1. Specialized language courses

Certainly many people are familiar with the book by Norman Davis on Polish history. Reading this book, we admire his knowledge of Polish history and analytical skills. None of us wonder how much work had to be put to research Polish history, but also to learn Polish. Indeed, without the knowledge of Polish language, the author would not have the opportunity to base his research on primary sources.
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SCHOLA POLONICA - Polish language school for foreigners, organizes specialized Polish language courses - for businessmen, journalists, lawyers and translators/ interpreters. Our focus is to meet the needs of every participant. All programmes are individually tailored to suit student's special requirements.

Specialized courses:

WILL TEACH YOU:
the skill of listening, understanding, reading and writing;
new vocabulary concerning your business, current international, EU, economical and financial situations;
to use idioms and elements of word-formation;
to create complex sentences;
to use creative writing and oral statements;
to use expressions regarding your opinions, arguments, negotiations, public statements;
How to intuitively use your knowledge of the language structures.

YOU WILL then be able:
to think in Polish;
to understand longer texts and discuss professional affairs;
to distinguish and use different kinds of language, such as: colloquial or formal;
to apply rules of pronunciation and the proper use of language in various situations;
to use popular expressions and idioms.

YOU WILL be familiar with information about Polish art, literature, history and current affairs.

"I am very satisfied with SCHOLA POLONICA. This is a proper school, with great tradition, working from its own premises and has a pool of excellent teachers regularly working in the school. On 8 September, the day I switched to Schola Polonica, I had an interview in Polish with Ms Anna Pomykallo, the director of the school, to determine the objectives of my course with them. As of the following day, I was entrusted to three different teachers (on most days I had classes with two of them, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon. The course with them was very well structured, with grammar and conversation units that enabled me to extend my vocabulary and confidence in oral communication. I also appreciated the reading unit during which we studied texts relating to the EU and Poland's accession. The three teachers were professionally and personally impeccable and I feel that they fully reached the objectives which had been set for my course. I can certainly recommend Schola Polonica" Giuseppe Manganaro - translator in the European Parliament