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Paulina Kuc

Hi! I’m Paulina and I have been teaching Polish as a foreign language since 2009.
I can honestly say that I could not have chosen a better profession! I get to know the world through my students’ eyes, and during each lesson I learn not only about them, their countries and cultures; but also about myself, my language, and my culture.

I firmly believe in the expression that "education is a relationship", which is why I care about fostering a friendly atmosphere in my classes and always try to get to know my students well. I am open, energetic, empathetic and often smiling.

In my private life I am a mother who likes reading books, watching good movies and series both at home and at the cinema, going on trips (both long and short) with my son, eating tasty food, and enjoying life.

Joanna Stanek

Krzeszowice (Polska)

I’m optimistic. I like to be surrounded by people who emit positive energy and at the same time I try to share my joy with them. What I appreciate most in being a teacher is the contact with other people. I adore travelling and discovering new places, sometimes with a guidebook in hand or more often by absorbing their special atmosphere with all my senses. I’m passionate about theatre, I collect masks, I love South-American literature, small cinemas, bicycle and mountain trips, picnics behind the walls of old castles and long sessions of charades or board games with my friends. I get lots of joy and satisfaction when playing with children.

Jerzy Terka

Being a teacher combines lots of my interests in a way inaccessible in any other profession. It seems that Polish grammar is sometimes like a complex crime story but when you find the right key everything becomes clear like in the epilogue of a good book. Discussions about various things and listening to opinions is like discovering new lands or travelling to foreign countries. Composing different elements into a lesson and giving lessons to students gives satisfaction like after winning a board game. Looking for inspirations and materials lets you see the world from a different perspective. But I guess the most important thing is that you can become a guide who helps others reach their goals.

Dorota Dziewońska

(Polska)

My name is Dorota Dziewońska. I live with my husband and children in Cracow – a beautiful old city in the south of Poland. I like learning foreign languages as well as sharing this experience with others – comparing, how similar things are seen by different cultures and described with different languagues. I speak English, Russian, French (not too well), now I'm learning German and Hungarian.

Malwina Cieciora

Węgrzce Wielkie (Polska)

My name is Malwina Cieciora. I was born in Kraków and now I live close to this beautiful city. I always knew that I want to be a teacher. At first I had planned to teach kids at school, but later on an idea of teaching polish as a foreign language came to my mind. Today, I manage to do both: I work as a teacher in a public school, and I teach Polish to foreigners. Thanks to this, I find myself more and more delighted with this language.

What do I do in my free time? I love travelling and getting to know the new places. I like cycling and Mountain hiking.

Janusz Rudzki

Birmingham (Wielka Brytania)

Hey there!

Are you looking to learn Polish language but have some questions before you commit? No problem, just click on "Free online trial lesson" and sign up for a free lesson with me. My name is Janusz and I am fluent in Polish, Bulgarian, and English, with some understanding of Russian and Ukrainian. I teach languages online and I'm excited to start teaching you, even if you're a beginner!

My name is Janusz and I am 38 years old. I have experience teaching people of all ages, from children to pensioners, and I offer a variety of options to suit your needs. You can start with a free lesson, which is 50 minutes long, and then move on to 1-to-1 lessons that are 60 minutes long and cost 24 EUR each. After each lesson, I will give you homework to do on the e-polish online platform to help you practice what you've learned.

Living in Poland, the UK, Portugal, Bulgaria, and Italy over the past seven years has given me a deep understanding of different cultures and languages, which I bring into my teaching. I know firsthand the challenges of learning a new language and use this experience to create supportive, practical lessons. Exposure to diverse learning styles helps me adapt to your unique needs, ensuring effective progress. My global perspective allows me to connect Polish with other cultures, making it more relatable and engaging for you. Ultimately, I provide not just language instruction but also valuable insights into adapting to new environments and thriving in a multicultural world.

But I'm not just a language teacher; I'm also a Language Learning Motivator! My aim is to help everyone progress in their lives through language learning. I believe in making learning fun and effective for all kinds of people, wherever they are in the world. That's why I wrote an e-book called "7 Tips On How To Learn a Foreign Language", which I'll send to you for free when you get in touch.

