Polscy Korepetytorzy w Glasgow
Znalezienie polskiego korepetytora w Glasgow to doskonały sposób na zachowanie języka ojczystego przez dzieci emigrantów, przygotowanie się do matury z języka polskiego lub doskonalenie umiejętności językowych przez dorosłych. Profesjonalna nauka z rodzimym użytkownikiem języka oferuje nie tylko poprawę gramatyki i słownictwa, ale także utrzymanie żywej więzi z polską kulturą i tradycją. W Glasgow dostępnych jest 19 wykwalifikowanych polskich korepetytorów, którzy pomagają zarówno dzieciom, jak i dorosłym w nauce i doskonaleniu języka polskiego.
Polscy Korepetytorzy w Glasgow
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Ewa Góra is a Polish language teacher with a Master's degree in Polish Philology from the University of Wrocław. She has been teaching Polish in Glasgow for over a decade, initiating her work as a volunteer in 2010. She has extensive experience preparing students for GCSE and A-Level Polish exams and enjoys fostering interest in Polish literature, tradition, and culture.
Joanna Mazzocchi teaches both Polish and Italian, and is passionate about teaching. She has gained significant experience working with bilingual children at the Polish School in Glasgow. She holds postgraduate qualifications in Pedagogical Teaching from Wyższa Szkoła Informatyki i Ekonomii and has participated in various courses on intercultural studies and effective communication.
Magdalena Grubińska is passionate about working with children and continuously seeks new teaching techniques. She holds master's degrees in General Pedagogy and has completed postgraduate studies in Preschool and Early Years Education, as well as Early English Language Teaching. She is also pursuing qualifications to teach Polish and is currently undertaking an HNC Childhood Practice.
Gabriela Czyżewska is an oligophrenopedagogue and a preschool and early years teacher with several years of experience at the Polish School. She emphasizes the individual development and personality of each child, aiming to unlock their potential. She is married and has five children.
Katarzyna Szymkiewicz is a geography teacher who graduated from the University of Kielce. She has teaching experience in both Poland and Scotland, including at a 'No Boundaries School'. She has been teaching at the Polish School in Glasgow since 2016 and participates in courses to enhance her qualifications, focusing on teaching Polish as a foreign language and supporting bilingual learners. She aims to foster curiosity about nature and geography.
Marta Arbat-Wożniak is an early years education teacher at Polska Szkoła w Glasgow. Her pedagogical practice emphasizes the use of diverse teaching methods, incorporating both Polish and Scottish educational approaches.
Beata Koryga is a director of the Polish School in Glasgow with a background in preschool and early years education. She holds pedagogical qualifications from Studium Nauczycielskie and the University of Zielonogórski, and has been involved in Polish community education since 2007. She is passionate about working with children and contributing to the school's development.
Iwona Maksymowicz is an early years and preschool education teacher with master's and bachelor's degrees in Pedagogy from Akademia Podlaska and Wyższa Szkoła Humanistyczna. She has prior experience teaching in Polish Saturday schools and kindergartens in Poland. She has also completed various workshops focusing on early education techniques and curriculum development.
Agnieszka Portacha-Nowak is an early years education teacher who started as a volunteer at the Polish School in Glasgow. She holds a first-degree pedagogical qualification and believes in an individual approach to each child, focusing on their abilities and interests. She aims to create a motivating learning atmosphere through play, songs, poems, and art.
Marta Arbat-Woźniak is a primary school teacher with postgraduate qualifications in educational management and primary teaching in Scotland. She teaches history at the Polish School and utilizes a range of pedagogical approaches tailored to students' diverse needs.
Magdalena Czerniak is a preschool and early years education teacher with a pedagogical background. She has experience working in a private kindergarten in Poland and is known for her patience, responsibility, and creativity in making lessons engaging. She actively participates in workshops to enhance her educational skills.
Paweł Porański is the school manager, holding a Master's degree in Geography with pedagogical preparation from the University of Łódź. He has experience as a volunteer teacher in Polish Saturday schools since 2007, teaching geography and nature studies. He also has additional qualifications in supporting learning needs and using ICT in education.
Michał Słowak is involved in Edunade's podcast, discussing myths about studying at top foreign universities. His expertise likely lies in guiding students through international university applications and academic journeys.
Iwona Madejska has completed early years education in Scotland and works in a Scottish nursery supporting children with additional needs. She began teaching at the Polish school in 2022, focusing on fostering Polish traditions, culture, and language. She finds joy in working with children and nurturing their potential.
Joanna Zaborowska is a music teacher with qualifications from the Feliks Nowowiejski Music School and Maria Curie-Skłodowska University. She previously worked for 11 years as a music and rhythmics teacher in Poland. Since 2015, she has been teaching music appreciation classes at the Polish School in Glasgow, finding great satisfaction in her work.
