The first step is to sign up for the waiting list using the website link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/RWKgbHxWgr. A few times a year, we send an email to everyone on the waiting list simultaneously inviting them to specific courses. Spots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so you need to fill out the application form from that email as quickly as possible. Next, there is a short phone call where we assess the language level of those who signed up and assign them to the appropriate group. Our classes usually start in January, April, and September, though we sometimes offer additional courses as well. Groups are divided into Slavic- and non-Slavic-speaking tracks.

We offer both paid and free courses. Detailed information is available at the MIP office.

NO. This is because Slavic-speaking people learn Polish much faster and easier. Such a study would not be satisfactory to either party.

At MIP, we speak Polish, Ukrainian, English, and Russian. If needed and depending on our capacity, we also try to provide someone for consultations who can interpret other languages (e.g., Spanish).

Information about current events and initiatives organized by MIP can be found on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/migrantinfopoint/events

The address is Aleje Marcinkowskiego 11H, 61-827 Poznań