ERASMUS INTENSIVE LANGUAGE COURSES
2013-14
- ORGANISING INSTITUTION’S INFORMATION FORM INSTITUTION NAME:
ADDRESS:
COUNTRY:
EILC LANGUAGE
LEVEL COURSES ORGANISED:
WEB SITE
ADAM MICKIEWICZ UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF POLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE FOR FOREIGN
STUDENTS
UL. FREDRY 10, 61-701 POZNAŃ
POLAND
POLISH
LEVEL I (BEGINNER) 
NUMBER OF COURSES: 2
DATES: 26.08. – 20.09.2013
www.schoolpl.amu.edu.pl
LEVEL II (INTERMEDIATE)
NUMBER OF COURSES: 0
 DATES: ………………….
www.schoolpl.amu.edu.pl
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Please note that all student EILC applications for our EILC should be sent by e-mail to the following
address: eilc@frse.org.pl (Erasmus National Agency in Poland).
Students are also required to register on-line at: http://www.erasmus.org.pl/eilc-poland
STAFF
JOB TITLE / NAME
CONTACT PERSON
FOR EILC
ALICJA SEMPOWICZ-KALCZYŃSKA
JOB TITLE
SENIOR DEPT. MANAGER
RESPONSIBLE PERSON FOR THE PROGRAMME
DR. IWONA BORKOWSKA
ERASMUS INSTITUTIONAL COORDINATOR
ADDRESS, TELEPHONE, FAX, E-MAIL
Adam Mickiewicz University
School of Polish Language and Culture for Foreign
Students
Fredry 10 st.
61-701 Poznań
Poland
tel./fax (+48 61) 829 45 16
e-mail: schoolpl@amu.edu.pl
AMU International Office
E-mail: Iwona.Borkowska@amu.edu.pl
Phone: (+48 61) 8292743
Collegium Minus, Room 207
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PART I: GENERAL INFORMATION
 DESCRIPTION OF TOWN
- SHORT HISTORY AND LOCATION
Poznań is situated halfway between Warsaw and Berlin, and is one of the biggest and oldest cities in
Poland. Having a population of 0.6 million, Poznań is the main city of Wielkopolska, the wealthiest and the
most developed region of Poland with its prosperous agriculture, trade, industry, as well as education, sport
and rich tradition.
Poznań is known for its contribution into creation of Polish nation. Beginning as a fortified village in 10th
century, Poznań soon became the capital of Poland and a residence of first Polish Kings. The town flourished
as a European trade centre during 15th and 16th centuries, but later its prosperity declined due to fires and
wars. Poznań prospered again between two world wars. Devastated during World War II, it was rebuilt after
1945 and became one of the most important industrial and cultural centers in Poland.
Poznań’s historical monuments are proof of its fascinating history. Ostrów Tumski, the oldest part of the
town, built in the 10th and 11th centuries, along with the cathedral, is the medieval ‘cradle of the Polish
state’ and the residence of the first rulers of Poland. The historical Old Town, located in the centre of the
city, has preserved the medieval city plan with a grid of perpendicular streets leading to the enchanting Stary
Rynek (Old Market) where, among the historical old merchant houses, a pearl of the Polish renaissance
dominates – the Town Hall.
Modern Poznań is a vibrant, lively metropolis. Business, culture and entertainment – shopping malls,
theatres, concert halls, galleries, museums and cinemas that always offer a lot of events and attractions – all
can be found here. Among the most important and best known are the Poznań International Trade Fair, the
Malta International Theatre Festival, at which as many as a hundred theatre groups perform and finally the
International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition. For nature lovers, Poznań offers two zoological
gardens, a botanical garden, an arboretum and a palm house. The best place to practise sport is the 12-hectare
Sports and Recreation Centre on the shores of Malta Lake. Open all-year-round, it is the home to the
Canoeing World Cup and European Canoeing Championships.
Above all, though, it is Poznań’s large, and ever-increasing scientific and academic centres that contribute to
the rapid and intensive development of the city, bringing it ever-greater renown. Nowadays, 140 thousand
students attend 22 public and private higher education schools, the largest of which is Adam Mickiewicz
University.
- MAIN LOCAL/CULTURAL EVENTS
It would be hard to count all major cultural and local events taking place in Poznań, as they are many, but it
is certainly worth naming some of the most important ones.