Żaneta Kostrzewska is an early years and preschool teacher and a surdopedagogue. She began her career in Poland and has since completed courses in Early Learning and Childcare and Caring for Children and Young People in Scotland. She currently works with children with autism and regularly participates in webinars on child development and education.
Katarzyna Golec-Kusio is a qualified teacher of integrated early years and preschool education. She works as a bilingual support assistant in Scottish schools, assisting Polish children learning English and plans to utilize this experience in teaching at the Polish School.
Mariusz Denkiewicz has studied at universities in Warsaw and Reims and has a passion for the educational role of sport. He has organized various activities for children and youth in Poland and worked as a teacher in primary, middle, and high schools. He began at the Polish School in Glasgow as a volunteer and French teacher.
Milena Wodecka has thirteen years of experience teaching Polish language, history, and geography in Polish community schools. She holds master's degrees in Medical Biology and Biology with Geography (teaching qualification) from the University of Kielce, a Polish language diploma from the University of Białystok, and a degree in Early English Language Teaching. She is a contract-qualified teacher and prepares students for GCSE Polish exams, focusing on academic knowledge and social competencies.
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A teacher assistant at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a Master's degree in Mathematics. Has practical experience in primary and secondary schools.
A graduate of Law and Administration from the University of Warmia and Masuria, Jolanta finds joy in working with children, inspired by their imagination. Her family has a strong teaching background.
A graduate in Journalism and Business Language from the University of Silesia, Patrycja has a background as a journalist and specialist in marketing, communication, and PR. She discovered a passion for working with children through their creativity.
Gosia Danielska previously taught at the Polish school about 8 years ago and has now returned to help, accompanied by her youngest child. Travel is a significant motivation for her work. She is a mother of three children and has a dog.
Joanna Ulatowska is the Head Teacher at No Boundaries School, an organization dedicated to Polish community integration in Scotland. She oversees educational programs that focus on Polish language, history, and geography, supporting students from early years through to preparation for advanced academic examinations.
Headmaster of the Polish school offering Polish language, history, and geography education. Specializes in preparing students for A-level and GCSE exams in Polish.
Nina Jajszczyk is a specialist in speech, language, and communication, as well as a glottodidactician and an expert in social communication psychology and educational coaching. She offers a wide range of educational and developmental services, with a focus on areas such as attention, learning, emotional regulation, and sensory processing.
A tutor who encourages practice of learned words, challenges students with reading Polish words, and is adept at helping with specific requests like learning how to greet people.
Anna Goldiszewicz teaches the pre A-level class at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Beata Gniadek-Sikora is responsible for the organization of the school shop at Polska Szkoła Manchester.
Przemyslaw Adam offers Polish language tuition and works as a translator between Polish and English. Potentially has experience with technical subjects related to electronics.
An appointed teacher specializing in Knowledge of Poland.
Katarzyna Maciocha-Syska is a qualified Speech Therapist.
An educator for 9-11 year olds, aiming to improve written communication and reinforce grammar and orthography. Enhances vocabulary and integrates Polish literature, history, geography, traditions, and culture.
A graduate of Polish Philology from the University of Warsaw with a teaching specialization, she previously taught English for five years at Helen Doron Early English. Lidia holds Qualified Teacher Status and has been in Bristol since 2009.
Karolina Czopek is a teacher specializing in Geography at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Patrycja Dragon was one of the founders of the Klub Młodego Polaka (Young Pole's Club), the initiative that evolved into the Polish School of Native Subjects in Newcastle upon Tyne. Her involvement stemmed from a desire to support Polish children and youth in the UK by integrating them and promoting Polish culture, language, and traditions.
Paulina Tylman is a volunteer at the Polish Saturday School, joining in September 2022, and holds a degree in pedagogy. She finds working with children very rewarding and enjoys discovering the world anew with them. In her free time, she likes to travel and read crime novels.
Jola Biała is a supporting assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, providing help across various classes.
These are language advisors who provide consultation and information regarding language courses offered abroad by EF. They assist potential students in choosing programs, understanding options, and booking their study abroad experiences.
Katarzyna Szpotowicz-Chudy is a teacher for Class 1 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, dedicated to foundational learning and student engagement.
Barbara Pawłowska is the director of the Fryderyk Chopin Polish School in Southampton. She is involved in recruiting Polish language teachers and speech therapists, and oversees the coordination of the school's programs.
A graduate of the Higher School of Linguistics with a specialization in Pedagogy, Aleksandra focuses on Early School and Preschool Education. She is passionate about working with children and enjoys spending active time with her family.
