Having completed each module you will be able to try out your skills in real-life situations: order food in a Polish restaurant, see Polish films and listen to Polish pop, folk and rock music.

Content covered in A1 Course (Module 1 & Module 2):

• Greetings and farewells
• Introducing yourself and others
• Asking for information - personal details: telephone number, address, email address. And getting to know what you shouldn't ask about: women's age, earnings…
• Describing people and objects
• Occupations and Interests
• Family and relationships
• Restaurants and cafes, dinner and eating etiquette (useful phrases: such as "I'm full")
• Polish money
• Daily routine
• Days of the week and timetables
• Telling the time
• Expressing probability and capability
• Means of transport, buying tickets asking for help
• Suggesting, accepting and rejecting proposed meetings
• Booking a hotel room, taxi and tickets
• Asking for information at the railway station or hotel
• Doing the shopping (groceries and clothes)
• Making compliments
• Present and past events (present and past tenses).

Having completed each module you will be able to try out your skills in real-life situations: order food in a Polish restaurant, see Polish films and listen to Polish pop, folk and rock music.

Content covered in A1+ Course (Module 1 & Module 2):

• Making plans and arrangements (future tense)
• Phone conversations
• Asking for directions (Excuse me, could you tell me, where the bank is...)
• Main tourists' attractions of Poland
• Finding your way around a train station (where to ask, and how to ask about information you need)
• Renting and arranging a flat
• Weather and seasons of the year
• Making an appointment with a doctor, giving advice, parts of the human body and symptoms of illness
• Sport and terminology (football the Polish way)
• How to improve your memory
• Polish customs, do's and don'ts with Polish relatives and friends
• Christmas and Easter, traditions and cuisine
• Making formal speeches and informal announcements
• Office - devices, etiquette, asking for help.

Content covered in A2 Course (Module 1 & Module 2):

• Describing people - character features
• Making comparisons, expressing opinion
• Formal and informal letters
• Work, work schedule, salary, interview with a Polish employer (do's and don'ts)
• Discussions and stating your opinion
• Biography, dates and events (writing a Curriculum Vitae)
• Expressing positive and negative emotions (hope, fear, anxiety) the Polish way
• Polish Educational System
• Living in town - architecture, infrastructure, shops, state offices
• Living in the countryside - natural environment
• Expressing wishes, expectations, obligations, assumptions
• Family, marriage, divorce, couples, love, jealousy, family relationships
• Friendships, relations with other people

Optional:

• Polish cartoon characters
• Polish fairy tales
• Famous Polish people
• Polish dances

Content covered in A2+ Course (Module 1 & Module 2):

• House works, appliances and manuals
• How to say that - defining and describing (survival skills)
• Everyday colloquial expressions and useful phrases (shortcuts in communication)
• Calling a handyman/mechanic/computer services: describing a problem and following instructions
• History of inventions, how does it work, what do you need it for?
• Lifestyle and habits
• Giving directions and orders (how to be polite with using imperative mood?)
• Describing a problem and feelings
• Holiday in Poland: where, why, what you have to know
• Regions of Poland (description and tourist attractions)
• Polish Bank Holidays

Optional:

• Polish cartoon characters
• Polish fairy tales
• Famous Polish people
• Polish dances

Classes are conducted by a voice emission trainer who will help you roll your "r" and distinguish "ć" from "cz".

Tongue twisters will not be of your concern any more, and above of all, you will make your oral communication more efficient.

You will learn some greetings, goodbyes and will practise the pronouncation of Polish words and phrases.