1.The International Poznań Fairs are cyclical events aimed at promoting products and services offered by
various branches of the economy. The Fairs attract exhibitors and investors from all over the world.
2. The Malta Theatrical Festival is devoted to Polish and foreign outdoor and street theatre and is
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accompanied by unconventional concerts and other musical performances.
3. The International H. Wieniawski Violin Competition is a prestigious competition open to young
violinists, attracting the most promising virtuosos from all over the world.
4. The International Modern Dance Workshops – one of the biggest events of this type in Europe. In the
course of the open dance workshops participants have an opportunity to acquaint themselves with various
modern dance techniques, such as krumping or latino jazz.
5. The Hoffman Festival is an event devoted not only to the propagation of opera music. It also aims at
searching for expressions of understanding and co-operation in the history of Polish and German culture
and arts.
6. The persona grata Early Music festival aims at popularising the slightly forgotten music of past
centuries. Music lovers get a chance to listen to interesting compositions performed by the best Polish and
foreign musicians.
7. The International verba sacra Festival is devoted to discovering the beauty of biblical texts and the art
of their reading. Biblical texts are interpreted by leading Polish actors.
8. The International off cinema Film Festival Provides an opportunity for Polish and foreign feature
films, documentaries and animations made outside the mainstream cinematography to be shown to a wider
audience.
9. The International Maski Theatrical Festival is an event during which spectators can see a number of
plays staged by Polish and foreign alternative theatres.
10. The International universitas cantat Festival of University Choirs is a venue for exchanging
experiences and presenting the achievements of choirs from Polish and foreign academic centres.
11. The Ale kino! Film Festival presents films for children and young people, whose makers eschew
cultural and commercial stereotypes.
12. The International tour film Festival is devoted to the presentation of unusual places and distant
cultures recorded on film.
13. The National Kon-Teksty Festival of Polish Contemporary Arts for Children and Young People
popularises contemporary drama among the youngest theatre lovers.
14. The National O.B.O.R.A. Cabaret Songs Festival is devoted to popularising the cabaret art.
15. The Poznań Marathon is the largest sporting event of this type in Poland. it is accompanied by races
popularising less common form of movement (e.g. a rollerblades marathon).
16. The Pyrlandia Days are a celebration of the traditional dishes made from potatoes, so popular among
the inhabitants of Poznań. (“pyra” is the regional word for potato). Tastings of the specialities of Poznań
cuisine are accompanied by concerts and numerous competitions.
Useful links:
more information on the regular events taking place in Poznań can be found at:
www.2016poznan.pl/index.php?action=main&id=6&lang=PL&menu=49&mode=artykuly
Current cultural events are discussed at the following websites:
www.cim.poznan.pl
http://www.epoznan.pl/index.php?section=kultura
http://www.poznan.pl/mim/public/events/events.html?category=215&tickets=&p=2
http://poznan4u.pl/imprezy/
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- HOW TO REACH TOWN (LINKS FROM THE NEAREST AIRPORT, TRAIN OR COACH STATIONS)
Poznań can be conveniently reached by plane, train or coach.
Thanks to its Ławica Airport, Poznań offers air connections to the most important cities of Europe. Detailed
flight timetable to and from Poznań can be found at the website of the Airport. You can reach the city centre
from the airport by public transport (bus lines 48, 59, L, 242) or taxi. The bus timetable can be found at the
website of the Municipal Public Transport Company (Miejskie Przedsiębiorstwo Komunikacji). If there are
no direct flights from your town to Poznań, you can use airports in other cities with convenient railway links
to Poznań, e.g. Wrocław and Warsaw. Trains bound for Poznań leave both these cities almost every hour.
The journey from Wrocław to Poznań takes 2.5 hours and from Warsaw 3 hours. You can plan your rail trip
using the website of the Polish Railways (Polskie Koleje Państwowe - PKP).
You can also reach Poznań directly by rail. There are direct trains to Poznań from Berlin and Brussels. You
can plan your rail trip using the website of the Polish Railways (Polskie Koleje Państwowe).
Those who prefer to travel by road can come to Poznań by coach. Poznań has convenient coach connections
with many European cities.
Useful links:
1.
