll explore strategies for what truly matters to you, building habits that stick and aligning your goals with your values.

This workshop is designed to inspire action, nurture self-awareness, and equip you with practical tools to prosper in every aspect of your life. These tools are drawn from our Mentoring and Coaching Practitioner Course.

Let´s make the most of 2025.

When: 9th January 2025, 5pm – 6:00pm CET

Where: Online/ZOOM

Speakers: Mike Shreeve and Andrea Záhumenská

Mike Shreeve served as a school director and an HR manager. His management experience became useful in his current professional training role, where he acts as a coach and a mentor to managers and HR professionals. He has designed the NLP and Coaching Skills, and the Teaching Students with Special Needs and Inclusive Learning courses at the Pilgrims teacher training centre. He is an active relationship coach as well as a certified instructor at the European Mentoring & Coaching Council. Other than business coaching and mentoring, Mike is also involved in coaching children with learning disabilities. Some of his most recent projects include a teacher training programme in Ethiopia aimed at improving coaching skills and feedback, together with a programme for our teachers here at The Bridge aimed at using coaching skills in teaching English. He also runs a Mentoring and Coaching Practitioner course at The Bridge.

Andrea Zahumenska is currently the Director of Studies at the Bridge English Language Centre in Bratislava, Slovakia.  She has presented at a number of ELT conferences and delivered a range of external training sessions to English teachers. Andrea holds a Trinity TESOL Diploma and has recently gained EMCC coaching accreditation. She believes that teachers can and do make a real difference to students‘ lives and that they can have a positive influence on students that resonates beyond the classroom.  She also believes that teaching is a dynamic and evolving profession and that the best teachers believe in lifelong learning and continually strive for personal development. She also runs a Mentoring and Coaching Practitioner course at The Bridge.