Julia Orzechowska is an assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, providing support for classroom activities and student development.
A psychologist, trainer, and academic teacher with expertise in advisory and business coaching. He also trains teachers, focusing on supporting bilingual children.
Anna Parr began her involvement with the Polish school in September 2021. She finds joy and motivation in Saturday classes and meetings with other teachers. She values contact with children, the Polish language, tradition, and culture. She is a wife and mother of three daughters.
Patrycja Lalewicz is an early years education teacher at "Poloniusz", dedicated to the development of young learners.
As the Deputy Head Teacher at No Boundaries School, Izabela Wołczyńska contributes to the educational leadership that supports the integration of the Polish community in Scotland. Her role involves overseeing the curriculum and student development, particularly in areas of Polish language and culture.
Agnieszka Antoniewicz teaches nursery groups and has been at the Polish School since 2007. She possesses a Master's degree in Pedagogy, a Bachelor's degree in Care Pedagogy with School Logopedics, and has completed vocational medical studies and a First Aid course.
Qualified pedagogue with psychology diploma and Polish GCSE teacher. Provides educational and pedagogical support.
An educator for 7-8 year olds, focusing on enhancing Polish reading and writing skills. Covers orthography, grammar, and integrates elements of Polish geography, history, traditions, and customs.
Karol Proszowski is a Year 9 teacher at Polska Szkoła Manchester, dedicated to inspiring students in their Polish language studies and critical thinking.
A tenured teacher specializing in the Polish language.
Małgorzata Farbaniec, after a long break, has returned to the Polish Saturday School to support and celebrate Polish traditions and language among younger generations. She sees her volunteer work as more than just help; it's a chance to share what's important to her. She enjoys the school's atmosphere, interacting with children, and building community ties. Her personal interests include archaeology and metal detecting.
Founder and Director of Edu Owls Limited since 2013, with extensive experience in education and finance. Holds a Master's in Chemistry and postgraduate qualifications in accounting and financial management. Certified trainer in social skills for children and adolescents, including those with autism and Asperger syndrome.
Edyta Olender teaches Grades I and IV, having been at the Polish School since 2006. She studied Humanities at the Cardinal Wyszyński University. She has completed NVQ Level 3 in Children Learning and Development and a First Aid course. She currently works as a nursery nurse-room senior at Chiltern College Caversham.
Katarzyna Kościołowska serves as the contact person for the John Paul II Polish Saturday School in Liverpool. The school focuses on teaching Polish language, history, and geography, and prepares students for external examinations such as GCSE and A-level.
Father Dr. Romuald Szczodrowski is involved in religious education, specifically preparing Year III students for their First Holy Communion at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Joanna Kolota is a specialist in supporting multilingual learners with over fifteen years of experience in primary, secondary, and tertiary education. She excels at designing and implementing EAL strategies across curricula and delivering bespoke training. Currently pursuing DELTA, she is a frequent speaker at educational conferences and is publishing a book on empowering EAL learners.
Dorota Wdówka began her volunteer work at the Polish school in September 2025 and finds it very enjoyable. Her passion includes cooking and baking for loved ones, and she enjoys walks and mountain hikes.
Magdalena Barankiewicz has been sharing her love for Poland with students at PSST since early 2023. She deeply respects Polish culture and feels great joy in connecting with the Polish language abroad, aiming to spread this passion among the youth. She enjoys flowers, sunshine, crime literature, and the Tatra Mountains.
Mr. Napruszewski completed Polish Philology with pedagogical preparation and postgraduate journalism studies. He has extensive experience in educational work with various age groups and previously worked as an editor for a regional newspaper.
A tenured teacher specializing in Polish Language and WOP.
Anna Sołtykiewicz serves as the deputy director responsible for the education of older children and is a Polish language teacher at "Poloniusz".
Anna McKenna is a Lecturer in English as a Foreign Language at the University of Plymouth, assisting students in improving their academic English language proficiency.
Magdalena Białęcka is the director of the Mały Instytut Języka Polskiego "Poloniusz" and teaches Polish language and early years education. She is actively involved in the school's operations and educational initiatives.
Weronika Kowalczyk instructs theatre workshops at the Polish School, joining in 2010. She has extensive experience as a theatre group member and director for youth groups, as well as experience leading cheerleading groups.
Head of the Polish Language subject team and a tenured teacher specializing in the Polish language.
A contract teacher specializing in Knowledge of Poland.
This provides translation, proofreading, and copywriting services for various documents, marketing materials, and websites. They also offer practical tutoring in English, Polish, and Maths, covering a wide range of subjects and exam preparations up to A-Level, including IELTS and GCSE. Services cater to children, teens, and adults with flexible learning options.
