Polish Evening Classes

This class is aimed at students who have no previous knowledge of the language.

Duration: 20 weeks 

Day and Time: To be confirmed.

Term Dates:

Term 1: Week commencing 8 October 2018 to week commencing 10 December 2018. (10 weeks)

Term 2: Week commencing 28 January 2019 to week commencing 1 April 2019. (10 weeks)

Venue: Trent Building, University Park Campus 

Cost: 

• University of Nottingham Students: £240 (paid in two instalments of £120)
• Staff and Members of the Public: £260 (paid in two instalments of £130) plus an additional £10 exam fee. Please note the exam is optional.

Learning outcomes: 
On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Exchange simple greetings 
• Introduce themselves and other people 
• Give personal information about family, job or studies, where they live 
• Give the same information about other people 
• Use numbers 1-100, express dates, time, prices 
• Give information about their interests, likes and dislikes 
• Shop for food and clothes 
• Order meals and drinks 
• Give directions 
• Use the present tense of regular verbs and a few irregular verbs 
• Use possessive pronouns and adjectives 
• Use Nominative, Accusative, Genitive and Instrumental Cases (singular)

This class is aimed at students who have completed the Polish level 1 evening class or who have an equivalent amount of previous knowledge.

Duration: 20 weeks 

Day and Time: To be confirmed.

Term Dates:

Term 1: Week commencing 8 October 2018 to week commencing 10 December 2018. (10 weeks)

Term 2: Week commencing 28 January 2019 to week commencing 1 April 2019. (10 weeks)

Venue: Trent Building, University Park Campus 

Cost: 

• University of Nottingham Students: £240 (paid in two instalments of £120)
• Staff and Members of the Public: £260 (paid in two instalments of £130) plus an additional £10 exam fee. Please note the exam is optional.

Learning outcomes:
On successful completion of this course, students will be able to: 

• Describe daily routine 
• Describe the events in the past 
• Describe health issues 
• Describe leisure interests 
• Describe transport / how to get to places 
• Describe places where to live (flats, houses, cities, countryside) 
• Talk about events / activities in the future 
• Book holiday accommodation 
• Talk about the weather 
• Use imperfect tenses 
• Use Past tense 
• Learn the Nominative plural 
• Learn the Locative Case singular and plural 
• Learn basic verbs of motion