Learn Polish for Work in Healthcare
About the Course
Working in healthcare in Poland means more than just understanding medical terms - it’s about building trust with patients, colleagues and staff.
This course helps you do both.
You’ll learn Polish used every day in hospitals, clinics and pharmacies
- through real-life dialogues and practical exercises.
About Easy Polish
Easy Polish has been running online Polish courses for over three years, helping hundreds of students from around the world learn to communicate confidently in real-life situations.
Our lessons focus on natural spoken Polish, clear explanations and a friendly, supportive atmosphere — the same approach we bring to this course for healthcare professionals.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is for you if you’re:
☑️ a doctor, nurse or healthcare worker planning to work in Poland
☑️ a medical student studying in English who wants to speak with Polish patients in the future
☑️ an international professional already living in Poland and looking to improve your Polish at work
“Learning Polish with Sabina — especially medical Polish — is pure joy. She’s dedicated, precise and creates a great atmosphere in class. I’m very happy with my progress!”
— Valeriia Sosnovska, Sabina’s former student
Meet Your Teacher
— Sabina Strózik
Sabina Strózik has been teaching Polish for over 10 years and values the personal bond she builds with each student. She currently teaches at a university in Lisbon and has extensive experience working with doctors, nurses and medical students from around the world.
From 2022 to 2024, she taught healthcare professionals in a Polish course with elements of medical language, organized by the School of Polish Language and Culture at the University of Silesia in cooperation with the Silesian Medical Chamber.
She has developed her own teaching programme designed specifically for healthcare professionals - a practical, real-world approach she continuously improves with every course edition.
Privately, she’s a big fan of the Moomins - especially Little My 🧡
How the Course Works
📝 1. Fill out a short form
Tell us your availability, your experience with Polish so far, and what you're hoping to get out of the course.
📞 2. Book your free placement call
Based on your form, you'll be matched with a teacher who assesses your level together with you on a short call. No cost, no commitment yet.
👥 3. Make sure this is the right course for you, then confirm and pay
We check your level of Polish and confirm this is a good course for you, you make a payment to save your spot. You choose one semester (36 classes) or two (72 classes).
💻 4. Meet twice a week on Zoom
Semester 1 runs September 28th to February 2027. If you sign up for two semesters, Semester 2 follows straight after, running February to June/July 2027.
🗣️ 5. Build real speaking confidence
Grammar, vocabulary, conversation, and Polish medical context taught step by step, with speaking practice built into every class.
I never thought that learning such a difficult language as Polish could be a pleasure rather than just an obligation. Ms Sabina proved that it’s possible! Thanks to her, I gained confidence in communicating with patients and colleagues, and the language barrier stopped being a problem.
— Daria Sokolyk, Sabina’s former student
Polish for Medical Professionals
Grupa 32
Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:00 - 10:00 CET
Level set after placement calls
For people who already have some Polish - from courses, self-study, or work - and need guidance to turn what they know into real conversations. We'll get a feel for the group during placement calls and set the level from there.
“I wholeheartedly recommend Ms Sabina! What I appreciate most is how she always motivates her students, boosts their confidence, and helps them grow. Even the most difficult grammar topics or specialist terms suddenly become easy to understand when she explains them. ”
— Iryna Avramenko, Sabina’s former student
❓ FAQs ❓
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When you register for a course, the first step is a short placement call with Sabina.
She’ll listen to your needs and check your level.
After a few placement calls she’ll assess which applicants could form a group together, and reach out to everyone to confirm whether the course will be a good fit for them or not, and to confirm the level of the group. -
We start with more English, especially at A0, then shift into Polish as soon as you're ready for it. Your teacher will always be able to support you in English when it genuinely helps, but the goal is to teach as much as possible in Polish, when you don’t need English anymore.
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4 - 8 students
Most groups run with 6 students. A group needs at least 4 to start, and we'll occasionally go up to 8 if we think an extra person is a good match for that group's level and pace.
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We open a group if there are at least 4 students, with a maximum of 8.
If fewer than 4 people sign up for this course, we can’t open the group and anyone who paid will receive a full refund.
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All lessons take place live on Zoom. In between we’ll use emails for communicating with our participants, and folders on Google Drive to share materials from the classes with you.
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A stable internet connection, Zoom, a notebook, and something to write with.
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You can pay via Stripe using a bank card, PayPal, or BLIK.
Instalments are available with card or PayPal. -
Instalment payments are made by credit or debit card or PayPal (BLIK isn't available for instalments), processed through our payment provider, Stripe. The first payment happens the day you confirm your registration and provide your card or PayPal details, this sets up a 5-month or 10-month subscription that charges automatically on that same date each month, ending after the final payment.
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If you know you’ll be absent, tell your teacher in advance.
We can record the lesson for you on request if all other participants consent. -
You can find the full T&C HERE.Please make sure you’re also familiar with our Privacy Policy before registering for the course.
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Write to us at [email protected]
We’re happy to help.
Not sure this is the right course for you?
That's exactly what the placement call is for. Registration for the October semester is open now, spots go to whoever books first.