CEFR levels
From the first dzień dobry to confident mastery
Each level contains six thematic rooms, practical outcomes and clear progression criteria.
Examples and language material remain in Polish because Polish is the target language of the course.
First steps
I understand and create the simplest messages.
Greetings and introductions
First contact, name, country and languages
Numbers, time and dates
Hours, prices, dates and days of the week
Family and personal life
Relatives, interests and basic information
Shopping and everyday life
Products, prices, quantities and simple questions
Food and restaurant
Meals, ordering and preferences
City and transport
Road, tickets and getting around the city
Daily communication
I can cope with typical situations.
Daily rhythm
Routines, frequency and daily schedule
Travel and communication
Tickets, accommodation and travel problems
Health and body
Symptoms, doctor and simple advice
Work and profession
Duties, telephone and e-mail
Apartment and neighborhood
Rental, house description and common rules
Holidays and culture
Invitations, traditions and stories about the past
Independence
I'm talking about experiences, plans and opinions.
Opinions and discussions
Arguments, agreement and polite disagreement
Media and news
Information, sources and reporting of statements
Environment and responsibility
Problems, solutions and predictions
Education and development
Learning system, courses and goals
Offices and formalities
Forms, letters and polite requests
Relationships and society
Emotions, boundaries and everyday norms
Freedom
I understand complex content and actively discuss.
Work and recruitment
CV, correspondence and job interview
Science and technology
Processes, data and precise explanation
Politics and society
Debate, institutions and positions
Art and culture
Reviews, interpretation and events
Economy and consumption
Market, choices and argumentation
Language and identity
Register, idioms and multilingualism
Precision
I use Polish flexibly when studying and working.
Science and research
Academic style, sources and cautious conclusions
Literature and style analysis
Linguistic means, perspective and interpretation
Business and negotiations
Diplomacy, reporting and interests of the parties
Law and administration
Contracts, official language and appeals
Philosophy and abstraction
Concepts, reasoning and precision
Rhetoric and debate
Structure, counterarguments and strategies
Proficiency
I understand the nuances and consciously shape my style.
Nuances and style
Intention, irony and subtle differences
Contemporary literature
Interpretation, intertextuality and criticism
Public speaking
Rhythm, persuasion and improvisation
Translation and mediation
Meaning, context and responsible choice of words
Expert discourse
Industry precision and communication with the recipient
Regional Polish
Varieties, language history and conscious register