Monika Wiszniewska is a teacher for the GCSE class at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Barbara Kizelbach is a Polish language teacher for adults at Polska Szkoła Manchester, focusing on practical language acquisition and communicative skills.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a background in management. Holds qualifications in payroll, IT, and teaching Polish as a foreign language. Has experience in customer-facing roles and administrative positions.
Anna Steel began her volunteer work at the Polish school in September 2024, driven by a desire to develop and strengthen Polish traditions and culture. She enjoys spending time with children and sharing Polish knowledge and language with the younger generation. In her free time, she enjoys sewing, crafting, and artistic projects with her children.
Agnieszka holds a degree in Theology and pedagogical qualifications for a school teacher. Since 2012, she has been teaching at the Polish Saturday School in Newcastle, leading a basic profile group where students learn Polish language, culture, history, and geography. She finds great satisfaction in her students' progress.
Agnieszka Radoń is an assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, providing support to students and teachers.
This school offers English language courses designed for faster learning through an intuitive speaking method. They are based in East London (E11).
Ewa Markiewicz teaches Year 6 at Polska Szkoła Manchester, aiming to inspire fluency and independent thought through engaging educational methods.
An educator for 7-8 year olds, focusing on enhancing Polish reading and writing skills. Covers orthography, grammar, and integrates elements of Polish geography, history, traditions, and customs.
As Head of the Polish School, Małgorzata Niedbało holds a Master's degree in Care and Educational Pedagogy. She has been with the school since 2006, previously teaching in the nursery. She is also certified in First Aid and organizes the "KRASNOLUDKI" Polish Parents & Toddlers Group.
Krystyna Jarosińska teaches Grade II and has been at the Polish School since 2010. She has a Bachelor's degree in Pedagogy for Primary Education and has completed NVQ Level 2 in Children's Care, Learning & Development.
Monika Stelmaszyk teaches classes for 1st and gimnazjum grades, joining the Polish School in 2011. She has a Master's degree in Polish Philology and completed a course in Oligophrenopedagogy. She has previous experience teaching Polish in a secondary school and collaborated on a reading education project.
Experienced private tutors offering lessons in English, Polish, Maths, Physics, Geography, and History. They provide preparation for various exams including GCSE, A-Level, and IELTS, as well as translation, text checking, and CV writing services. Teaching is available online with flexible hours and tailored to all levels.
A teacher assistant at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a Master's in Special Pedagogy. Has volunteer experience in primary schools providing homework assistance and psychological support, as well as practical experience in juvenile probation.
Anna Davison is a contact person at Polska Szkoła im. Św. Jana Pawła II in Leicester. The school caters to 140 students from Polish or Polish-English backgrounds, with programs for children aged 4 and above, including preparation for external exams.
Kinga Stępień serves as a Year 0 teacher at Polska Szkoła Manchester, dedicated to fostering language skills and independent thinking in her students.
Katarzyna Clarke is a graduate of Polish Philology from UKSW and teaches the seventh grade. A humanist with a passion for linguistics, she approaches her students individually, with respect and a smile, ensuring engagement. She also teaches in a special English school from Monday to Friday.
Anna Bujek teaches the pre-GCSE class at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
The Polish Saturday School in Manchester offers education in Polish language and culture for students, operating on Saturdays. It provides enrollment for new school years.
Barbara Andrzejewska works as an assistant for Class 2 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, aiding in classroom management and student support.
An individual involved in educational support and advisory services, participating in a meeting to discuss how to support bilingual children.
This institution aims to cultivate and promote Polish culture, language, and traditions among children and youth of Polish origin residing in the UK. They focus on providing educational support tailored to individual student needs.
A tenured teacher specializing in Polish Language and WOP.
Nina Kowalska is a Year 5 teacher at Polska Szkoła Manchester, dedicated to fostering language skills and critical thinking in her students.
Anna Delekta teaches Year V B at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Sylwia Lynn works as an assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, supporting the educational activities and student care.
Paulina Basak teaches the Polish-English class, having been at the Polish School since 2011. She holds a Master's degree in English Philology with a teaching specialization. She has 5 years of experience as an English tutor for children aged 6 and above.
Ms. Grzegrzółka holds a Master's degree in Social and Cultural Animation Pedagogy, along with postgraduate qualifications in Integrated Education and Preschool Pedagogy. She possesses extensive experience working with preschool children and those in grades 1-3.
Marta Kwiatkowska teaches Year VII at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Magdalena Brown teaches Year 2 at Polska Szkoła Manchester, committed to inspiring students through engaging lessons and promoting self-thinking.
Gerda Bronikowska is responsible for teaching Year III B at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Kinga Malinowska works as an assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, supporting the educational staff and students.
