Olena K.
Polish for foreigners, B1 exam
9 years of experience
Went from zero to C2 herself, so she knows exactly where learners struggle. Teaches groups from A1 to B2.
- PL
- UA
- RU
- EN
Learning Polish is the key to work, school and new friendships in Poland. Our teachers speak English, Ukrainian and Russian, so even complete beginners make fast, stress-free progress.
Polish for foreigners, B1 exam
9 years of experience
Went from zero to C2 herself, so she knows exactly where learners struggle. Teaches groups from A1 to B2.
Of course! We run complete-beginner groups, and the teacher can explain in English, Ukrainian or Russian.
With 2–3 lessons a week, usually 9–12 months from scratch. Speakers of another Slavic language tend to progress faster.
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.
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.
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.