Polish Level 2 (A1) is an Elementary course for students who have already completed a Beginners course. It is recommended that you have previously studied Polish Level 1 or a course of at least 12 class hours. If you’re unsure whether this level is right for you, we recommend contacting the Foreign Language Department, as a more suitable course may be available for you.

Our classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with qualified, experienced teachers.

Classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication. Lessons are primarily taught in Polish and include interactive activities like group work and role-plays to boost confidence and fluency. Our courses help you use Polish in everyday situations, while building core skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

After Level 2, continue your learning with Level 3 and beyond. Progression is based on your class participation and self-study—there are no formal tests. To help you better understand our level system, check our level chart.

What’s included in your course?

– Lesson summaries, notes & resources
– Polish study tips
– Additional study resources
– Support from experienced teachers
– Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students

By the end of your course, you should be able to:

– Talk about the weather, describe how you feel, and express basic emotions
– Discuss your job, daily work activities, and workplace routines
– Order food in a restaurant and talk about Polish dishes and dining customs
– Use numbers from 100 to 1000 in practical contexts
– Talk about health, well-being, and personal states using appropriate vocabulary
– Use adjectives and adverbs correctly in context (e.g., Czuję się wspaniale)
– Apply the instrumental case with professions, nationalities, and common phrases with z (with)
– Conjugate verbs in the present tense for plural subjects
– Recognize and produce Polish sounds and intonation patterns more confidently
– Understand aspects of Polish work culture, food traditions, and everyday etiquette

Materials

Suggested Coursebook:

HURRA!!! PO POLSKU 1 Podręcznik studenta. Nowa Edycja – Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz
Publisher – Prolog
ISBN 978-83-67351-22-5″

Polish Level 3 (A1) is an Elementary course for students who have already studied some Polish. It is recommended that you have previously studied Polish Level 2 or a course of at least 24 class hours. If you’re unsure whether this level is right for you, we recommend contacting the Foreign Language Department, as a more suitable course may be available for you.

Our classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with qualified, experienced teachers.

Classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication. Lessons are primarily taught in Polish and include interactive activities like group work and role-plays to boost confidence and fluency. Our courses help you use Polish in everyday situations, while building core skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

After Level 3, continue your learning with Level 4 and beyond. Progression is based on your class participation and self-study—there are no formal tests. To help you better understand our level system, check our level chart.

What’s included in your course?

– Lesson summaries, notes & resources
– Polish study tips
– Additional study resources
– Support from experienced teachers
– Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students

By the end of your course, you should be able to:

– Talk about clothes, express preferences, and describe what you’re wearing
– Ask for and tell the time, and talk about daily routines and schedules
– Use vocabulary related to clothing, colours, time, and days of the week
– Apply the accusative case for direct objects in both singular and plural
– Form and use comparative and superlative adjectives
– Pronounce time-related expressions clearly and use correct intonation when discussing routines
– Understand typical Polish daily schedules, working hours, and habits related to time and meals

Materials

Suggested Coursebook:

HURRA!!! PO POLSKU 1 Podręcznik studenta. Nowa Edycja – Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz
Publisher – Prolog
ISBN 978-83-67351-22-5″

Polish Level 4 (A1) is an Elementary course for students who have already studied some Polish. It is recommended that you have previously studied Polish Level 3 or a course of at least 36 class hours. If you’re unsure whether this level is right for you, we recommend contacting the Foreign Language Department, as a more suitable course may be available for you.

Our classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with qualified, experienced teachers.

Classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication. Lessons are primarily taught in Polish and include interactive activities like group work and role-plays to boost confidence and fluency. Our courses help you use Polish in everyday situations, while building core skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

After Level 4, continue your learning with Level 5 and beyond. Progression is based on your class participation and self-study—there are no formal tests. To help you better understand our level system, check our level chart.

What’s included in your course?

