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English-speaking emcee in Karlsruhe

Jasmin Wölke hosts events in Karlsruhe in English, in German or in a managed switch between both languages. In this technology region that is not an exotic request: rooms here routinely mix software engineers, researchers and international clients with German-speaking colleagues, and the stage has to hold both worlds together.

Jasmin Wölke hosts events in Karlsruhe in English, in German or in a managed switch between both languages. In this technology region that is not an exotic request: rooms here routinely mix software engineers, researchers and international clients with German-speaking colleagues, and the stage has to hold both worlds together.

Where Karlsruhe already works in English

The local software scene recruits internationally. In many companies around the CyberForum network, at IONOS or at Atruvia, standups, code reviews and documentation run in English while sales and administration work in German. At KIT, doctoral candidates and visiting researchers arrive from all over the world, and English talks are simply normal there. The UNESCO City of Media Arts adds artists and creatives from many countries. So a town hall, a client day or a conference in Karlsruhe rarely faces a monolingual audience. What it needs is not translation but a host who decides, section by section, which language carries the room.

Two languages, one storyline

Before the event, Jasmin agrees the language plan with you: the product demo in English because that is how the team works, the managing director's welcome in German, the Q&A open to both. She explains that order to the audience in one sentence at the start and keeps it stable all day. Key messages get a compact summary in the other language, without repeating whole passages twice. Her English comes from working life, not from a course: more than ten years of leadership at Bosch, SAP and the Volkswagen Group, with teams and negotiations across borders. At the Bosch Global Sales Summit, a corporate reference, she led a multi-day programme with over 500 participants from 40 countries in both languages.

A short drive, simple logistics

Karlsruhe is about an hour from her base in Ludwigsburg. Jasmin arrives on the morning of the event for the walkthrough and tech check, with no hotel night on the invoice. The briefing can happen at your office instead of on video, entirely in English if you wish, so you can judge her language level yourself. Short-notice dates and evening formats stay easy to arrange.

For a quote, send date, format and the planned share of English through the contact form. When an English-language host is actually worth it is covered in English moderation explained, and the format in general on bilingual emcee. All Karlsruhe pages are collected on the city page.

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Frequently asked questions

Our engineering works in English, administration and sales in German. How does she split the event?
By content, not into halves. Technical blocks run in the language the team thinks in. Messages meant for everyone are framed so that both groups follow them without translation.
Will an audience with mixed language levels follow her English?
Yes. She speaks at a calm pace and avoids idioms that only native speakers know. Technical terms are checked with your experts beforehand so the terminology lands correctly.
Does she host academic formats, for example at KIT?
Yes. She hosts symposia, research days and formats between science and industry in English or bilingually. The depth comes from the briefing with the people responsible for the content.
Can we test her English before booking?
Yes, in the briefing call. On request it takes place entirely in English, on video or in person in Karlsruhe.
What does an English-speaking emcee in Karlsruhe cost?
That depends on duration, format and preparation. After the briefing you receive a written quote, and travel costs stay low because Karlsruhe is close to her base.

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