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Polish courses
Do you feel the need to communicate with Polish people using their mother tongue? Do you feel lost when you don’t understand the language that you hear everywhere in Warsaw? Maybe you already know some Polish but you wish to improve your skills?
We offer Polish courses for foreigners at six different levels from A1.1 to B1.2. We focus on speaking and everyday communication, but at the same time we show you how Polish works and help you become a more aware user of the language.
The course books we use are “Hurra po polsku” 1 & 2 (available in language bookshops, e.g. “Akademia”).
Classes are held twice a week (each class is 1,5h) and each term consists of 60 hours (45 min).
Groups from 4 to 8 people.
The schedule for our standard courses is as follows:
Start: We open courses during the whole year.
Days and hours*:
Mondays/Wednesdays
10.45 – 12.15
12.30 – 14.00
14.15 – 15.45
Tuesdays/Thursdays
10.00 – 11.30
11.45 – 13.15
13.30 – 15.00
* If you are interested in later hours, please contact us.
We are forming now a new group A1 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00-11:30. Start: 1st of March. Join us!!!
The price for one term is 1350 zl or 1400 zl in two installments (700+700)
We hope to see you at Machina Edukacyjna this school year.
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Marcin Matuszewski coordinator / teacher
A graduate of Polish Philology (MA) at the University of Gdańsk with a specialization in methodology of teaching Polish. Having completed that, he decided to extend his youth by taking up Scandinavian Studies at the same university. Throughout that period he worked as a tutor of English and then Swedish.
After moving from his hometown Gdynia to the capital in 2003, he began working as a teacher, among others at the main EMPiK School in Warsaw, where he still teaches English at different levels. Above all, however, he created from scratch and coordinates all Swedish courses there and teaches the language at all available levels.
He manages to combine his passion for foreign languages and his mother tongue by teaching Polish as a foreign language. He began working with Swedes and Spaniards, then other nationalities. He is fascinated by the fact that each foreigner is like a new face of the Polish language. The knowledge of four languages allows him to better understand the needs and concerns of his students in learning this difficult language.
In class he loves creativity and humour. He treats students like friends and he understands learning as cooperation.
Interests: travelling, foreign languages, dance, fitness, theatre. |