– Lesson summaries, notes & resources
– Polish study tips
– Additional study resources
– Support from experienced teachers
– Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students

By the end of your course, you should be able to:

– Talk about different types of shops and what you can buy in them
– Ask about prices, measurements, and quantities when shopping
– Make hotel reservations and ask about available services
– Talk about your interests, hobbies, and how you spend your free time
– Make everyday phone calls, such as ordering food or calling a taxi
– Use the genitive case in negative sentences, to show possession, and with certain prepositions and verbs
– Talk about amounts and quantities using appropriate vocabulary and grammar
– Understand and use common expressions related to shopping, services, and everyday situations in Polish

Materials

Suggested Coursebook:

HURRA!!! PO POLSKU 1 Podręcznik studenta. Nowa Edycja – Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz
Publisher – Prolog
ISBN 978-83-67351-22-5″

Polish Level 5 (A1) is an Elementary course for students who have already studied some Polish. It is recommended that you have previously studied Polish Level 4 or a course of at least 48 class hours. If you’re unsure whether this level is right for you, we recommend contacting the Foreign Language Department, as a more suitable course may be available for you.

Our classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with qualified, experienced teachers.

Classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication. Lessons are primarily taught in Polish and include interactive activities like group work and role-plays to boost confidence and fluency. Our courses help you use Polish in everyday situations, while building core skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

After Level 5, continue your learning with Level 6 and beyond. Progression is based on your class participation and self-study—there are no formal tests. To help you better understand our level system, check our level chart.

What’s included in your course?

– Lesson summaries, notes & resources
– Polish study tips
– Additional study resources
– Support from experienced teachers
– Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students

By the end of your course, you should be able to:

– Talk about where you’re going using expressions like Idę do… na…
– Use modal verbs to express likes, wants, needs, and abilities
– Ask for and give directions clearly and politely
– Describe places in a town, such as streets, squares, and intersections
– Talk about how you travel and describe movement using verbs like iść, jechać, dojść, przejść, and wracać
– Use and understand the difference between one-time and habitual movement verbs
– Ask questions and make requests with natural intonation
– Understand cultural aspects of getting around in Poland, including common traffic rules and pedestrian habits

Materials

Suggested Coursebook:

HURRA!!! PO POLSKU 1 Podręcznik studenta. Nowa Edycja – Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz
Publisher – Prolog
ISBN 978-83-67351-22-5″

Polish Level 6 (A1) is an Elementary course for students who have already studied some Polish. It is recommended that you have previously studied Polish Level 5 or a course of at least 60 class hours. If you’re unsure whether this level is right for you, we recommend contacting the Foreign Language Department, as a more suitable course may be available for you.

Our classes take place at our school in Covent Garden with qualified, experienced teachers.

Classes at IH London are dynamic and interactive as the emphasis is on spoken communication. Lessons are primarily taught in Polish and include interactive activities like group work and role-plays to boost confidence and fluency. Our courses help you use Polish in everyday situations, while building core skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

After Level 6, continue your learning with Level 7 and beyond. Progression is based on your class participation and self-study—there are no formal tests. To help you better understand our level system, check our level chart.

What’s included in your course?

– Lesson summaries, notes & resources
– Polish study tips
– Additional study resources
– Support from experienced teachers
– Exclusive workshops and events to IH London students

By the end of your course, you should be able to:

– Talk about past events using familiar vocabulary and past tense forms
– Describe your personal history and write a short autobiography
– Compare the daily lives of your great-grandparents, grandparents, and parents with your own
– Talk about past travel experiences, including using vocabulary related to train stations and airports
– Use regular and irregular verbs in the past tense accurately
– Use modal verbs in the past to express what you wanted, had to, or could do
– Understand the difference between completed and ongoing actions in the past
– Describe how you traveled or moved around using past tense movement verbs
– Understand cultural aspects of traveling by train or bus in Poland

Materials

Suggested Coursebook:

HURRA!!! PO POLSKU 1 Podręcznik studenta. Nowa Edycja – Małgorzata Małolepsza, Aneta Szymkiewicz
Publisher – Prolog
ISBN 978-83-67351-22-5″