Learn Polish by yourself
Adults interested in learning Polish by themselves can download free teaching materials that cover various types of exercises from A1 level to A2 level, with elements of B1 level. You can download exercises in PDF format as well as audio recordings for listening tasks.
More information can be found on the gov.pl website.
Free Polish course online
A free online Polish course is available on the eTutor platform. Within the course you will learn basic communication skills needed in everyday situations. To start learning you need to set up an account on the platform.
Find out more on the initiative's website.
Online Classes on TUTLO Platform
Free Polish as a Foreign Language Lessons are available on the TUTLO platform in the form of interactive webinars with language teachers. The classes are for both children and adults, regardless of their place of residence.
More information can be found on the TUTLO Platform website.
Free Polish course online – Polish Linguistic Institute
The Polish Linguistic Institute offers a free online Polish language course (FAMI Courses - Fund for Asylum, Migration and Integration); all levels of language available. Course enrolment information is available on the Polish Linguistic Institute website.
Free online Polish lessons for Ukrainian children and youth
Language Supp Ukraine platform provides online Polish courses for participants aged 6 to 18 years old. The platform offers classes for groups of up to 8 people, taking the form of two sessions with a teacher, 2x45 minutes per week (a total of four lessons per week).The entire teaching process takes place on a platform created from scratch that is compatible both with computers and mobile devices (tablets, mobile phones). At the beginning of the course students take a placement test to assess their current level of proficiency in Polish (available groups at A1, A2 and B1 levels). Students choose a given course basing on the results of the test.
To enrol to a free Polish language course, you need to set up an account on the platform. The project is realised by the Nativared Foundation with financial support of the Save the Children organisation.