Agnieszka Drejarz is an educator for Year II B, also known as the 'Lisek' group, at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Oliwia Miłek is the school secretary and has been involved with the Polish School since 2008. She holds a Master's degree in Renewable Energy, Technology & Sustainability from the University of Reading and an engineering degree in Environmental Protection. She has prior teaching experience at the school and currently works for the Borough Council in Reading.
Agnieszka Barczyńska teaches Year IV at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with postgraduate qualifications in early years pedagogy and a background in tourism. She is a certified trainer in social skills for children, including those with autism and Asperger syndrome, and has experience in special needs education.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, holding a Level 3 qualification in supporting teaching and learning in schools. Experienced as a teaching assistant and pediatric first aid provider, with awareness of the Prevent strategy.
Katarzyna Kalita is a Polish language teacher at "Poloniusz", committed to teaching the Polish language to students.
A teacher and dance instructor at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, with a Master's in Public Administration. She is a certified trainer in social skills for children, including those with autism and Asperger syndrome, and has extensive experience as a camp leader and children's animator.
Agnieszka Wyszogrodzka-Filim is the Director/Leader of the John Paul II Polish Saturday School in Liverpool. The school offers Polish language, history, and geography, along with religious education, preparing students for GCSE and A-level exams.
Anna Pająk is a teacher at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry, specializing in the reception class.
Marta Bohatyrewicz teaches Grade II, joining the Polish School in 2009. She has a Master's degree in Special Needs Pedagogy with a focus on resocialization. Her qualifications include courses in effective teaching methods, addiction prevention, and camp counseling. She currently works in a special needs school for children in London.
Deputy Director of the Polish School. Holds a Master's degree and the status of a tenured teacher.
Ewa Kalist-Kouprianoff teaches Class 6 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, responsible for delivering the curriculum effectively.
Elżbieta Gadomska, also known as Ela, is a teaching assistant for the 4-year-old group at the Polish Saturday School, having joined in September 2019. She finds volunteering to be very satisfying and enjoys spending time with her own family in her free time.
Eliza Franczak is a teacher for Class 2 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, focused on delivering engaging lessons and fostering student progress.
Stella Zawiślak is a deputy director responsible for the education of younger children, working as an early years education teacher and catechist at "Poloniusz".
Anna Dejk is a teacher for Year V A at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Wioletta Czekaj teaches Grade IV and A-level classes, joining the Polish School in 2007. She holds a Master's degree in Polish Philology with a teaching specialization and has experience teaching in various school levels in Poland. She has also volunteered with youth organizations and worked as a Polish language tutor. She currently works as a Teaching & Learning Assistant in Burghfield Common.
Anna Zwiefka is a teacher at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry, responsible for Year I.
An educator specializing in early years (4-6 years) Polish language instruction. Focuses on vocabulary acquisition, speaking practice, and fostering national identity. Introduces foundational reading and writing skills.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, holding a Teaching Assistant Diploma and qualifications in early years education. Specializes in teaching Polish as a foreign language and has extensive training in supporting children with autism, Asperger syndrome, and bilingualism.
Opportunity for individuals to volunteer at a Polish school, working with children and youth on Saturdays. The role offers satisfaction from contributing to a valuable cause, gaining experience in educational and organizational tasks, and becoming part of a supportive team.
Anna Gościmska teaches Polish for GCSE and A-levels at Polska Szkoła Manchester, aiming to equip students with advanced language skills and foster independent thought.
Katarzyna Millar joined the Polish school four years ago and works professionally as an office manager for the last 10 years, utilizing her language and organizational skills. She finds great satisfaction in discovering students' passion for the Polish language and observing their progress. In her free time, she enjoys reading, DIY, traveling, and long walks with her daughter and dog.
Ewa Doleżyczek is a preschool teacher at Polska Szkoła Manchester, inspiring young children to engage with the Polish language through play and encouragement.
Barbara Kiełbasa is a Year 1 teacher at Polska Szkoła Manchester, engaging students in learning and encouraging their intellectual development.
An alumna of Kujawsko-Pomorska School of Higher Education, she specializes in resocialization pedagogy and addiction prevention. Ewa gained experience working with children in kindergartens and socio-therapeutic dayrooms.
Dorota Malinowska is the Director of the Polish School of Native Subjects in Newcastle upon Tyne. She is dedicated to supporting Polish youth in learning the Polish language and cultivating their cultural identity, emphasizing a child-centered approach within a supportive and friendly educational environment.
Dorota Sarad-Piska, who works in rehabilitation, volunteers at the Polish Saturday School, emphasizing the importance of learning the language and fostering friendships. She believes in the power of reading and encourages engagement through various activities and mountain excursions.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, specializing in art classes. Holds degrees in General Pedagogy and Cultural and Social Pedagogy, with experience as a primary school assistant and nursery assistant.
