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The school is a short walk from Mokotowskie Field and a number of restaurants. Attractions in the city include the Royal Castle in Warsaw and the Palace of Culture and Science.
Polish Courses
This Polish Language Course is organised by the Polish Language Center at Warsaw University of Technology – the finest Polish technical university and one of the top universities in Poland. The course is held in the capital of Poland – Warsaw – the bustling city of interesting history and of many important historical monuments.
The aim of the course is participants’ achievement of the B1 or B2 levels of the Polish language depending upon the initial language level and the nationality of the participant. The course aims to prepare foreigners residing in Poland and wishing to study at Polish universities particularly at technical universities to have a satisfactory command of the language and to make the student familiar with the Polish culture.
After the completion of the course the participant will be prepared in terms of the language and the culture to live and study in Poland or in the case of a lower starting level – offered advice concerning learning the Polish language further in order to reach the required level to study in Poland. The participant will use basic academic vocabulary as well as the Polish language in everyday life situations effectively.
Special note for 2023 holiday season: If you plan to take a course during the high season months of April, June, July or August 2023 we urgently advise you to book as early as possible. In 2022 many schools were fully booked during the holidays, and the situation is unlikely to be different for 2023 due to a current shortage of teachers, which affects most schools.
The Polish Language Center of the Warsaw University of Technology, which is authorized to conduct state certification exams in Polish, offers the following preparatory courses:
The courses are intended for people who speak Polish at a level of min. A2 / B1 who want to develop their skills and pass the state B1 level certification examination.
Prerequisites: knowledge of Polish at A2 / B1 level. A diagnostic test and an interview with the teacher will help you determine your level of advancement.
Short description of the course content:
- conducting an admission test showing the strengths and weaknesses of the audience
- exercises developing all skills (speaking, reading, writing, listening, grammatical correctness)
- repetition of grammar
- writing texts
- phonetic and spelling exercises
- solving sample tests
- tactics of passing exams
- familiarization with examination requirements and procedures
- conducting a mock exam
Special note for 2023 holiday season: If you plan to take a course during the high season months of April, June, July or August 2023 we urgently advise you to book as early as possible. In 2022 many schools were fully booked during the holidays, and the situation is unlikely to be different for 2023 due to a current shortage of teachers, which affects most schools.
The Polish Language Center of the Warsaw University of Technology, which is authorized to conduct state certification exams in Polish, offers the following preparatory courses:
The aim of the course is to prepare the students to pass the state B1 level certification examination. This preparation includes organizing the students' knowledge and filling their gaps, exercises developing all skills (speaking, reading, writing, listening, grammatical correctness), solving sample tests and passing a mock exam.
Prerequisites: knowledge of the Polish language at the selected level (B1). A diagnostic test and an interview with the teacher will help you determine your level of advancement.
Short description of the course content:
- conducting an admission test showing the strengths and weaknesses of the audience
- exercises developing all skills (speaking, reading, writing, listening, grammatical correctness)
- repetition of grammar
- writing texts
- phonetic and spelling exercises
- solving sample tests
- tactics of passing exams
- familiarization with examination requirements and procedures
- conducting a mock exam
Special note for 2023 holiday season: If you plan to take a course during the high season months of April, June, July or August 2023 we urgently advise you to book as early as possible. In 2022 many schools were fully booked during the holidays, and the situation is unlikely to be different for 2023 due to a current shortage of teachers, which affects most schools.
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Lessons needed per Polish language level
| Level (CEFR) | Level descriptions | LESSONS needed per level | WEEKS needed (20 lessons per week) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Beginner | No knowledge, or an understanding of only a very few basic words/phrases. | A1 to A2 | 160 | 8 |
| A2 | Elementary | Can understand and speak about simple topics: i.e. family, shopping, hobbies. | A2 to B1 | 320 | 16 |
| B1 | Intermediate | Can speak about future and past events, give reasons and explanations for a situation. | B1 to B2 | 360 | 18 |
| B2 | Higher Intermediate | Can speak about abstract topics, produce clear detailed text on many subjects. | B2 to C1 | 400 | 20 |
| C1 | Advanced | Can use language flexibly and effectively. | C1 to C2 | 440 | 22 |
| C2 | Profiency | Can express himself/herself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely. | |||
Warsaw University of Technology Polish Language Center
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FAQ about Warsaw University of Technology Polish Language Center, Warsaw
- What is the number of students per class at Warsaw University of Technology Polish Language Center?Depending on the chosen course, the maximum number of students at Warsaw University of Technology Polish Language Center varies from 12 students (General Course) to 12 students (General Course)
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