And if you're wondering about my interests outside of language teaching, I'm interested in ancient civilizations, AI, history, geopolitics, and I enjoy fishing. So let's get started on your language learning journey together! Just click on "Free online trial lesson" and we'll take it from there.

Małgorzata Kopyść

Birmingham (Wielka Brytania)

Hello Guys!

My name is Małgorzata but you can call me Gosia.
It might look difficult for you to pronounce my name but don't worry about it now. I will teach you how to do that on our first free lesson.

When you choose a teacher it is important to know if you are going to vibe. People learn the best from people they like.
I am a very easy-going person who likes talking and meeting new people. I also have a fair knowledge of Polish language and grammar therefore the combination of all these things makes me a good teacher (according to my students).

Why don't you book a free lesson with me and check if they are right?

I also speak very good English, understand Russian and Ukranian which helps to start teaching begginers.

I can start teaching you straight away, regardless of your level of Polish.

I offer :
- one free lesson (50 minutes)
- 1to1 lessons (60 minutes - 18 EUR), where I will teach you everything you need and want to learn.
- homework - test on the online platform e-polish - after every 1to1 lesson (if you have time to do it)

In order to try a free lesson just click on 'Free online trial lesson' which is under my profile picture on the top of this page. You don't have to choose a specific date or time. After you've booked I will email you and we can discuss when it is best for you.

Monika Pacukiewicz

Bytom (Polska)

Cześć!
Do you want to learn Polish? Let’s start!

My name is Monika. I am from Poland. As a Polish language teacher I worked in Azerbaijan, Ukraine in the local universities, in Poland now and via the Internet. I'm a teacher since 2012.
I taught people from many countries, students, children and adults.

During the lessons we speak Polish but ... I speak English, Russian and a bit Ukrainian (just in case;)).

Aleksandra Podleżańska

Gdańsk (Polska)

As my name suggests - I am Polish, Polish is my mother tongue.
Learning foreign languages became my passion forty years ago, when I arrived in Germany. I studied German for five months on super-intensive courses at the Goethe-Institute in Munich (25 hours a week), which I completed at the Mittelstufe II (B2). Then for ten months I studied in „Studienkolleg bei den wissenschaftlichen Hochschulen des Freistadt Bayern”, then - at the state-owned "Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in München", I graduated in linguistics as well in German and English studies at philosophical faculties.
I spent one semester of my studies in England, learning English on super intensive courses at Oxford House College in London (30 hours a week), which I started on the "Basic" level and finished on "Level 6 - Proficiancy". For six years I also worked in international structures in Italy, first completing super-intensive Italian language courses at the University for Foreigners (Università per Stranieri) in Perugia and at the Roman language school "Berlitz", Italy. In the Vatican, I also finished a two-year study of theology and law in Italian in the "Scuola Pratica di Teologia e Diritto per la Vita Consacrata presso la Congregazione per gli Istituti di Vita Consacrata e le Società di Vita Apostolica, Vaticano".
Learning foreign languages also drew my attention to the meanders of my mother tongue, i.e. Polish, which is why during my university studies I was eager to take part in comparative linguistics and Slavic studies.
During many years of rich contacts with my colleagues from university or working in international teams, I had many opportunities to teach Polish to my friends. They were surprised to note that "not such a terrible devil as they paint him!"
I know how important it is in the modern world to know foreign languages. So I eagerly share it, whether in my professional life or with my friends and acquaintances.
The "era of the coronavirus pandemic" has opened our eyes to new opportunities for meetings and communication, which are facilitated by the current technical possibilities, such as meetings and online learning. So I am happy to use them to enable all interested parties to learn a beautiful and very interesting Polish language, which is not as difficult as it is commonly believed. Success depends on teaching methods and the ability to listen carefully to the student.
An adventure with the Polish language can be very interesting, beautiful and enriching. It should be remembered that the language we use did not arise suddenly and is not unchanging, constant. Each language is subject to development and largely depends on the history of the nation and the circumstances in which people who use a given language as their mother tongue live. This means that the language is related to the history, culture, philosophy and experiences of a given nation ... I invite you to take the adventure of learning Polish with me.

