The course is open to anyone who is at least 16 years old, has German language skills at B2 level (according to the Council of Europe’s classification) and is prepared to put in extra time on their own. The course includes 110 class hours. It begins in October and lasts until late May/early June. Classes are held twice a week for 2 lessons each (Mondays/Wednesdays or Tuesdays/Thursdays) in the afternoon. The fee is paid in 3 installments (October, January, March). The course places equal emphasis on developing all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Participants in the course take an exam in the first half of June, receiving a C1 certificate confirming their knowledge of general German at the C1 level.

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• Ewa Jaron, MA
• mgr Agnieszka Pietrus-Rajman
• exam description

The course is open to anyone who demonstrates a B1 level of German (according to the Council of Europe classification). The course includes 110 class hours. It begins in October and lasts until late May/early June. Classes are held twice a week for 2 lessons each in the afternoon. The fee is paid in 3 installments. The course places equal emphasis on developing all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Participants in the course take an exam in the first half of June, receiving a Goethe-Zertifikat B2 certificate confirming their knowledge of general German at the B2 level.

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• Mariola Gurgul, MA
• Agnieszka Maćkowska-Miodek, MA
• Hanna Misiewicz-Olszowska, MA.
• exam description

Recruitment to the course is based on placement tests or interview . The course includes 110 class hours. It begins in October and lasts until the end of May. Classes are held twice a week for two hours each, in the afternoon. The fee is paid in installments or as a one-time payment. The course is open to anyone with A2 level German language skills and who is prepared to put in extra time on their own. The course places equal emphasis on developing all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Participants in the course take an exam in the first half of June, receiving the Goethe-Zertifikat B1, confirming knowledge of general German at B1 level.

• Grzegorz Malgorzewicz, M.Sc.
• exam description

Recruitment for the course is based on placement tests or an interview. The course includes 110 class hours. It begins in October and lasts until the end of May. Classes are held twice a week for two hours each, in the afternoon. The fee is paid in installments or as a one-time payment. The course is open to anyone who has German language skills at the A1 level and is prepared to put in extra time on their own. The course places equal emphasis on developing all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing.
Participants in the course take an exam in the first half of June, receiving the Goethe-Zertifikat A2, confirming knowledge of general German at A2 level.

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• Joanna Włosek-Płoneczka, MA
• Agnieszka Maćkowska-Miodek, MA
• exam description

Recruitment for the course is based on an interview. The course includes 110 class hours. It begins in October and lasts until the end of May. Classes are held twice a week for two hours each, in the afternoon. The fee is paid in installments or as a one-time payment. The course is open to anyone who wants to learn the basics of German and is prepared to put in the extra time to work on their own. The course places equal emphasis on developing all four language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Participants of the course take an exam in the first half of June receiving the SD1 certificate confirming their knowledge of general German at A1 level.

Additional information:

• Joanna Włosek-Płoneczka, MA
• Agnieszka Maćkowska-Miodek, MA
• exam description
• Goethe Institute website