Wondering whether you need official confirmation of your Polish language skills?
Perhaps you are planning to study, hoping to get a new job, thinking about applying for citizenship or simply want to check your level. In situations like these, a language certificate may prove essential – or at least very useful.
WroMigrant will lift the lid on it all – in other words, we will tell you:
about the different types of language certificates and what you can use them for,
about the proficiency levels in Polish as a foreign language (JPJO),
about exam formalities: when and where the exams take place, how much they cost and how to register,
about what happens during the exam,
how to tell whether you are ready,
where to find practice materials,
whether you can get confirmation of your language skills without taking an exam
and more.
Important!
Completing the form does not guarantee a place at the meeting. Registration for the project “From Adaptation to Integration – Supporting Third-Country Nationals in the Process of Intercultural Integration in Wrocław” (FEDS) is required.
You can find the details here. Places are allocated in the order in which paper recruitment forms are completed at Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu). We will contact you by phone to arrange the next steps.
When: 14 January (Wednesday), 17:00-19:00
Where: Passage of Dialogue, ul. Świdnicka 19
Language of the meeting: Polish + Q&A in Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian
Register using the form:
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The project “From Adaptation to Integration – Supporting Third-Country Nationals in the Process of Intercultural Integration in Wrocław” is co-financed by the European Union through the European Social Fund Plus under the European Funds for Lower Silesia 2021-2027 programme, and by the state budget under grant agreement No. FEDS.07.06-IP.02-0050/24-00 of 14.02.2025.
Project beneficiary: Wrocław Municipality