Ławica Airport in Poznań: www.airport-poznan.com.pl
2.
Okęcie Airport in Warsaw: www.lotnisko-chopina.pl
3.
Wrocław – Strachowice Airport: www.airport.wroclaw.pl
4.
Polish Railways: www.pkp.com.pl
5.
Municipal Transport Company in Poznań: www.mpk.poznan.pl
6.
List of cities with international coach links to Poznań:
www.info.poznan.pl/komunikacja/pks/odjazdy_inter.html
- TRANSPORT IN TOWN (BRIEF INFORMATION ON THE MAIN MEANS OF TRANSPORT AVAILABLE)
Public transport is the most convenient way of moving about in Poznań. Buses and trams reach all parts of
the city. Travelling in Poznań is made easier thanks to the Rapid Tram, which cuts the travel time between
Poznan’s outskirts and the city centre to just 15 minutes. Rapid transit is also possible by express buses.
Night buses run between 11.00 p.m. and 5.00 a.m. (fares are the same as during the day). It pays to buy a
transit card (komkarta) which allows holders to purchase cheap monthly travel cards valid on all trains and
buses (excluding express buses, where the fare is more expensive). Students under the age of 26 holding a
student card are entitled to a 50% discount on public transport fares.
There are also many taxi firms in Poznań. The largest include: Radio Taxi Koziołki +48 (0) 61 19692, Radio
Taxi +48 (0) 61 19622, Radio Taxi 515 +48 (0) 61 815-515, Radio Taxi Rmi 48 (0) 61 8219-219, radio Taxi
M1 48 (0) 61 8222-222, radio Taxi Stop 48 (0) 61 8222 333. All cabs charge a minimum fare (approximately
PLN 6). The driver is obligated to issue a cash register receipt confirming the fare amount.
Poznań is a driver-friendly city. Therefore, you may also move about in your own car. In the city centre there
are parking zones where parking attracts a charge. There is also an extensive network of secure paid car
parks. You may also hire a car or a bike in Poznań.
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Useful links:
Car rental in Poznań:
http://www.poznan.pl/mim/public/main/class.html?id_cz=6029&id_klasy=514&lang=pl
http://www.cityrent.com.pl/
http://www.car-mar.pl/index.php
Taxis in Poznań:
http://www.poznan.pl/mim/public/main/class.html?id_cz=6029&id_klasy=116&lang=pl
Bike hire in Poznań:
http://www.mpk.poznan.pl/rowery.html
 SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE ORGANISING INSTITUTION
The AMU School of Polish Language and Culture for Foreign Students was established in 1985 as an
extension of the Institute of Polish Philology, and has more than 20 years of experience in teaching Polish as
a foreign language. Academic teachers, employees of the Institute of Polish Philology, conduct the classes.
Most of the teachers are also examiners and members of the “ZAZIE” group by the State Commission for the
Certification of Proficiency in Polish as a Foreign Language commissioned by the Ministry of Science and
Higher Education. Three major factors contribute to the high level of education in the School of Polish
Language and Culture for Foreign Students. Firstly, the teaching programme meets the Commission’s
recommendations. Secondly, we have long-standing experience in teaching Polish as a foreign language.
Finally, the teachers are well-qualified to deal with students from different countries and cultures. Every
member of the staff speaks at least one foreign language: English, German, French or Russian.
Classes take place in a beautiful historical building, Collegium Maius, which is situated in the city centre
beside the Stanisław Moniuszko Grand Theatre and the ‘Zamek’ Culture Centre. The convenient localization
of Collegium Maius enables students to get to the School by any means of public transport while at the same
time encouraging them to sample the city’s rich cultural offering, the restaurants, coffee shops, clubs and
pubs. The courses run by the School, whose main purpose is to teach and to promote Polish language and
culture, are an excellent opportunity to exchange different experiences and opinions, to meet interesting
people and make friends among the students. In the academic year 2012/2013 more than 400 people from
over 30 countries participated in different courses conducted by the School of Polish Language and Culture
for Foreign Students at AMU and there are more and more students every year wanting to live the adventure
of a lifetime. Our website is: www.schoolpl.amu.edu.pl
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ACCOMMODATION
- SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCOMMODATION OFFERED (HOTEL, APARTMENTS, STUDENT HALLS, OTHERS; IF THERE ARE
COOKING FACILITIES) AND ON THE RENT TO BE PAID PER WEEK
We offer our students accommodation at the “Zbyszko” dormitory situated at 80 Piątkowska st., in single and
double rooms. Two rooms share a bathroom. The rooms come with a change of bed linen, towels and a
refrigerator. On every floor there is a public phone. Student may use kitchens located at every floor of the
dormitory.
