Polish language courses in Kołobrzeg by the Baltic Sea!
If you are interested in our Polish language courses, please call us at
+48 531 552 826 or write to
bartek@szkolaeuropa.pl
We will be happy to answer your questions with no obligation.
Best Foreign Languages School
Standard
Course duration: min. 1 week
- Class schedule: Monday through Friday, from 9:00 to 12:30 (incl. two 15-minute breaks)
- Proficiency level:
- beginner
- intermediate
- advanced
- Group size: 2 – 5 persons
Intensive
Course duration: min. 1 week
- Class schedule: Monday through Friday, from 9:00 to 12:30 (incl. two 15-minute breaks)
- Proficiency level:
- beginner
- intermediate
- advanced
- Group size: 2 – 5 persons
Individual
Course duration: min. 1 week
- Class schedule: according to the client’s request
- Proficiency level:
- beginner
- intermediate
- advanced
- Group size: 1 persons
EUROPA
Our school is located right in the town centre. The Cathedral and the Old Town district are just a 5-minute way form the school, and you can get to the beach on foot in 15 minutes. In the closest vicinity there are many bars, restaurants, shops and a cinema. It is easy to reach us both by car and by means of town’s public transportation.
Our school has 4 bright and cosy classrooms with modern equipment at its disposal. The classes are focused in the first place on communication and conversation in the Polish language. All our language teachers possess essential methodological and substantial preparation, along with experience in teaching Polish as a foreign language. Classes are conducted in small groups, up to 5 persons. All course participants receive teaching materials and stationery before starting their course as well as coffee during classes.
Before starting a course, course participants shall be qualified for the relevant level of language proficiency.
An Encounter with History – Kołobrzeg
The city of Kołobrzeg is located in Pomerania on the beautiful Baltic coast, approximately halfway between the mouth of the Oder River and the city of Gdańsk.
Kołobrzeg looks back on a rich and eventful history. As early as around 1255, the city was granted town rights as one of the first settlements in Western Pomerania and also served as a bishop’s seat. Later, Kołobrzeg gained prominence as an important fortress city and played a significant role, particularly during the Napoleonic era.
Today, the city attracts numerous visitors and holidaymakers from all over Poland every year.
The Old Town delights visitors with a wide variety of architectural landmarks reflecting its religious, military, and spa heritage. Equally noteworthy is the region’s ideal microclimate, with over 1,800 hours of sunshine per year, which makes the approximately six-kilometre-long sandy beach especially attractive.
