Polish language
Polish (język polski [jɛ̃zɨk pɔlski]) is the official language of Poland, a Slavic language. It has about 40 million speakers, most of whom live in Poland (37 million) and about three million live in other countries.
The biggest difficulty for a foreigner in pronouncing Polish is probably the very strongly palatalized consonants, which are written with an acute accent before a consonant and at the end of a word (ć, ń, ś, ź).
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Polish language courses
Elementary Polish language courses (A1.1-A1.2)
Polish language courses include: Polish Basics Continuation (A1.1), which continues to develop pronunciation and vocabulary, as well as master basic grammar. Polish sequel 2 (A1.2) is suitable for those who have studied Polish for about 1,5 years and those who are reviewing the basics and there is a wide range of practice, including speaking, listening and writing tasks. The courses also introduce you to Polish culture and interesting travel destinations, and the courses help travelers cope in various situations they may encounter.
“The environment, atmosphere, and teacher’s patience and eye for the game were top-notch.”
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The college premises are located with good transport connections, making it easy to get to the courses. The courses are held at the college building on Runeberginkatu or in the center of Helsinki on Annankatu.
The study advice department can help you with course selection and study-related questions. Feel free to contact us and together we will find the right course for you!
Course info
The lesson length is 45 minutes.
You can request a certificate from the office once the course has been completed.
Textbooks are not included in the course fee. We recommend that you purchase a textbook immediately after the first lesson. Textbooks for language courses can be purchased from bookstores, online bookstores, and through the publishers' websites. The college is not responsible for purchasing textbooks.
Learn more about language proficiency levels to choose the right language course for you.
Language courses cannot be paid for with sports and culture benefits, but if you want to study foreign languages and use the voluntary allowance provided by your employer for them, tax-free cultural benefit (max. €400 per year), the institute can make a separate agreement with your employer. In this case, you choose the language course yourself and the institute will invoice the entire course fee or the part of it determined by your employer directly from your employer, i.e. payment is not made via Edenred, Epass or Smartum. Ask our office for more information.