• j. angielski od beginners po advanced (zajęcia ogólne rozwijające wszystkie sprawności językowe: SPEAKING, WRITING, LISTENING, READING);
• j. angielski dla mam;
• BUSINESS ENGLISH.
• NOWOŚĆ - "REFRESH YOUR ENGLISH" - zajęcia dla zapracowanych, którzy nie mają na co dzień kontaktu z "żywym" jęz. angielskim, mają go za mało lub za "jednobranżowo" Ciekawa propozycja dla wszystkich zabieganych, cierpiących na chroniczny brak czasu - proponuję 1 spotkanie 90 minutowe / tydzień na wybranym poziomie.

CO NA ZAJĘCIACH?

t r o s z k ę   t e o r i i   &   M U L T U M   P R A K T Y K I:

• rozwijanie wszystkich sprawności językowych (READING, LISTENING, SPEAKING, WRITING) w oparciu o ciekawe materiały i ćwiczenia;
• nacisk na KONWERSACJE czyli pozyskiwanie płynności w komunikacji, oswajanie i przełamywanie bariery mówienia w języku obcym;
• nauka użytecznych wyrażeń i słownictwa z wybranych dziedzin życia.

TERMIN: do uzgodnienia (będę przyjmować Państwa preferencje co do dnia i godziny spotkań; po konsultacji ze wszystkimi kursantami, ustalimy optymalny termin)

CIEKAWE MATERIAŁY W CENIE ZAJĘĆ!
NIEKONWENCJONALNE METODY NAUCZANIA....
GRUPY MAX. 6 OSOBOWE!

SERDECZNIE ZAPRASZAM DO WSPÓLNEJ NAUKI W PRZYTULNYM WNĘTRZU I MIŁEJ ATMOSFERZE

LEARNING HINTS

Here are some tips, which you may find useful when learning English or any other subject:

• USE YOUR IMAGINATION – whenever you learn a new word, make a vivid picture of it in your head; link the object with its English equivalent;
• ASSOCIATE – find your own method of associating things, with familiar events, people, places etc. f. ex. if you learn a word "parsley" you can think of someone famous like... Presley whose name sounds similar to the mentioned herb. EXPERIMENT - Your associations can well be abstract, amusing or even absurd! It doesn’t matter if your classmate doesn’t find sense in it – YOU must find it helpful! It is YOUR OWN map of thinking and the more personal it is, the better!
• PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT – REPEAT THINGS - People can often remember a large number of words this way. Once you are able to remember 5 words on your list without looking, add a 6th, repeat the whole list from the beginning, add a 7th, and so on.
• WRITE DOWN NEW WORDS a few times; carefully, using capital, small letters – if a word seems to be difficult or it is a long word, with a complicated spelling, this technique proves to be successful. In this way both your hand and your eyes can remember it.
• AID YOUR MEMORY BY USING COLOURS in your notebook – f. ex. green for adjectives, orange for verbs, blue for nouns etc. Not only will it make your studying more pleasant, but it will also be more appealing and thus - effective!
• YELLOW MEMOS - It is also handy to make memos and stick them around the house (f. ex. "remote control" memo on your remote control), as well as BILINGUAL CARDS (fiszki): GREENHOUSE EFFECT <-> EFEKT CIEPLARNIANY
• PHRASES MORE IMPORTANT THAN SINGLE WORDS – collocations (two or more words that often go together) and fixed phrases are most useful to be known so always pay attention to which verb stands with which noun, which adjective describes which noun etc. (f. ex. we say "to take a photo" or "heavy traffic", "dead serious")
• LEARN IDIOMS if you want to sound natural and fluent (f. ex. "it is not my cup of tea")
• WATCH ENGLISH MOVIES with English subtitles, English speaking TV channels
• LISTEN to English audio books (start with simplified versions), BBC radio etc. Remember that even if the level of your understanding is low, your ear gets used to the sound of English language which will definitely improve your general understanding skill
• READ in English (start with simplified versions of books)
• WORDFORMATION – knowing common prefixes and suffixes will definitely help you out when trying to guess the meaning of a word
• Last but not least – focus on your surrounding - EVERYDAY LIFE which is filled with English words in commercials, songs, advertisements, shop names, headlines etc. Remembering a word in the context will make it stay with you longer ;)

by Sylwia Cebulska