Total accommodation costs (4 weeks) per person are as follows:
- single room – PLN 500 (about 125 €),
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double room – PLN 400 (about 100 €) (PLN – Polish zloty; 1 € = ca 4 PLN).
MEALS
- SHORT DESCRIPTION ON THE SERVICES OFFERED (UNIVERSITY CANTEENS, RESTAURANTS, BARS, OTHERS)
We also offer our students full board at the student canteen (between Monday and Friday). If necessary,
students may prepare their breakfasts and suppers at the dormitory’s kitchens. On weekends we suggest eating
in restaurants. During field trips we also recommend dining out.
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RECEPTION OF STUDENTS
- MEETING POINT (PLACE, DATE AND TIME OF FIRST MEETING - FOR EACH COURSE WHERE DIFFERENT)
On 25 August 2013, at 6:00 p.m. there will be a meeting of all the participants with their tutor. The meeting
will be held at the ground floor in „Zbyszko” dormitory, 80 Piątkowska St.
On 26 August 2013, they will be officially welcomed at the Adam Mickiewicz University by the
representatives of the University, the Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology and the head of the School of
Polish Language and Culture for Foreign Students.
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EXTRA MURAL ACTIVITIES
- SITE VISITS
We offer students a number of guided sightseeing tours of Poznań and the surrounding areas. These trips will
allow them to become acquainted with the history and culture of Poland, and, above all, with the cultural
heritage of our region. We have planned the following tours:
A)
The Piast Route (Gniezno, Biskupin, Ostrów Lednicki), highlighting the establishment and
development of the Polish state and contribution to this process made by the region of Wielkopolska;
B)
to the Wielkopolski National Park, which protects various forms of post-glacial landscape with unique
flora and fauna. There is also a number of historical churches and manor houses situated within the limits of
the Park;
C)
to Puszczykowo, (The Museum of Arkady Fiedler, a famous writer and traveler who lived in
Puszczykowo)
walks in Poznań (Old Town, Town Hall, Fara Church, Przemysław’s Hill, Ostrów Tumski, Poznań Citadel)
and visits at the local museums (National Museum, Museum of the City of Poznań, Museum of Musical
instruments, Museum of the Poznań Uprising – June 1956) bringing closer the history and culture of our town.
- SPORTS FACILITIES (SWIMMING, TENNIS, GYMNASIUM; OPENING DAYS AND AVAILABLE INFORMATION)
Poznań has a well-developed sports infrastructure and offers many attractions to those who enjoy active
recreation. At most sports facilities students under the age of 26 holding student cards (also international
cards) are entitled to buy tickets at discounted prices (up to 50% off).
Swimming pools
In Poznań there are a number of indoor and open swimming pools (open in the summer). Here is a list of these
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facilities:
1. University swimming pool, ul. Strażewicza 21, available to UAM students. Open between 6:00 a.m.
and 10:00 p.m..
2. Kompleks sportowo-rekreacyjny Termy Maltańskie,
http://www.termymaltanskie.com.pl/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=231
3. POSIR, Ośrodek Sportowy Centrum, ul. Chwiałkowskiego 34, open from 6:15 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. For
more information go to:
www.poznan.pl/mim/public/turystyka/object.html?id_cz=6054&id_klasy=72&id_obiektu=17752&lan
g=pl&lhs=chapters&rhs=search.
4. Posnania swimming pool, ul Słowiańska 78. Open from Monday until Friday between 6:30 a.m. and
11:00 p.m., on Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. More information at:
www.posnania.pl.
Tennis courts
There are dozens of tennis courts in Poznań. Their full list can be found at:
www.poznan.pl/mim/public/turystyka/class.html?id_klasy=75&id_cz=6054&lang=pl.