Mateusz Wysocki

Hi,

thank you for visiting my profile. My name is Mateusz, and I teach Polish to foreigners. I was born and live in Poland, which means that by participating in lessons with me, you will have contact with the real language and its various forms – including both formal and colloquial speech. I am a graduate of Jagiellonian University in Kraków, where I completed my studies in humanities – journalism and social communication. I am also a graduate of the School of Polish Language and Culture at the University of Silesia, where I completed postgraduate studies in teaching Polish to foreigners. Additionally, I am a speech therapist, which allows me to use speech therapy methods in teaching Polish pronunciation to foreigners during lessons. I invite everyone to join my classes – regardless of your proficiency level or the country you come from.

Iwona Malecka

Barcelona (Hiszpania)

I offer both group and individual lessons, addressed mainly to Hispano and Catalan-speaking students.

ANNA Kotecka Lucidarme

(Polska)

My name is Anna and I will be happy to introduce you to the world of the Polish language.

Over 20 years of experience, I have refined my teaching skills - maintaining a balance between grammar and speaking, while also improving Polish pronunciation and providing information about Polish customs, cuisine and various curiosities. During my lessons, I use interactive exercises prepared especially for each lesson, and I offer films and songs in Polish. Of course, I do not forget about the good atmosphere and sense of humor, ensuring that each lesson is an adventure for both the student and myself!

Katarzyna Słabik

Gliwice (Polska)

Learning a language can be a great adventure, don't hesitate to take that challenge. I can let me help you during this trip!
I can teach in Polish and English. I also speak little Spanish and Ukrainian.
Learning languages should be both effective and fun, and I have it on my mind while preparing lessons.

Anna Soini

00260 (Finlandia)

For over 19 years, I have been associated with a multilingual environment, both in the professional and private fields. I am a Polish native speaker fluent in English, Russian, and Finnish. I also understand Ukrainian, German, and Lithuanian, which helps me start teaching beginners. With enthusiasm and new ideas, I'm teaching Polish as a foreign language.
I am an economist, sociologist, teacher and web designer. who currently lives in Helsinki.
If you like to be encouraged and motivated to learn the Polish language, you like to discover and learn culture along with the language let's start your journey together!

In my offer you will find:
- one free lesson (45 minutes)
- individual lessons (55 minutes - 25 EUR), group lessons (2-4 people)
- homework after each lesson - language exercises and tests on the e-polish internet platform.

To take advantage of the free lesson, simply click the "Free Trial Lesson" button below my profile photo.

Anna Dorabialska

Warszawa (Polska)

I have been teaching Polish for foreigners for 8 years. I gained experience with students from more than 70 countries all over the world, at all levels. I give general Polish classes as well as I can focus on your prepration for the B1 state certificate or particular skills (f.ex. speaking, grammar). I usually only use Polish during the classes but if you feel more comfortable, I can give classes in English or Spanish too. Personally I'm a language freak. I also love sports and travels.

Iryna Zhuk

Zaporoże (Ukraina)

Hello. My name is Iryna, and I am a foreign language teacher. I worked at a school as an English teacher, but for a long time now, I have been teaching Polish because I have Polish origins, and my children currently live and study in Poland. That’s why Poland is my second homeland.

Karolina Filipiak

62-002 (Polska)

Hi! I am a certified teacher of Polish language to foreigners and active examiner during B1 certification tests. My specialization is teaching adults. Lessons are always focused on your goal and personal way of learning. We will work with varied exercises, materials and books. Let us get started!

Before we begin, let me tell you more about myself.

For over 10 years I have been working as relocation and immigration professional with internationals coming to Poland. To better understand my business clients I have graduated Poznan-Atlanta MBA postdiploma studies.

I have personally experienced migration and lived in nearby Frankfurt am Main, Germany for three years, which gives me a unique perspective on relocation.

During my stay in Germany (2020) I have started teaching Polish as a foreign language and kept on doing it till now.

