We run summer courses in July, August and September.
We teach one to one, in pairs and in small groups, at every level: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2.
The syllabus is built around the age, level, needs and interests of the people on the course. Lessons can be general, or aimed at a particular goal.
The emphasis is on using Polish in practice, and on the skills everyday conversation actually asks for.
Learning can go hand in hand with getting to know Wroclaw, its history and its culture. A stay in Poland then becomes more than an intensive course: it is the city itself, and the particular atmosphere it has.
How long does it take to reach the next level?
As a rough guide, moving up one level takes about 50-60 clock hours for somebody who already speaks a Slavic language, and about 100-120 clock hours for somebody whose first language is not Slavic.
These are guides, not promises – how fast it goes also depends on your own aptitude, on how regular the lessons are, and on how much you put into them.
