INTENSIVE POLISH LANGUAGE COURSE

aDuring group lessons at the VARIA School we use the following textbooks: Aneta Szymkiewicz i Małgorzaty Małolepsza: "Hurra! Po Polsku 1. Podręcznik studenta." Nowa edycja (poziomy A1.1 - A1.3), "Hurra! Po Polsku 2. Podręcznik studenta." Nowa edycja (poziomy A2.1 - A2.3), "Hurra! Po Polsku 3. Podręcznik studenta." Nowa edycja (poziomy B1.1 - B1.3). B2 levels use authorial materials.

Beginners after 3 weeks of intensive Polish language learning at the VARIA School are able to master the basics of grammar and communicate in basic communication situations, including: telling about yourself, shopping, asking for directions and ordering dinner in a restaurant. On the other hand, people at a higher level of advancement can significantly improve their speaking skills, enrich their vocabulary or improve the grammatical, spelling and stylistic correctness of their statements.

A certificate of participation in a Polish language course at the VARIA School is sometimes needed by our students who apply for a visa or extend their legal stay in Poland. We issue appropriate certificates to people who have signed up for the indicated course and paid the first installment.

At the end of each course at the VARIA School - both intensive and semester-long, students write a final test. The exercises included in the test are developed specifically for each group and cover exactly the lesson material that was covered during the course. The final test is preceded by a revision lesson, which makes it easier to prepare for the exam. Positive test results and active participation in classes are a guarantee of completing the course and thus allow you to continue learning Polish at a higher level.

Of course! By continuing your Polish language course at the VARIA School, you can be sure that you will cover new, often more difficult material. It is important to remember that reaching a particular level requires a certain number of hours of work. It is usually not possible to complete one level during one course. For example, reaching the full A1 level requires completing three courses (A1.1, A1.2 and A1.3).