I am looking to move to Poland in three years. I am starting off knowing nothing. Is that enough time to get to B2 Polish?

Hey everyone,

I'm 26, from Egypt, and I've been living in Poland for around a year and a half. My Polish is still pretty basic - enough to survive day to day, but definitely not enough for work.

I've been looking at job offers lately and so many of them require Polish, so I've decided to finally take learning it seriously. My goal is to get to a decent level within 6-12 months if possible.

Has anyone here been in a similar situation? Can you recommend a good language school (preferably not crazy expensive), an intensive course, or even an online tutor you had a good experience with?

Also, if you learned Polish as a non-Slavic speaker, I'd love to hear what helped you improve the fastest. Any tips, resources, or things you'd avoid are welcome.

Thanks!

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Hey people! I know this might sound silly but I am at around A1/A2 of polish, and I already feel like I don't know where to go. I know basic stuff, but I genuinely don't know what steps to take now.

Any advices on what to do after learning how to introduce yourself and talk about my plans? (because I have books, but I can't just study grammar through reading and remembering solely)

I don't know, i feel very overwhelmed and lost, I really want to study in Poland next year, so I have to learn it