📘 B1 State Exam Preparation

📘 B1 State Exam Prep

Work toward the official Polish B1 exam over a full academic year (October 2026 - June 2027) - grammar, writing, speaking, and a full mock exam, with your teacher.

This course is for you if you've finished A2 or you're just starting B1, and you want a clear path to the state exam - not just general conversation practice.

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Knowing Polish isn't the same as passing the exam

You need the B1 certificate for your documents, work, or studies in Poland? 📄
The exam has its own structure, task types, and scoring rules - separate from just "speaking Polish well."

Worried about paying exam fees more than once? 💸
Retaking the exam costs time and money. Preparing properly the first time is worth it.

Not sure what the examiners are actually looking for? 🎯
Your teacher builds the exam's structure and requirements into your B1 curriculum from the start, not tacked on at the end.

You don't need to already speak Polish at an advanced level to start. Over a full academic year, you'll work through the B1 curriculum with the exam requirements built in from day one - so when you're ready to register, you're ready to pass.

Who This Course Is For

This course is a good fit if:

  • you've finished the A2 course (or you're almost done with it)

  • you've started B1 and want to review the material with the exam in mind

  • you know your present, past, and future tenses, verb aspect, and the narzędnik, biernik, dopełniacz, and miejscownik cases

  • you need the B1 certificate for documents, work, or studies in Poland

  • you want a full academic year to prepare properly, rather than cramming close to the exam

You'll learn celownik and wołacz as part of the course - you don't need to know them going in.

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What our students say

  • Kseniya, Adrian's student

    This course exceeded my expectations in every way. The lessons were engaging, insightful, and highly practical, and the supportive atmosphere made learning genuinely enjoyable. Adrian was incredibly knowledgeable, approachable, and passionate about the subject, which kept everyone motivated throughout the course. It was a truly inspiring experience, and I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to develop their skills.

  • Jan, Agata’s student

    What a super environment in which to learn Polish. The course is an immersive experience that fast tracks you into speaking the Polish language in a fun and supportive way, all under the guiding hand of your tutor. I highly recommend it.

  • Tara, Natalia's student:

    Natalia is a really good teacher - she plans the scope and sequence thoughtfully. She is patient and offers feedback in a direct but kind way. I really have learned a lot. More of beautiful Poland has opened to me, and my Polish colleagues have noticed my progress.

  • Jonas, Sabina’s student:

    Sabina is an outstanding teacher. Her amazingly detailed knowledge of polish language ist of great value for us students. She keeps an eye on every student, here and there some smalltalk but always keeping the learning on track. If for example interesting, suitable serials show up on Netflix, Sabina creates great learning materials from scratch espescially for us.

  • Agata's student:

    I've been studying Polish with Agata for over two years, and she has been central to my real progress in the language. I came to her as someone who loves conversation but resists grammar — the kind of student who would happily skip every declension table if left to my own devices. Agata made sure the grammar got its due, working patiently through it with me and my group, finding ways to make it engaging rather than a chore. With enough repetition, things that once seemed impossibly complicated start to feel automatic. After over two years, I still look forward to our twice-weekly lessons. When I'm in Poland, I can hold real conversations on a wide range of topics — something Agata has prepared me for not just through grammar, but through the lively, wide-ranging discussions that are part of every lesson.

  • Adrian's student:

    Adrian is an excellent teacher! He truly knows how to create a fun, safe and engaging environment for learning.

  • Matt, Agata's student:

    The mix of group lessons and YouTube videos with the associated texts and Quizlet material has helped keep the learning engaging. My tutors have been supportive and knowledgeable and help bring the language to life.

  • Agata's student:

    I’ve learned a lot and continue to do so. So glad I found EasyPolish as it’s been a game changer for me. I have much more confidence and know I will get there.

  • Adrian's student:

    Adrian is super engaged and helps wherever he can, open-minded, good course topics & guidance, I like his style of teaching - I really like the course very much despite the fact it's solely online!