Maja Głowacki serves as an assistant at Polska Szkoła Brighton, contributing to the daily operations and student support.
Grażyna Lasota teaches Years 7 and 8 at Polska Szkoła Manchester, focusing on developing Polish language proficiency and encouraging self-directed learning.
A Polish tutor with 2 years of experience, focusing on conversation, beginner levels, and travel-related Polish. Maria offers effective, goal-oriented classes designed to help students achieve confidence and desired results.
Co-founder and creator of the Derby Polish Supplementary School, dedicated to educating children in Polish language, culture, history, and traditions. Played a key role in the school's establishment and ongoing development.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, specializing in childhood pedagogy and teaching Polish language and culture abroad. Possesses experience in English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and working with children with learning disabilities.
A teacher assistant at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a Master's in Tourism and Management and a Bachelor's in Geology. Has training in supporting students with special educational needs.
A tenured teacher specializing in the Polish language.
A teacher assistant at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a Master's in Polish Philology and postgraduate studies in preschool education. She has experience in various UK schools and is trained in first aid, safeguarding, and supporting students with special needs, including those with autism.
Beata Domian instructs the dance club at the Polish School, joining in 2010. She has a long history of participation in children's dance ensembles and experience caring for younger children.
Małgorzata Ćwikła is an early years education teacher at "Poloniusz", focusing on providing engaging learning experiences for young children.
This institution provides Polish language and cultural education for Polish children abroad. It offers support for Polish heritage learners and aims to foster national identity among the Polonia community in Great Britain.
This is a Polish Saturday school named in honor of Janusz Korczak, dedicated to teaching Polish language, history, culture, and traditions to children of Polish origin in Cardiff. The school aims to foster a connection with Polish heritage and identity.
Aldona Wyszyńska joined the Polish Saturday School as a volunteer in 2024. She finds working with children rewarding, enjoys teaching them the Polish language and traditions, and is inspired by their enthusiasm. Privately, she is a mother who enjoys climbing and martial arts.
Magdalena Siwiec joined the volunteer team in September 2025. She is a mother of three and enjoys books, crocheting, and spending time outdoors. She finds great satisfaction and increased happiness from her Saturdays spent with children and fellow volunteers at the Polish School.
Hanna Marzańska is the Director of the Polish Saturday School in Coventry and also teaches the A-level class.
Wioletta Kapłon teaches Year III A at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
An experienced Polish tutor with 15 years of teaching experience, specializing in beginner, conversational, and child-focused Polish lessons. Agata offers effective, goal-oriented classes to help students achieve their desired learning outcomes.
Iwona Siemińska has been a volunteer at the Polish school for two years, teaching Group 0. She finds great joy in work and play with children, sharing knowledge, and observing their learning progress. In her free time, she enjoys nature and reading.
Joanna Wiska teaches Class 4 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, guiding students through their curriculum.
An appointed teacher specializing in the Polish language.
Małgorzata Towiańska teaches the 1st gimnazjum grade and has been at the Polish School since 2006. She holds a Master's degree in Polish Philology and has experience teaching Polish in a public gimnazjum in Poland.
A teacher assistant at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with a Master's in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology with elements of education. Experienced in supporting students with autism spectrum disorder and Asperger syndrome.
Ewa Kwaśniak teaches religious education to younger classes, joining the Polish School in 2009. She holds a Master's degree in Theology with teaching qualifications and has experience teaching in primary, gimnazjum, and secondary schools in Poland. She has also completed a course in Interpersonal Communication.
Beata Tworek teaches the morning nursery group and has been at the Polish School since 2011. She holds a Master's degree in Social and Educational Pedagogy. Her professional experience includes teaching English and working as a counselor in a Polish gimnazjum, and she has worked in mainstream and special needs schools in the UK.
Emilia Borkowska joined the Polish Saturday School volunteer team in September 2025. She views volunteering as a unique and rewarding mission that involves dedicating time and heart to positively impact the future of the next generation of Poles abroad.
Monika Rutkowska teaches the Polish-English class, having been at the Polish School since 2011. She holds a Master's degree in History and has teaching experience in Poland. Her background also includes library work, cultural event organization, and supervision of students.
Edyta Bitowska-Kożuchowicz is an early years education teacher at "Poloniusz", contributing to the education of the youngest students.
Louisa Wojciechowska is a client who chose Listen & Learn for private in-home Polish lessons. She finds her teacher, Ewa, to be a very good fit and is experiencing positive progress in her learning.
Joanna Kunda is a teacher at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Contact person at the Polish School in Sheffield, established in 1950. The school focuses on teaching native subjects and cultural heritage to Polish children in the Sheffield area, operating on Saturdays with volunteer staff.
