Certyfikat Polskiego A1 study plan
Certyfikat Polskiego A1 · Give each week a clear focus.
6 weeks · About 5 hours per week
Read everyday Polish messages, forms, and simple sentences
Identify people, names, family, origin, residence, and basic question words.
Read short forms and messages without confusing sender, recipient, and personal details.
Your checkpoint
A personal-information vocabulary sheet and a corrected short-text log.
Read everyday Polish messages, forms, and simple sentences
Practice common present forms, agreement, everyday case patterns, and simple preferences.
Track negation, contrast, location, destination, time, and quantity in actual sentences.
Your checkpoint
A phrase-pattern notebook with original examples and specific error explanations.
Use written scripts honestly for partner-read listening practice
Use a suitable partner to read short scripts while the learner keeps the text hidden.
Distinguish numbers, times, prices, days, names, and places, then compare with the written source.
Your checkpoint
A partner-read practice record clearly distinguished from recorded or standardized listening.
Use written scripts honestly for partner-read listening practice
Recognize requests, permission, prohibition, obligation, acceptance, and refusal.
Follow corrections and final choices in short exchanges without selecting the first familiar word.
Your checkpoint
A dialogue-function log with the exact phrases supporting each response.
Read everyday Polish messages, forms, and simple sentences & Use written scripts honestly for partner-read listening practice
Combine notices, menus, directions, shopping, and simple plans.
Solve the cases and check what each fictional number or time refers to before calculating.
Your checkpoint
Four completed cases and a mixed error list grouped by cause.
Read everyday Polish messages, forms, and simple sentences & Use written scripts honestly for partner-read listening practice
Complete a new mixed set before reading the answer key.
Seek direct language feedback and verify actual official session and eligibility information separately.
Your checkpoint
A focused next-step plan covering both conceptual gaps and spoken-language practice.
Milestones
Week 2: Read a short practical text and justify the answer with the relevant Polish phrase.
Week 4: Identify the final choice or function in a partner-read exchange with the text initially hidden.
Week 6: Transfer understanding to a new example without relying on answer order or an official-format assumption.