Introduction to Polish Language and Culture (QEM, CNJO)

Overcoming communication barriers; independence in dealing with various situations which occur in everyday life; learn vocabulary necessary to work or study in Poland. Information about Polish Culture will help students to adapt in Poland quickly.

The main aim of the course is teaching communication skills; students should be able to survive in everyday situations as early as possible. Grammar is introduced only to organise knowledge of the language and use of word endings. The participants of the course gradually learn more and more complicated structures and are able to express wishes and ask questions, describe things and people, ask the way, do shopping, buy a ticket, order a taxi etc. Students are taught four disciplines: speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Wiedza:

Students know vocabulary, terminology and definitions regarding the topics covered during semester.

Students have language skills enabling to communicate in a general language and a basic specialist language.

Students know basic and more complex grammatical structures.

Umiejętności:

Students use vocabulary, terminology and definitions regarding the topics covered during semester.

Student use language skills enabling to communicate in a general language and a basic specialist language.

The student knows how to use basic and more complex grammatical structures.

Kompetencje społeczne:

Students can name problems and ask questions as well as interpret social reality and economic processes.

Students identify intercultural differences and recognises their significance for social relations.