Exams

Polish B1 certificate exam preparation

The official state B1 certificate in Polish is required, among other things, when applying for Polish citizenship. We’ll prepare you for every part of the exam and run mock tests under real exam conditions.

  • Adults
  • Teenagers
  • In person
  • Online

Who these lessons are for

  • People applying for Polish citizenship
  • Applicants for a permanent residence card (karta pobytu) or EU long-term resident status
  • Students and employees who need the certificate
  • Learners already at A2+ level

What you’ll learn

  1. Listening comprehension
  2. Reading comprehension
  3. Grammatical accuracy
  4. Writing: emails, letters and descriptions
  5. Speaking: monologue and dialogue
  6. Mock exams with feedback

The results we work towards

  • Familiarity with the exam format and marking criteria
  • Confidence in the speaking section
  • A passed exam and an official state certificate

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FAQ

Questions about this course

How long is the preparation course?

Typically 2–3 months if you’re already at A2+/B1. If you have less time, we’ll suggest an intensive plan.

Can you help me register for the exam?

We’ll tell you where and when exam sessions take place and which documents you need to prepare.

Is the first lesson really free?

Yes. The trial lesson lasts 30 minutes and is completely free. We check your level, learn about your goals and suggest a learning plan. You don’t have to sign anything.

What ages do you teach?

We teach children from the age of 6, secondary-school students and adults of any age. We adapt the programme and methods to each student’s age.

Can lessons be taught in Ukrainian or Russian?

Yes. Many of our teachers speak Ukrainian, Russian and English, so they can explain difficult topics in the student’s native language — a huge help when starting out at a Polish school.

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We’ll check your level, set a goal and match you with the right teacher. 30 minutes, no obligation.

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