  • Natalia's student:

    With Easy Polish I have found the right way to learn Polish, and I am really enjoying myself. Learning a new language is both challenging and rewarding, and Polish language maybe especially! It's definitely worth the journey.

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. Get placed in the right group, then confirm and pay

Once you're placed in a group at your level, you confirm your spot and pay to register. 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. Small groups mean real speaking time, not just listening.

✍️ 5. Build toward the exam step by step

Grammar, writing, and speaking, all built around the real exam requirements, with regular writing feedback and speaking practice every week.

What You'll Work On

Grammar

You'll review the tenses, aspect, and cases you already know, and add what's still missing for B1 - celownik and wołacz - with a focus on using them correctly, not just recognizing them.

Writing

You'll practice both short and long forms, with feedback on every text:
Short forms: invitation, announcement, greetings, wishes
Long forms: report, story, review, essay, characterization

Speaking

You'll practice the exact task types used in the exam:
describing a situation in a photo
a monologue on a given topic
a dialogue with the examiner

Mock exam

Toward the end of the year, you'll take a full mock exam covering all four parts - listening, reading, writing, and speaking - so exam day feels familiar, not overwhelming.

Choose your group

Grupa 13

Mondays & Wednesdays,
12:00 - 13:00 CET

Grupa 26

Tuesdays & Fridays, 18:15 - 19:15 CET

Both groups follow the same B1 exam prep curriculum - you’ll pick whichever schedule works for you.

Choose one semester or two

1 Semester - 36 classes

60 minutes / 2x per week

2880 PLN +VAT

or 5 instalments of 630 PLN / month

2 Semesters - 72 classes

60 minutes / 2x per week

5400 PLN +VAT

or 10 instalments of 630 PLN / month

Prices shown are net. If you're based in Poland, you're VAT-exempt under Polish law, this is your final price. If you're outside Poland, VAT may be added at checkout based on your country. See VAT rates for common countries.

You can pay in full by card, PayPal, or BLIK.

Instalment payments are made by credit or debit card or PayPal (BLIK isn't available for instalments). Choosing the instalment plan sets up a 5-month or 10-month Stripe subscription that automatically charges once a month, ending after the final payment.

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Important Information About the B1 State Exam

⚠️ We don’t conduct the official B1 exam.
This course prepares you for the exam, but the exam itself is organised only by accredited institutions.
You can find official information here: https://certyfikatpolski.pl

⚠️ We don’t register students for the exam.
Once the preparation time is over, you’ll have to sign up and pay the exam fee yourself.

⚠️ You don’t need to buy any extra materials.
We’ll work with tasks from previous exam sessions published on the official website and materials prepared by your teachers.

⚠️ Admission for this course depends on your level.
We only accept students who are already at A2/B1 level.
If your conversation with the teachers that you’re not ready yet, we’ll recommend a regular course to help you prepare for exam prep in the future.

Meet Your Teachers

Natalia Machura

Natalia has over 10 years of experience teaching Polish, English, and Ukrainian. She has prepared many learners for the B1 exam and also takes part in official exam sessions, so she knows precisely what the examiners look for and what mistakes students make most often. She holds a Ph.D. in teaching Polish as a foreign language and previously trained teachers at the University of Silesia. Her two big loves? Languages and Polish food.

Agata Rudzińska

Agata has been teaching Polish to foreigners for nearly 15 years and has guided many students through successful B1 exam preparation. She knows exactly which grammar areas cause the biggest problems and how to explain them in a clear, calm way. She previously spent two years teaching in Kazakhstan and now teaches with the help of two cats who love joining her classes. Agata is deeply curious about all cultures – not just Polish.

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❓ FAQs ❓

  • When you register for a course, the first step is a short placement call with one of our teachers.
    They’ll listen to your needs, check your level, and help you join the right group before the course begins.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • A stable internet connection, Zoom, a notebook, and something to write with.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Write to us at [email protected]
    We’re happy to help.

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