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Polish online for studying in Poland

Full-time Polish-taught study at Poland's state universities is free for those admitted on the terms for citizens; everyone else pays. We prepare you for the state certificate and match you with a teacher.

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Polski
Polish
One-to-one lesson
from $23
Where it leads
Poland
IWhat universities ask

Language requirements for admission

Each university and programme sets its own requirements. We check them against your list before preparation starts.

Full-time Polish-taught study at state universities is free for Polish students and for foreigners admitted on the terms for citizens — EU and EEA citizens and holders of the Card of the Pole, for example.

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Other foreigners pay — on average €2,000 a year for bachelor's and master's study; the annual preparatory Polish course costs about the same on average.

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Checked 11 October 2026

IIExams

The exams you can take

Państwowy certyfikat

The state certificate in Polish as a foreign language

  • Exams are organised by NAWA's Polish Language Office for the State Certification Commission
  • Sessions run in Poland and abroad; in February 2026, 68 centres and about 9,000 candidates
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How we match a tutor

From your request to the first lesson in four steps

01

Request and introduction

We talk through your goal — an exam, admission, work or a move — and a schedule that suits you.

02

Level test and choosing a tutor

We find your starting level (or zero) and match a tutor — a native speaker or a Russian-speaking teacher — to your goal and pace.

03

First lesson

You meet your tutor and try the format; we adjust the plan if needed.

04

Regular lessons and progress

Check-ins and feedback after every block — you see real progress, not a feeling.

IVQuestions

Frequently asked questions

Can I study in Poland for free?

In Polish at a state university, yes, if you are admitted on the terms for citizens — as an EU or EEA citizen or a holder of the Card of the Pole, for example. Other foreigners pay, on average €2,000 a year.

Which certificate do I need for admission?

The university sets the document and the level. The state certificate in Polish as a foreign language is the official proof; we check your programmes' requirements.

How do the lessons work?

Online, one-to-one or in a mini-group. In the first lesson the teacher assesses your level and plans the route to the exam you need. We match you with a native or Russian-speaking teacher to suit your goal and timeline.

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Tell us about yourself and what you're specifically interested in — our specialists will help you find the right format.