Polish UpperIntermediate & Advanced Course

Course Overview

Our UpperIntermediate and Advanced Polish course is designed for learners who already have a solid grasp of basic grammar and vocabulary and want to move beyond everyday conversation. The program focuses on fluency, accuracy, and the ability to discuss complex topics such as politics, literature, business, and culture with confidence.

Each module combines intensive speaking practice, advanced reading comprehension, and writing tasks that mimic realworld communication. By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand nativespeaker speed in news broadcasts, podcasts, and films.
• Express nuanced opinions on abstract ideas and defend arguments effectively.
• Write formal emails, reports, and essays using sophisticated grammatical structures.
• Navigate cultural references, idioms, and regional variations with ease.

Who Should Enrol?

This course is ideal for:

• Students preparing for B2/C1level exams such as the Polish Language Certificate (PLC) or the European Language Portfolio.
• Professionals moving to Poland for work, needing businesslevel communication skills.
• Academics or researchers who must read scholarly Polish texts and write papers.
• Travel enthusiasts who want to engage deeply with Polish culture beyond tourism.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of a lowerintermediate (A2B1) Polish course or equivalent proficiency.

Course Structure

Duration & Format

The program runs for 12 weeks, with two 90minute live sessions per week and optional selfstudy labs. All lessons are delivered via an interactive video platform, allowing realtime feedback and breakoutroom practice.

Weekly Breakdown

1. Week 12: Review of complex verb aspects, modal particles, and indirect speech.
2. Week 34: Advanced vocabulary idioms, proverbs, and sectorspecific terminology (finance, technology, arts).
3. Week 56: Listening dissecting news reports, podcasts, and literary readings.
4. Week 78: Speaking debates, presentations, and roleplays in professional contexts.
5. Week 910: Writing formal correspondence, essays, and summary reports.
6. Week 1112: Integration capstone project where learners research a Polish topic and present findings.

Assessment

Four short formative quizzes, a midterm oral interview, and a final written project constitute the evaluation. Certificates are awarded based on overall performance, not a single exam.

Learning Materials

All resources are provided digitally, including:

• Interactive etextbooks covering grammar, collocations, and cultural notes.
• Authentic media excerpts from TV news, radio shows, and currentaffairs podcasts.
• Vocabulary decks using spaced repetition for longterm retention.
• Writing templates for formal letters, reports, and academic essays.
• Access to a private forum where learners exchange feedback and practice writing.

All materials are regularly updated to reflect contemporary language use.

Why Choose This Course?

• Nativespeaker instructors with teaching certifications and professional experience.
• Small class size (max8 students) ensures personalised attention.
• Flexible scheduling choose either morning or evening batches.
• Careeroriented modules tailored for business, academia, and media.
• Progress tracking via a digital dashboard showing vocabulary growth, speaking fluency, and writing accuracy.

Enroll Now

Ready to take your Polish to the next level? Secure your spot today.

Earlybird discount of 10% for registrations completed before 30June2026.