chiefx: Unfortunately your english is not good enough to be teaching it. I can tell this from reading your writing, here in this forum! For anyone else reading this forum: if you want to learn english, find a native english speaker. If you want to learn polish, then contact Marcelina!!!
She says if you want to learn POLISH you should contact her. Sounds like a good teacher.
marcelina: If you want to start learning Polish ot to improve this language
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I'd love to if I could afford the RIDICULOUS prices most PSL. Polish language schools are very expensive, and the schools seem to forget that those of us that want to learn for longer periods, and therefore return for more semesters/years (and thus generate more income) are likely to be on Polish incomes.
At the moment I'm skint. But I could do with a reasonably priced Polish teacher with experience in teaching Polish. The last language school I learned Polish at was charging 110zl PER LESSON (basically 60 days worth of 45 minute classes), which is INSANE that considering that the the cheapest classes I used to teach in London were charging 5z (£1) per hour, and the smaller classes were 25zl per 50 minute lesson.
LEARNING ENGLISH IN LONDON IS ONE QUARTER THE PRICE OF LEARNING POLISH IN KRAKOW!
Massive p1ss take, quite frankly, considering all the economics
There's a lot of money in teaching Polish here, but most "language schools/teachers" only if you want to teach you if you are the fly by night "foreigners", here for a month because of their "girlfriends".
Coincidently, none of the "resident" foreigners returned to the "language school"... which taught me nothing in real terms... with no drilling, no less controlled practise, and which actually diminished my confidence! And I'm a language teacher myself with fluent Hungarian! My colleges with no concept of what a "noun case" or even a "verb" was, were completely confused from day one.
Don't get me wrong, these classes are fine if you want to move at the speed of light in order to say "I took Polish lessons"", but in reality they are as much use as a chocolate urinal vessel.
Point is, us "immigrants" need reasonably priced language lessons, but all we have are useless rip off merchants.
Seems like the PSL schools are just as inept at long term business plans as most ESL schools.
I'd be interested to know how much the OP charges for private polish lessons per hour, where she is located, and if she does group prices.
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