Individual classes:
1 lesson 45 min – 25 euros (105 zl)
1 lesson 60 min – 30 euros (125 zl)
10 lessons 45 min – 237 euros (988 zl)
10 lessons 60 min – 285 euros (1188 zl)

Mini group classes (2-3 students):
1 lesson 45 min – 42 euros (PLN 175) – the amount is divided by two or three people. If there are two people in the group your price for the class is 21 euros (PLN 87). For three people, it is only 14 euros (PLN 58)!
1 lesson 60 min – 56 euros (233 PLN) – the amount is divided between two or three people. If there are two people in the group your price for the class is 28 euros (116 PLN). For three people, it is only 18 euros (75 PLN)!
10 lessons 45 min – 399 euros (1663 PLN) – the amount is divided between two or three people. If there are two people in the group your price for the class is 199 euros (829 PLN). For three people only 133 euros (554 PLN)
10 lessons 60 min – 532 euros (2218 PLN) the amount is divided between two or three people. If there are two people in the group your price for classes is 266 euros (1109 PLN). For three people only 177 euros (738 PLN)

Group courses (4-8 students):
10 lessons 45 min – 110 euros 458 PLN (per person regardless of the number of students in the group)
10 lessons 60 min – 140 euros 583 PLN (per person regardless of the number of students in the group)

Individual classes:
1 lesson 45 min – 25 euros (105 zl)
1 lesson 60 min – 30 euros (125 zl)
10 lessons 45 min – 237 euros (988 zl)
10 lessons 60 min – 285 euros (1188 zl)

Alicja Dzierżak-Wawer – graduate of Russian Philology with English at the University of Rzeszów. Certified Polish language teacher (graduate of postgraduate studies in Teaching Polish as Foreign Language at Jagiellonian University, Institute of Polish Studies). Certified psychopedagogue (graduate of postgraduate studies in psychopedagogy at the Higher School of Social Sciences in Lublin).

Certified examiner of the state certificate exam in Polish as a foreign language.

Language teacher with 10 years of experience gaining in language schools in Rzeszów, Kraków, Warsaw and at university in the USA.

Polirus

Etymologia nazwy POLIRUS

13 grudnia 2020

Dlaczego POLIRUS?

POLIRUS – To przede wszystkim nawiązanie do dwóch języków słowiańskich – języka polskiego i rosyjskiego, ale nie tylko.
Prefiks poli- wskazuje na wielość, mnogość czegoś, a dokładnie w tym przypadku treści dostępnych dla dzieci i dorosłych 🙂

POLIRUS – Это, прежде всего, ссылка на два славянских языка – польский и русский, но не только.
Приставка poli- указывает на множественность, множество чего-то, и в данном случае, именно то содержание, которое я хотелa бы сделать доступным для детей и взрослых 🙂.

Polirus

Alicja Dzierżak-Wawer - graduate of Russian Philology with English at the University of Rzeszów. Certified Polish language teacher (graduate of postgraduate studies in Teaching Polish as Foreign Language at Jagiellonian University, Institute of Polish Studies. Certified psychopedagogue (graduate of postgraduate studies in psychopedagogy at the Higher School of Social Sciences in Lublin. Certified examiner of the state certificate exam in Polish as a foreign language. Language teacher with 10 years of experience gaining in language schools in Rzeszów, Kraków, Warsaw and at university in the USA.

Dlaczego POLIRUS?

Polirus

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