Courses for the Winter Semester 2026/27

Registration begins on October 19, 2026, via SignMeUp. The courses begin on November 2, 2026.

Polish

Course (Click to register) Instructor Building Room Day Time ECTS
Polish 1 Wrobel 08.03 214 Thu 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. 2 
Polish 2 Wrobel 08.03 212 Tue 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. 2 
Polish 3 Wrobel 08.03 212 Tue 3:45 PM – 5:15 PM 2 

Subject to change

 

Course Content

The level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is indicated in parentheses.

Polish 1

Polish 1: Beginners with no prior knowledge (A1)

 

Learning Objectives: In this language course, the basics of grammar (an introduction to the verb system and inflection), phonetics (pronunciation and intonation), and spelling are systematically introduced, explained, and applied in everyday communication.

 

Key vocabulary topics include:

- how to introduce yourself and others

- family, friends, and occupations

- Hobbies and interests

- food and drinks

- Days of the week and times

- Numbers from 1 to 100

 

Textbooks: Razem neu – Polish for Beginners; Coursebook ISBN: 978-3-12-528641-2 and Workbook ISBN: 978-3-12-528642-9

 

Polish 2

Polish 2: Beginners with little prior knowledge; continuation of Polish 1 (A2.1)

 

Learning Objectives: This course builds on initial prior knowledge. Within the framework of this language course, basic knowledge of the Polish verbal system, inflection, and written language is deepened and systematically expanded. The target is to acquire basic language skills in order to communicate independently using short, self-formed sentences.

 

Key vocabulary topics include:

- Everyday activities and daily routines

- Housing and home furnishings

- Directions and modes of transportation

- Leisure and vacations

- Clothing and colors

- Events and cultural activities

- Numbers from 101 to 1,000,000

 

Textbooks: Razem neu – Polish for Beginners; Coursebook ISBN: 978-3-12-528641-2 and Workbook ISBN: 978-3-12-528642-9

Polish 3

Polish 3: Beginners with prior knowledge, continuation of Polish 2 (A2.2)

 

Learning Objectives: Polish is considered challenging due to its complex grammar. In this language course, these complex grammatical structures (imperfect tense, verb aspects, comparison) are not only systematically introduced but also applied in a goal-oriented manner. The focus is on the first independent use of the acquired basic knowledge in speaking and writing in various everyday situations and conversations, with the target of being able to handle these confidently and independently.

 

Key vocabulary topics include:

- Hotel reservations and complaints

- Health and health tips

- Festivals and holidays

- Sports and fitness

- Mass media and social media

- Working Abroad

 

Textbooks: Razem neu – Polish for Beginners; Coursebook ISBN: 978-3-12-528641-2 and Workbook ISBN: 978-3-12-528642-9