Małgorzata Kamińska is a teacher for Year VIII at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
An educator for 9-11 year olds, aiming to improve written communication and reinforce grammar and orthography. Enhances vocabulary and integrates Polish literature, history, geography, traditions, and culture.
Joanna Stańczak teaches the "zerowa" (preparatory) and Grade I classes, and has been at the Polish School since 2012.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls, specializing in early years education and art classes. She has experience teaching various age groups in Polish Saturday schools.
Karolina is a Polish language and art teacher with a decade of experience, holding master's degrees in Polish philology and theater studies, and postgraduate studies in Oligophrenopedagogy. Her extensive background includes teaching at all educational levels, tutoring Polish as a foreign language, and teaching special education and psychology classes. She is also qualified to prepare students for GCSE and A-level exams.
Head of the Knowledge of Poland subject team and an appointed teacher.
Mgr Monika Śleszyńska is an academic language specialist who visited the International Academy at the University of Wolverhampton. She presented on academic language and conducted a workshop comparing English, Polish, and Chinese for international students. She also shared materials for postgraduate students and doctoral candidates at PB.
Edyta Miterska teaches Grades III and V, and has been with the Polish School since 2005. She has a Master's degree in Early Childhood Pedagogy and a Bachelor's degree in Primary Education and Computer Education. She is also a certified camp counselor for summer and winter camps.
Agnieszka Góra teaches Year II A at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
An alumnus of Opole University of Technology and postgraduate studies at WSB Gdańsk, Robert has experience as an academic teacher, cultural animation trainer, and camp counselor. He is interested in Polish history and diving.
Małgorzata Gwóźdź is the Director of the Polish Saturday School in Plymouth. She is dedicated to fostering the Polish language, culture, and traditions among Polish children and youth living in the UK. She oversees the school's educational programs and ensures a high standard of teaching with an individual approach to each student.
Alicja Ogrodowicz is a teacher for Year VI at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Patrycja Michałowska teaches History at the Polish Saturday School in Coventry.
Małgorzata Witkowska has been supporting the Polish school since 2018, initially as an assistant and since 2019 as a lead teacher for the 5-year-old group. She is motivated when children leave school happy and eager to use the Polish language. She enjoys traveling and relaxing with family through walks and board games.
Monika Grablewska is the Director/Leader of Polska Szkoła im. Św. Jana Pawła II in Leicester. The school offers education to 140 students from Polish or Polish-English families, starting from age 4.
Anna Kaczorowska is a Polish language tutor based in Bristol, UK. She offers individual and group lessons for students of all ages, focusing on curriculum-based learning, exam preparation for GCSE, and improving reading, writing, and speaking skills. Her teaching methods are engaging and incorporate elements of Polish history and geography.
Klub Młodego Polaka (Young Poles Club) offers educational and cultural activities for children and youth aged 5-14. The program focuses on improving Polish reading and writing skills, exploring Polish literature and culture, creative writing, and learning about Polish history and geography in an engaging way. The aim is to foster a strong sense of identity and celebrate heritage.
An educator specializing in early years (4-6 years) Polish language instruction. Focuses on vocabulary acquisition, speaking practice, and fostering national identity. Introduces foundational reading and writing skills.
Director of the Polish School. Holds a Master's degree and the status of a tenured teacher.
Sylwia Dębicka has been a volunteer at the Polish Saturday School in Telford since October 2015, working with the youngest children. She focuses on making lessons engaging and motivating children to discover the Polish language and culture, finding inspiration in their smiles and achievements.
Marta Drażewska is a teacher at Polska Szkoła Brighton, responsible for the Zerówka (preparatory class). She plays a key role in early education.
Katarzyna Żamojtuk is a teacher for Classes 7/8 at Polska Szkoła Brighton, guiding older students through their academic subjects.
Dorota Serej-Żeleźnicka has been a teacher at the Polish school for over 4 years, focusing on her lifelong passion for working with children. Inspired by Janusz Korczak and with a further interest in child and adolescent psychology, she aims to support each child with respect for their individuality, often taking long walks in nature.
Joanna Mitchell serves as an assistant for GCSE classes at Polska Szkoła Brighton, providing support to students preparing for their examinations.
A teacher at the Polish Saturday School Edu Owls with postgraduate qualifications in Logopedics and teaching Polish as a foreign language abroad. Specializes in supporting bilingual children, those with dyslexia, and a range of speech and learning difficulties.
Ms. Wickiewicz is an alumna of Zielona Góra University with a specialization in Polish Philology and teaching. She has lived in the UK since 2006 and shares a family passion for taek-won-do.
