Pol-Langua – an online Polish school for adult foreigners

Who we are

We are a school that teaches Polish to adult foreigners who live in Poland or are preparing to come. We have taught since 2010 and from the start we have focused on what the student needs the language for: the state exam, work, dealing with offices, the interview for the Karta Polaka, or simply everyday life in Poland.

• Online only – lessons on Google Meet, from anywhere; we have no classrooms or branches.
• Individual lessons and small groups – up to 5 people in a group.
• Four languages of explanation – Polish, English, Russian, Spanish.
• Courses for a purpose – the B1 and B2 exams, Polish at work, Polish for offices, Karta Polaka, conversation. See all courses.

Company details

The school's operator is PW MATYSART Michał Matysiak – a business entered in the register of VAT taxpayers (the so-called white list) with the status of an active VAT taxpayer.

Operator

PW MATYSART Michał Matysiak

NIP

7981427077

REGON

140583450

Address

ul. Warszawska 85/1, 26-617 Radom

VAT status

active VAT taxpayer (checked in the VAT taxpayer register on 3 October 2026)

The address in Radom is the company's address, not the place of classes – all lessons take place online. We issue VAT invoices to companies and to individuals.

The MatysArt group: Pol-Langua, Forcen and Jobcen

Pol-Langua belongs to the MatysArt group – Forcen and Jobcen are run by the same operator, PW MATYSART. We say so openly, because for many students learning Polish is only one of the steps.

Each service deals with its own part: Pol-Langua teaches the language and explains what level is needed in a given matter, but it does not handle residence cases or recruitment. When a student is ready for the next step, we show them where to take it.

How we work – our principles

We work according to a few fixed principles that you can check before you pay for the first package.

• Diagnosis first – everyone starts with a trial lesson, at which the teacher checks the level and proposes a study plan.
• A lesson lasts 50 minutes – in a group and individually. Shorter, 30-minute meetings are only simulations of the oral exam and of a conversation with the consul.
• A progress report every month – also for individuals, not only for companies.
• Questions between classes – via WhatsApp, without waiting for the next lesson.
• A mock exam with assessment – we assess writing and speaking according to the State Commission's criteria; we describe how in our teaching methodology.
• Legal facts from sources – we describe language requirements on the basis of the regulations, giving the act and the date of checking, as in our overview of language requirements for foreigners.
• Content is prepared by the Pol-Langua Editorial Team – the school's team, not an anonymous author from the internet.

What we do not promise and do not do

We do not promise that you will pass the exam or be granted the Karta Polaka – the result depends on your work and on the commission or the consul, not on the school. Nor do we give figures that cannot be checked, such as "thousands of graduates" or the percentage of exams passed. We publish students' reviews in their original wording.

• We do not run courses for children – we teach adults.
• We have no in-person classes.
• We are not an examination centre – the state exam is taken at a centre, and we prepare for it online.