Polish Language Learning

We teach at the beginner level. Currently, the most advanced language level you can achieve while studying with us corresponds to A2 on the CEFR scale (Elementary).

The lessons are conducted twice a week (between Monday to Thursday) and each takes 75-90 minutes.

Enrollment consists of filling in a form and a Polish language test on the website.

You can apply for the course only through the application form. Please note the application period. The form is not accepting applications before or after this time.

Attention!
Before applying, please make sure you can actively and regularly participate – twice a week, at the time you specify in the application. We allow a maximum of two absences for the course. Subsequent absences will result in removal from the participant list.

Each person will receive the results before the start of the classes.

 

Please check our Frequently Asked Questions↓. Feel free to email us at [email protected] if you have any further questions.

We also recommend reading our Terms and Conditions.

Admission to the course can only be granted to a person who:

1. Resides in Poland as an immigrant.

2. Is over 18 years of age.

3. Applies for the course within the application period.

4. Submits the application form correctly.

 

Stages of the application process:

1. Filling in the application form.

2. Receiving information about the results of the application.

 

Rules applicable to the courses:

1. Only registered students and the teacher can participate in the classes. Occasionally, employees or associates of the Ocalenie Foundation may be invited to a class as observers or educators .

2. Students are obliged to attend classes. In case a student knows in advance that he or she cannot attend class, he or she should notify the Polish Courses Team via mail. Students are allowed to miss two classes per trimester. Every absence above the limit will lead to removal from the student list. In case of unforeseen events (prolonged illness, hospitalization e.t.c.) please contact the Polish Courses Team at [email protected]

3. A person can only attend one group in a particular trimester.

4. In the event of situations beyond the control of the organiser, the organiser may reschedule or cancel a class, after having informed students in advance.

5. The organiser is not responsible for a situation where information has not reached a student due to the latter’s own fault.

6. In cases beyond the control of the organiser, the organiser reserves the right to terminate the course.

7. The student has the right to resign from the course at any time, having informed in advance the organiser of the course.

8. A change of group is only possible in justified situations and it is contingent upon the availability of places in the group to which the student would like to transfer and the agreement of the teacher.

9. It is forbidden to attend classes under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.

10. It is not allowed to participate in classes with children.

11. It is not allowed to be late more than 15 minutes (the teacher decides whether to admit students who are more than 15 minutes late for a class).

12. Groups consisting of less than six students will be dissolved. Students from such groups, who attended classes on a regular basis, will be given an opportunity to continue learning in other group if possible.