Magdalena Rojek teaches the "zerowa" (preparatory) class and has been with the Polish School since 2008. She holds a Master's degree in Law. Her experience includes 5 years working with young scouts (zuchy) in Poland and 3 years as a private childcare provider.
A Polish school located in Stoke-on-Trent offering educational services. The school provides contact information via phone and email.
Polscy Korepetytorzy — Online
OnlineSpecjaliści pracujący wyłącznie online — po polsku, dla osób z każdej części świata.
Anita Piotrowska is a highly qualified and caring tutor at Heroes of the Math@home, utilizing a proven methodology to deliver online mathematics tuition tailored to a child's specific educational needs. She aims to help students achieve breakthrough results in mathematics, fostering confidence and academic progress.
Offers fully personalised, tailored online one-to-one Polish lessons based on the student's needs. Jakub, who has lived and studied in Poland, ensures lessons are authentic and cater to varying levels of proficiency.
An academic researcher with over 10 years of experience in higher education in Poland and the UK. Specializes in academic language and offers courses for PhD students in writing and presenting scientific work, as well as delivering lectures and staff training.
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Korepetytorzy po polsku w Glasgow
System edukacyjny w Wielkiej Brytanii pozwala na swobodne świadczenie usług korepetytorskich bez konieczności posiadania formalnej rejestracji, choć wielu tutorów posiada wykształcenie pedagogiczne lub filologiczne. Polscy korepetytorzy często działają jako self-employed tutors i mogą prowadzić zajęcia w domach uczniów, własnych lokalach lub online. Ceny standardowych zajęć w Glasgow zazwyczaj wahają się w przedziale — za godzinę lekcyjną, w zależności od doświadczenia nauczyciela, poziomu zaawansowania ucznia i formy zajęć. W Glasgow znajduje się 19 zweryfikowanych specjalistów, 174 kolejnych pracuje w innych miastach Wielkiej Brytanii, a 3 oferuje sesje online dostępne z dowolnego miejsca.
Polskie kwalifikacje pedagogiczne nie wymagają formalnego uznania do prowadzenia prywatnych korepetycji w Wielkiej Brytanii, co ułatwia nauczycielom z Polski rozpoczęcie działalności. Jeśli jednak korepetytor planuje pracować w brytyjskiej szkole publicznej, musi uzyskać Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) poprzez procedurę uznawania kwalifikacji zagranicznych w Teaching Regulation Agency. W przypadku prywatnych korepetycji klienci zwracają uwagę przede wszystkim na doświadczenie praktyczne, referencje od innych rodzin oraz metodykę nauczania dopasowaną do potrzeb ucznia. Warto sprawdzić, czy tutor posiada aktualne DBS check (Disclosure and Barring Service), co jest standardem przy pracy z dziećmi w Wielkiej Brytanii.
Dla polskich rodzin w Glasgow korepetycje języka polskiego służą najczęściej trzem celom: nauczaniu dzieci urodzonych w Wielkiej Brytanii języka rodziców, przygotowaniu do egzaminów z języka polskiego (GCSE Polish, A-level Polish) lub wsparciu uczniów uczęszczających do polskich szkół sobotnich. Korepetytorzy dostosowują program do polskiego systemu edukacji, jeśli rodzina planuje powrót do kraju, lub skupiają się na języku potocznym i kulturze, gdy priorytetem jest zachowanie tożsamości narodowej. Zajęcia mogą obejmować naukę czytania i pisania, literaturę polską, historię lub przygotowanie do polskiej matury eksternistycznej. Wiele rodzin ceni sobie możliwość przekazania dzieciom nie tylko języka, ale także znajomości polskich tradycji, świąt i wartości.
Przy wyborze polskiego korepetytora w Glasgow warto zwrócić uwagę na kilka kluczowych aspektów. Po pierwsze, określ cel nauki: czy chodzi o swobodną komunikację, naukę pisania i czytania, przygotowanie do egzaminu, czy może wsparcie w konkretnym przedmiocie nauczanym po polsku. Po drugie, sprawdź doświadczenie tutora w pracy z daną grupą wiekową oraz znajomość programów nauczania (polskiego lub brytyjskiego). Po trzecie, zapytaj o metodykę i materiały dydaktyczne, zwłaszcza czy korepetytor używa współczesnych podręczników i czy potrafi zaangażować uczniów poprzez interaktywne metody. Dobrze jest umówić się na lekcję próbną, aby sprawdzić chemię między uczniem a nauczycielem. W przypadku zajęć online upewnij się, że tutor dysponuje odpowiednim sprzętem i platformą zapewniającą płynną komunikację. Referencje od innych polskich rodzin w Glasgow są często najcenniejszym źródłem informacji o jakości nauczania.
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