Learn Polish for everyday life, work and communication in a group of 4–6 students. We match you with a group by level and schedule, taking your goal and your age into account.
From zero to A2 · 4–6 students · Twice a week · Evening classes
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Who these classes are for
Ми поєднуємо сучасні технології та живу практику для ефективного навчання.
You are starting from scratch
You want to work through pronunciation step by step, learn the basic words and build your first sentences in Polish.
You are moving to Poland or already live there
You need Polish for shopping, booking a doctor, finding a flat and dealing with public offices.
You understand Polish but still find it hard to speak
You want to practise dialogues, learn to ask again and answer without long pauses.
You want to feel more confident with people
With neighbours, colleagues, new acquaintances and anyone else you meet in everyday situations.
You value routine and support
You learn best on a steady schedule, sharing experience and practising together with others.
We rehearse the conversations you will need in Poland: booking a doctor, shopping, renting a flat and dealing with public offices. You learn to explain what you need, understand the answer and ask for details.
We work in pairs and as a group, discuss familiar situations and act out dialogues. You practise speaking with different people: asking questions, answering and asking again when something is unclear.
We go through the rules with examples and use them in speech straight away. We practise cases, verb forms and sentence building at the level of the group. We also work on pronunciation and on words that sound close to Ukrainian but mean something else.
We talk about everyday habits, politeness rules and the way people communicate. You learn when it is fine to say "ty" and when to use "Pan" or "Pani", how to keep a short conversation going and how to ask for help politely.
The teacher explains the difficult parts, helps you correct mistakes and gives feedback during the lesson. You can ask questions and practise new words and structures together with the group.
Join the lessons from wherever it suits you to study.
Talk with the other students and get feedback from the teacher.
Study alongside people at a similar level.
Plan your studies around a steady schedule.
Practise the language for real life and for settling into Poland.
To find out the price, the next start dates and the available schedule, send a request and we will match you with a group.
In a group you hear the other students answer, ask them questions and learn to keep a conversation going. That helps you use familiar words in different situations.
Dialogues, discussions and role-play tasks let you try new structures, pick up useful phrases and learn from shared examples.
Classes twice a week help make Polish part of your usual routine and keep you coming back to practice.
Around you are students who are also learning to speak, asking questions and running into the same difficulties. In that setting it is easier to risk your first dialogues and to keep practising.
Yes. We form separate beginner groups from scratch – A0. Just mention in your request that you have not studied Polish before.
If you have studied the language before, start with the placement test. We will also ask about your goal and your schedule so we can offer a suitable group.
A group has 4–6 students.
Twice a week in the evening, on a steady schedule. The exact days and hours depend on the group – we confirm the available options when you enrol, taking your time zone into account.
Yes. The classes are online, and the topics and tasks focus on everyday communication and on settling into life in Poland.
Let us find your Polish group
Send a request – we will check your level, your goal and a time that suits you, then tell you about the next groups and the terms.
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About the Polish group courses at Znay Vse
The online Polish group courses at Znay Vse combine steady work on the language with speaking practice. The programme focuses on the situations students meet in Poland: introductions, shopping, transport, housing, work and everyday errands.
Ukrainian and Polish are related, which helps you recognise individual words, but speaking with confidence also takes an understanding of pronunciation, grammar and word usage. In class we learn to notice those differences and to choose the right phrase for the situation.
We work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and listening. New words and structures are reinforced through exercises and dialogues, so that you gradually move from knowing a rule to using it in conversation.
The courses are open to complete beginners as well as to students at A1 and A2. A group of 4–6 people lets you combine conversation with the other students and explanations from the teacher.