Anna Sartanowicz

2273RN (Holandia)

I have been a teacher for over 30 years, and I gained experience in teaching Polish as a foreign language at the People's University (Volksuniversiteit) in The Hague (Netherlands). Since 2015 I have been teaching Polish to adults from different backgrounds at this university.

Moreover, children from Polish-Dutch families were or currently are participants in my private and group lessons at a Saturday school in the Netherlands.

Given my disciplined, reliable and professional attitude, I am happy to take up any challenge in teaching Polish as a foreign language.

I use simple yet effective teaching methods such as a focus on direct contact with the language, natural acquisition of vocabulary and grammar or frequent repetition of language material.

During my lessons I mainly use the tools and materials proposed/offered by Glossa and the e-polish.eu platform.

Being a teacher gives me great satisfaction, especially when I see students ambitiously continue their language learning and try to use and expand their knowledge at every interaction with the Polish society.

Wioleta Sobolak

31-416 (Polska)

Do you have a Polish partner? Would you like to communicate freely and confidently with their family or friends?
If so, you're in the right place!

I’m Wioleta, and I am passionate about helping adults master the Polish language. 🗣️
I understand the challenges of learning a new language and socializing in a different culture because I’ve lived abroad for 3 years. This experience has given me a deeper understanding of the struggles my students face. 📚

I specialize in teaching Polish to adults who want to communicate better with their Polish-speaking family or friends. Whether you’re looking to speak comfortably with your in-laws or connect more with your partner’s friends, I’m here to guide you through every step of your language journey.🌍
I primarily work with English or French-speaking adults at an A2/B1 Polish level.

Mirka Chrzanowska

Gdansk (Polska)

Hi, I'm Mira. I like to learn foreign languages and I like to teach Polish others.

Edyta Meredyk-Szczesiak

Iława (Polska)

My name is Edyta Meredyk-Szczesiak and I am a teacher of Polish and Polish as a foreign language. Additionally, I work as a methodological advisor for Polish language at the Warmia-Masuria Teacher Training Center in Elbląg. I am an examiner of the eighth-grade exam in Polish in a primary school at the District Examination Board in Łomża, and I also have the qualifications of an examiner of the state certificate exam in Polish as a foreign language. Every day I work at Primary School No. 3 with Integration Departments. Polish Olympians in Iława. I am a Polish teacher with 33 years of work experience.

Pavlo Pavlovskyi

Krzywy Róg (Ukraina)

Pavlo Pavlovskyi

Joanna Rosinska

Mogilno (Hiszpania)

Hello, I'm Joanna. Teaching is my passion.

Anna Babcock

Shoreline (USA)

I live in beautiful Seattle located in Washington state with my husband and two children. Although my husband is American my children are fluent in polish as a result of continued effort on my part i.e. speaking polish to my children, sending them to a polish language school and annual trips to Poland to visit my family. Teaching polish language, history and culture is my true passion.

Hanna Biarson

(Białoruś)

Hello, my name is Hanna, I teach Polish to young people and adults. Originally from Belarus.

Tomasz Dziamałek

Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

I am a teacher at the Uzbekistan State World Languages University in Tashkent where I teach 10 different group. I am the native speaker of the Polish language. I graduated Polish philology at the Uniwersytet Kazimierza Wielkiego in Bydgoszcz and postgraduted qualifications studies in teaching Polish culture and Polish as a foreign language at the Silesian Univerisity in Katowice.

ALEKSANDRA GNYŚ

02-697 (Polska)

Hello :) My name is Aleksandra. I am from Poland. I live in Warsaw. I find great joy in working with people from different countries.
Start your adventure with Polish language.
I will prepare you for exams, job interviews or work in Poland. I offer courses with professional and specialized vocabulary.
I create original materials, which we use at our meetings.
I tailor each lesson to you.
We can learn the basics, talk about everyday things and cover topics that interest you.

Patrycja Grajewska

03-130 (Polska)

My name is Patrycja. I am Polish. My beloved cities are Wrocław, Warszawa and the Czech city of Pilzen. I am passionate about sociology and art. I like meeting people from foreign countries.

