Learning with Kornelia is really productive and enjoyable. Although I had spent many hours trying to learn Polish before we started working together, I am now much more confident with my grammar than I had been previously. Each lesson allows me to gain a much deeper understanding of grammatical concepts than I managed to obtain using apps and textbooks. Furthermore, I’m able to work on my other language skills simultaneously as we switch between shared languages in order to find the most effective way to explain new concepts, which is a big plus if you also love learning or speaking languages other than English. I would highly recommend booking a lesson with her if you’re looking for a very diligent and fun teacher and also find yourself struggling to get your head around the lovely Polish language.

I loved how Kornelia conducted the lesson, I felt really comfortable with the conversation. Usually, teachers think you're gonna guide the conversation, which is exhausting, but since she's leading the conversation all the stress goes away. I'll definitely continue with her!

Super friendly and warm teacher, she speaks very clearly. I also appreciate her recommendations on what to do in Poland. Highly recommended!

Kornelia is always prepared and has a material-driven style of teaching, which pushes you to speak as much as possible. One of the most professional experiences I've had on the platform. She clearly has a lot of experience teaching, and you can feel it from the first moment you start the lessons. It's always a joy to take lessons from her :)

Kornelia tiene un metodo progresivo muy atractivo para avanzar con pasos firmes en el aprendizaje. Ha sido como ir a hacer gimnasia cerebral.

I had a good trial lesson in Polish with Kornelia, she asked me many questions, which allowed me to practice speaking, which is exactly what I need. She also prompted me to think and try again when I said something incorrectly or awkwardly, and wrote the corrections in the chat. She also suggested having lessons on specific subjects in the future, which I think is a good idea.