Annual course supports integration into a new environment. Classes take place 5 times a week, which also allows students to apply for a visa or a temporary residence permit.

The annual course consists of 2 modules:

— 4 regular grammar courses (4×44 hours). As part of these, students attend classes twice a week and sit a mid-term and final test.

— 4 regular multimedia language courses (4×66 hours). As part of these, participants practise listening comprehension, knowledge of linguistic structures and speaking. Classes take place three times a week.

Duration and Cost:

• The course lasts 12 months and includes 440 academic hours
• The cost of the annual course is 6200 PLN
• Class times can be arranged individually: at the Institute we offer courses in the morning, afternoon, and evening
• The course fee covers all lessons, learning materials, and a complete set of documents (no registration fees or hidden costs)
• For detailed information on pricing and available dates, please contact us directly

1. Proprietary program and the best teachers
2. Intensive learning mode: classes 5 times a week (Monday to Friday). Small groups (5–10 people)
3. Health insurance with the National Health Fund (NFZ), guaranteeing access to public healthcare in Poland [purchased separately]
4. Support in preparing applications for a visa or temporary residence permit: you can also consult our advisors about planning your stay in Poland. Our documents meet the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Poland and are prepared in accordance with the expectations of public administration

5. Certificate of course completion: as a non-public continuing education institution, we issue certificates of completion in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister of Education and Science of October 6, 2023, on continuing education in non-school forms (Dz. U. poz. 2175).
6. Learning about culture and integration into society: the course also includes elements of Polish culture, history, and everyday life, which makes integration and adaptation in Poland easier