Below we present information on selected courts:
1. Akademicki związek sportowy, ul. Noskowskiego 25, courts open from dawn till dusk. More
information at: www.azstenis.pl.
2. Akademicki związek sportowy, ul. Pułaskiego 30, indoor courts.
3. Centrum Tenisowe Arena, ul. Reymonta 35, Open and indoor courts, squash courts. Opening hours:
daily between 8:00 a.m. and midnight. More information at: www.tenis-poznan.pl.
Sports centres
Poznań has a number of sports centres offering various forms of recreation. Below we list several of them. A
more extensive list can be found at:
www.poznan.pl/mim/public/sport/class.html?id_cz=6054&id_klasy=81&lang=pl&lhs=chapters&rhs=search.
1. Malta Ski, ul. Wiankowa 2 (summer sled track, artifical ski slope with ski hire, training golf course,
mini golf, playground). More information at: www.maltaski.pl
2. KS Posnania sports hall, ul. Słowiańska 78 (tennis courts, archery, fitness club, swimming pool, sports
fields). More information at: www.posnania.pl.
3. Niku recreation Centre, ul. Piątkowska 200 (bowling, aerobic, fitness club, sauna). More information
at: www.niku.pl.
Golf courses
Poznań and its surrounding areas offer several attractively located golf courses. Below we present some of
them.
1. Bachalski Sport Park Golf Course, ul Wichrowa 60 – 499. More information at: www.sportpark.pl.
2. Driving Range Malta ski, ul. Wiankowa 2. More information at: www.maltaski.pl.
3. Mini golf Malta ski, ul. Wiankowa 2. More information at: www.maltaski.pl.
- ENTERTAINMENT (CINEMA, THEATRE, ETC.; BRIEF INFORMATION ON PLACES AND STUDENT FACILITIES)
Theatres
Poznań has much to offer to theatre lovers. The capital city of Wielkopolska hosts a dozen or so theatres,
including some well-known far outside the borders of our country, such as The Polish Theatre of dance. Those
interested in classical and avant-garde theatre, musicals and opera will be happy to have stayed in Poznań.
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Below we present a list of selected theatres. A more extensive list can be found at :
www.poznan.pl/mim/public/turystyka/object.html?id_cz=14&id_klasy=179&id_obiektu=16032&lang=pl&lh
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Polski Teatr Tańca, ul. Kozia 4. More information at: www.ptt-poznan.pl
Teatr Muzyczny, ul Niezłomnych 1a. More information at: www.teatr-muzyczny.poznan.pl.
Teatr Nowy, ul Dąbrowskiego 5. More information at: www.teatrnowy.pl.
Teatr Ósmego Dnia, ul Ratajczaka 44. More information at: www.osmego.art.pl.
Teatr Polski, ul. 27 Grudnia 8/10. More information at: www.teatr-polski.pl.
Teatr Wielki im. Stanisława Moniuszki, ul. Fredry 9. More information at: www.opera.poznan.pl.
Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra
Music lovers are bound to be interested in concerts organised by the Poznań Philharmonic Orchestra. More
information on the repertoire can be found at: www.filharmonia.poznan.pl. Extensive information on Poznań’s
orchestras,
choirs,
musical
competitions,
folk
ensembles
can
be
found
at:
www.amuz.edu.pl/page.php/1/0/show/221/ and www.poznan.pl.
Cinemas
Poznań boasts a number of large multi-screen theatres (Cinema City, Multikino), as well as smaller cinemas.
Cinemas in Poznań screen the latest Polish and foreign “mainstream” movies, as well as independent
productions.
Students under the age of 26, who hold student cards (also international) are entitled to buy discounted cinema
and theatre tickets (up to 50% off).
Clubs, Pubs, discos
Also those who enjoy pop music, dance and good food won’t have cause to complain in Poznań. This is a city
of innumerable music clubs, pubs and discos, restaurants, cafes and bars. More information on places worth a
visit can be found on the following websites.
