I am a Polish as a foreign language teacher and a certified TELC examiner. I am deeply passionate about foreign languages, language acquisition methods, neurobiology, neurodidactics, and intercultural communication. By combining my background in cultural studies with a love for Polish and foreign languages, I help my students discover Polish in an engaging, effective, and enjoyable way.

I graduated with a degree in Cultural Studies from the University of Silesia in Katowice, and later completed postgraduate studies in Teaching Polish as a Foreign Language at the university’s School of Polish Language and Culture.

I am constantly growing both personally and professionally, regularly participating in training courses to ensure my lessons are designed to the highest standard. I strongly believe in brain-friendly learning, which is why I incorporate neurodidactic methods into my teaching practice.

As a language learner myself—currently studying Ukrainian—I know firsthand how challenging certain stages of learning can be. That is why I don’t promise that learning Polish is effortless. We only truly master new things when we put in the effort and turn theory into practice.

Polish lessons can be an exciting adventure, a real workout for your mind – at any age – and a lot of fun at the same time. This is exactly what I strive for when creating materials and working with my students.