+10 Live Classes - Polish for Teens - (Intermediate - 11 to 15 Year Olds - Mondays, Sydney 6:00 PM [GMT+11])

Polish for Teens: Say It Like You Mean It

By this level, most teens can already get their point across in Polish — sentences come out, ideas land — but tenses slip and cases get swapped along the way. That's expected, not a problem to fix overnight; it's exactly what this course is built to tighten up.

Ten weeks push that functional Polish toward something reliable — the same everyday ground (family, school, food, free time) revisited with sharper grammar, plus topics that actually need a teenager's vocabulary: forming opinions, narrating a folk legend in the past tense, giving directions around town, talking about plans and holidays. Grouping shifts week to week, so a student who's further ahead and one who's just catching up both get pushed at the level that's actually useful to them.

Each 50-minute class follows the same shape: new language introduced, guided practice to work it in, then a real speaking or writing task to put it to use. The course ends with a mini talent show — each student shares something they've prepared in Polish, whatever that looks like for them — plus a certificate to mark the progress.

• Target Age Group: Ages 11–15 (Other age groups available)
• Skill Level: Intermediate (Basic conversational Polish already in place; building everyday fluency)
• Program Duration: 10 Weeks (October 12 – December 14)
• Live Class Schedule: Mondays (Other days available) GMT +11 | Sydney 6:00 PM | Perth 3:00 PM | Warsaw: 9:00 AM (Oct 12–19) · 8:00 AM (Oct 26 onward)

At the end of this course, the student should be able to: talk about their family and daily routine with more accurate verb use, discuss food, traditions, and personal preferences, share simple opinions and feelings about a story or topic, narrate a short story in the past tense, ask for and give basic directions, talk about hobbies and free time, and talk about upcoming holidays and plans using the future tense.

*Note: 

Child must be able to read, write and communicate in English.

Classes are non-transferable.


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Lesson Structure

Grouping shifts weekly and the pace is quicker than Beginner, but the shape holds steady. Typical 50-minute lesson shape:

5 min: warm-up (quick review, this week's topic)
15 min: new language input — grammar/vocab introduced through discussion or story, not drills
15 min: guided practice — pair/small group activity tied to the week's theme
10 min: production task — a short speaking or writing task putting it to use
5 min: wrap-up + intro of voluntary homework