Music Clubs
www.pora.pl/poznan/kluby
http://www.poznan24.com.pl/poznan-poznan24-informacje-pub,i,klub,puby,i,kluby,w,poznaniu-11.html
Pubs
www.poznan.dlastudenta.pl/lokale/
www.poznan.pogodzinach.pl/puby.php3
Restaurants
www.restauracje.poznan.pl/
www.poznan.gdziezjesc.info/
Coffee Shops
www.poznan.dlastudenta.pl/restauracje/?t=28
www.poznan.pogodzinach.pl/kawiarnie.php3
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PART II: COURSE(S) DESCRIPTION
COURSE NO: 1 AND 2
LEVEL:
I: Beginner courses
PERIOD:
(A1 and A2 levels)
FROM...
TO...
26.08.2013
20.09.2013
 LANGUAGE COMPONENT
- SHORT DESCRIPTION OF LANGUAGE COMPONENT: OBJECTIVES AND TEACHING METHODS
The objective of the courses is the acquisition (beginner levels: A1 and A2) of basic language skills (speaking,
comprehension of spoken word, reading, writing). Special emphasis will be placed on expanding the
communication competencies of the students. To this end they will be made familiar with new vocabulary,
taught the correct pronunciation and use of grammar forms corresponding to their existing knowledge in these
areas. After completing the course the beginners should be able to communicate in everyday situations
(shopping, dealing with officials, finding the way, travelling by rail, coach and air), including providing
information concerning them. They should also understand basic spoken and written information. Students
will use modern textbooks and materials prepared by the tutors. Our chosen teaching method is based on
communication with an element of grammar.
- SUBJECT-SPECIFIC LANGUAGE ELEMENTS
(e.g. special modules for students in particular disciplines)
IF YES, SPECIFY:
 YES  NO
Although we have not planned any discipline-specific language tuition, if necessary, tutors will endeavour to
ensure that the classes (especially conversation classes aimed at developing lexical skills) are focused on
teaching the language used in a specific field which is of interest to the students.
- DURATION
TOTAL NUMBER OF CLASSES
HOURS IN CLASSROOM
HOURS OF PRACTICE CONVERSATION/LANGUAGE LABORATORY
OTHER (PLEASE SPECIFY)
116 h.
60 h.
40 h.
16 h.
- ASSESSMENT (SPECIFY IF THE ASSESSMENT IS MADE BY WRITTEN/ORAL EXAMINATION, ASSIGNMENT, ETC.)
Only those students who successfully pass the interim tests, held after each week of study, will be allowed to
sit the final examination. The final grade will depend also on the attendance record and active participation in
classes. The final test will cover all the skills taught during the course (communication and vocabulary,
grammar, reading and spoken word comprehension, creation of written text). The final examination will be
written. After the successful completion of the course, students obtain 5 ECTS credits.
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 COURSE FACILITIES
- TEACHING AIDS
 AUDIO/VIDEO MATERIALS
 COMPUTER/SOFTWARE
 HANDOUTS/PRINTED TEXTS
 TRANSPARENCIES
 OTHER : (SPECIFY) IF NECCESSARY
– MULTIMEDIA DISPLAYS.
YES 
- LIBRARY
NO 
IF YES, SPECIFY:
TIMES
OPENING DAYS
ADDRESS
Monday: 12.00 – 7.00 p.m., Tuesday – Friday: 9.00 a.m. – 7.00 p.m., Saturday: 9.00 a.m. –
5.00 p.m.
Monday – Saturday
Ul. Ratajczaka 38/40, 61-816 Poznań, library@amu.edu.pl
YES 
- LANGUAGE LABORATORY
NO 
IF YES, SPECIFY:
TIMES
OPENING DAYS
ADDRESS
COST
 CULTURAL COMPONENT
- SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE CULTURAL ELEMENTS INCLUDED IN THE COURSE: OBJECTIVES AND TEACHING METHODS
The cultural component will be handled both during trips (all the planned trips are of educational character),
lectures and workshops, as well as during tutorials. Lectures will cover Poland’s history, the history of Polish
film, music and literature. In the course of the workshops students will have an opportunity to get acquainted
with Polish folk dances and take part in theatre workshops. Culture-related information will also constitute an
important element of the tutorials, although we are not going to hold separate classes to handle these matters.
Polish culture and customs will be discussed in connection with the topic of a given class.
- DURATION
TOTAL HOURS OF ACTIVITIES
h.
 TEACHERS AND SUPPORT STAFF
NUMBER OF...:
 TEACHERS
 ADMINISTRATORS
 STUDENTS
10
4
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10