Agnieszka Karczewska

20-708 (Polska)

Hi! My name is Agnieszka. I am interested in literature and I love to travel. I was inspired to teach Polish as a foreign language by my foreign language teachers. I speak English and I am learning Hebrew.

Anna Killinger

Gatineau (Kanada)

I am a linguist, an artist, a former university professor, an author and researcher with a broad spectrum of interests (from art to science).

Daniel Kołakowski

Elbląg (Polska)

Hi! My name is Daniel – and I can’t wait to meet you! I’m a humanist, an optimist, a polyglot, and a passionate lover of life. I truly enjoy people, movement, conversations, and… foreign languages. And Polish? That’s my great love – and teaching it to others has been an adventure that’s lasted for over a dozen years and continues to inspire me every single day. I studied journalism, philosophy, and theology in Warsaw, but it was in Russia – where I lived and worked for 11 years – that I discovered teaching Polish is more than just a job. It’s a mission. It’s a relationship. It’s walking alongside someone as they pursue their dreams – of a new life, of reconnecting with their roots, of feeling a sense of belonging. Since 2011, I’ve helped hundreds of people get their Pole’s Card and prepare for life in Poland – children, teenagers, adults, and seniors. And each of those people has their own story, and through each one, I’ve learned something too. I create personalized courses for kids, students, doctors, programmers, travelers, businesspeople, and… romantics. Because learning a language is about culture, emotion, laughter – and life itself.

Edyta Kuranowska

(Włochy)

Polish is my native language, and teaching is my greatest passion. I graduated from the University of Naples “L’Orientale” in Italy, where I studied Comparative linguistics, literature, and culture. Additionally, I completed two postgraduate studies at WSKZ in Wrocław, specializing in and Pedagogical training and Teaching Polish as a foreign and second language. For the past 10 years, I have been teaching Polish as a foreign language to children, teenagers, and adults. During my lessons, I primarily communicate in Polish so that students can get used to the language as quickly as possible. However, if needed, I am ready to explain grammar and more complex topics in Italian and English.

In 2021, I received the prestigious award for Best Polish Teacher of the Year— “Bursztynowa Kreda” —awarded by the Council for Polish Education in Italy.

I always strive to provide my students with the right tools for quick, enjoyable, and, most importantly, effective learning. I pay particular attention to correct pronunciation and ensure a positive and motivating atmosphere. After the first lesson, we will jointly determine the best learning path, tailored to your needs and goals.

I invite you to learn together!
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Hanga Laurinyecz

20-709 (Polska)

I really like to learn and teach. I try to adjust my lessons to the needs and interests of my students. Please come and see if I can help you with Polish.

Małgorzata Suchenek

(Polska)

I love the Polish language and people, and it brings me great joy when someone wants to learn it. I believe communication is key – I learned this from Norwegians while living in Norway and studying their language. If you’re understood and understand others, you know the language well enough to feel at ease. That’s what I’ll teach you: to navigate Poland with ease and talk with Poles. Grammar matters, but communication is the foundation.

I’m a cheerful and smiling person, and my lessons are a time spent in a friendly atmosphere. I want learning Polish to bring you joy and satisfaction. For example, one of my students, starting from scratch, was confidently shopping in Warsaw stores after just three months! We’ll focus on what you need most – whether it’s conversations at work, in shops, or in daily life.

If you’d like, I’ll show you beautiful places in Poland, teach you how to make pierogi, and share which topics to avoid in conversations to steer clear of strong emotions. I’m a trained special education teacher and Polish philologist, living in Warsaw. I’ve taught Polish in an inclusive primary school and now teach foreigners at a private language school. In lessons, I speak only Polish – clearly and simply. I offer 50-minute online lessons on the e-polish.eu platform, tailored to your pace and needs.

Start your Polish language adventure today! Write to me, and together we’ll make learning a pleasure. I warmly invite you!

Anna Warecka-Wenglorz

(Polska)

I am a beginner teacher of Polish as a foreign language. However, I have considerable experience in teaching English, so the role of a language tutor is familiar to me. I am passionate about learning and teaching others.