We are a Polish language school and have been operating for over 6 years. Both native speakers of the Polish language and Polish philologists work for us. For all the time we have been working, we have trained more than 4 000 students at A1-C1 level, we are preparing for the Polish language exams, for the state exam in the Polish language, but we are giving our students most common used phrases and words and make our lessons as effective and aligned to modern time as possible

In addition to Polish language courses, we organize conversation clubs in toastmasters format, with the help of which our students learn how to conduct conversations, how to ask and answer questions, how to speak on various topics and they try doing it fluently.

We care about the quality of education and the comfort of our students, so we have done a lot of work on the creation of materials that are already included in the cost of education and are produced in electronic form. And for A1 and A2 levels we transferred homework assignments to a set, which allows us to include more students in the learning process and diversify the assignments themselves.
For A1 and A2 levels we've transferred homework assignments to a platform that allows us to include more students in a learning process and it also helps us to diversify hometask itself.
It is important for us not only to help Belarusians who have moved to Poland to learn the Polish language, but also we give them lots of information about Poland, culture and traditions. In our classes, we raise important issues of social, economic and political life of Poland and Belarus. Therefore, outside of the Polish language courses, we have a lot of extra-curricular activities and meetings. We make excursions ( to Krakow, Gdansk), organize  Polish and Belarusian holiday events such as Dziady, Wigilia, Andrzejki, gather our students to watch films, hold open lessons and webinars, where lots of people join to.

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