The Polish language course for foreigners is a learning program designed to develop language skills in speaking, writing, reading and listening. These courses are tailored to the level of the participants – from beginners (A1) to advanced (C2). Here’s what such a course usually covers:
1. learning program
- Basic language skills:
- Learning the alphabet, pronunciation and basic grammar.
- Create simple sentences and questions.
- Everyday vocabulary (shopping, transportation, restaurants, work, etc.).
- Developing advanced skills:
- Understand and use more complex grammatical structures.
- Work on linguistic correctness in speech and writing.
- Specialized vocabulary (e.g., business, academic).
- Practical exercises:
- Dialogues, simulations of everyday and professional situations.
- Understanding of written texts (e.g., articles, stories).
- Writing e-mails, letters and short essays.
2. teaching methods
- Lessons taught by native speakers or qualified teachers.
- Individual approach or group work.
- Use of multimedia materials, apps, textbooks and fiches.
- Cultural workshops are often organized so that participants can learn about Polish culture, history and traditions.
