Preparatory Polish Language Course for University Studies

The course is structured into thematic modules designed to systematically develop the four key language skills required for academic study: listening, reading, speaking and writing. The course consists of 650 hours of intensive language classes.

Module 1 – Foundations of Academic English (Weeks 1–8)

• Review and consolidation of grammar structures (A2–B1 level)
• Developing lexical competence, including introduction to basic academic vocabulary
• Practising reading comprehension
• Practising listening comprehension
• Developing writing skills
• Introduction to structured speaking (short presentations, discussions)

Module 2 – Intermediate Communication (Weeks 9–16)

• Expansion of general and academic vocabulary
• Working with texts (press, online, literary) as a basis for lexical, word-formation, grammatical, phonetic and orthographic practice
• Practising speaking skills: discussions, debates, problem-solving tasks
• Grammar workshops at B2 level

Module 3 – Advanced Skills (Weeks 17–24)

• Critical reading and text analysis
• Advanced listening comprehension
• Oral communication: delivering individual and group presentations
• Writing formal and semi-formal texts and developing formal style
• Writing and editing texts at B2 level

Module 4 – Examination Preparation and University Integration (Weeks 25–36)

• Intensive practice of the four language skills at B2 level
• Focus on fluency and accuracy in oral communication
• Developing writing competence at B2 level
• Mock tests at B2 level
• Orientation workshops: adapting to student life and study in Poland

Assessment

• Continuous assessment (class participation, assignments, tests)
• Mid-term and final exams (listening, reading, writing, speaking)
• Final Certificate of Completion awarded upon successful passing of the B2-level exam.