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Language AcademyWarsaw, Kopernika 34

Language courses in central Warsaw and online

General English, Business English and exam preparation in groups of up to five, or one-to-one. We also teach Polish for foreigners and other languages, at Kopernika 34 or online.

The trial lesson is free and there is no obligation.

  • since 2016 teaching in Warsaw
  • ETS exams at Kopernika 34 Take TOEIC® and TOEFL iBT® at our centre

Exams at our centre

Take TOEIC, TOEFL iBT, telc and TOLES exams with us at Kopernika 34

Course and exam under one roof, next to Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet metro: prepare on one of our courses, then take the exam here.

Candidates taking a test in a room at Kopernika 34, with an invigilator at the table
  • TOEIC Listening & Reading

    computer-based

    Fee: PLN 450

    Results within about 3 hours

    Sessions: 6 dates, from 2 December 2026 to 10 February 2027

    as of 5 November 2026, source: ETS Global

    Register for the exam

    Registration takes place on the exam organiser’s website (opens in a new tab).

  • TOEIC 4⁠-⁠Skills

    listening, reading, speaking and writing

    Fee: PLN 799.99

    Sessions: 2 dates, 19 January 2027 and 11 February 2027

    as of 5 November 2026, source: ETS Global

    Register for the exam

    Registration takes place on the exam organiser’s website (opens in a new tab).

  • TOEFL iBT

    new format since 21 January 2026: about 90 minutes, scored on a 1⁠–⁠6 scale

    as of 5 November 2026, source: ETS

    Register for the exam

    Registration takes place on the exam organiser’s website (opens in a new tab).

  • telc

    English and Polish – dates arranged on request

    Register by phone: +48 22 126 26 26

  • TOLES

    legal English – dates arranged on request

    Register by phone: +48 22 126 26 26

All about our test centre

Tests

Check your level

A free online test helps you choose a course, and official sample tests help you prepare for an exam.

Online placement test screen: question 1 of 50 with four answer options and a timer

For universities

Language courses for universities

We run language classes on behalf of universities – English and other languages.

Students at desks in a classroom, one of them reading a textbook

We begin by discussing your university’s needs: the languages, the number of groups and the levels required.

Get in touch

First steps

How to get started

Three steps to your first class.

  1. Check your level

    Online English test: 100 questions, 30 minutes. You will see your result after entering your contact details.

    Take the test

  2. Have a free trial lesson

    A teacher will check your level, ask about your goals and show you what our classes are like. Our office will arrange a time with you.

    Sign up

  3. Choose a course and sign up

    In a group or one-to-one, in person or online. We'll arrange class days and times with you after you sign up.

    See courses

A class at Kopernika 34: a teacher and two students at a table

At your trial lesson

  • you'll find out your level
  • we'll agree on your learning goal
  • you'll see what our classes are like

Risk-free

  • Free trial lesson – at Kopernika 34 or online. No obligation.

Price list

How much does a course cost?

You'll know the price before you sign up. Examples for General English:

Prices for other courses

  • English exam preparation, one-to-one PLN 150 per lesson (45 min), PLN 200 per lesson (60 min)
  • English exam preparation, group of 4⁠–⁠5 PLN 38 per lesson (45 min)
  • English exam preparation, group of 2⁠–⁠3 PLN 50 per lesson (45 min)
  • English matura preparation, group of 4⁠–⁠5 PLN 36 per lesson (45 min)
  • English matura preparation, group of 2⁠–⁠3 PLN 48 per lesson (45 min)

Prices are per person. Materials are included; the school's confirmation of course completion and external exams are charged separately. Online lessons cost the same as in-person ones. Prices as of 8 October 2026. See the full price list

Why Princeton

Teaching in central Warsaw since 2016

  • 2⁠–⁠5people per group in our English coursessource: our price list · as of 8 October 2026
  • A1⁠–⁠C2from beginner to proficient: groups A1⁠–⁠C1, one-to-one up to C2source: princeton.pl course descriptions · as of 3 October 2026

For institutions

Working with universities and companies

Language courses commissioned by universities, training for company teams and language learning audits.

  • For universities

    Language courses for universities

    We take care of organising your language courses:

    • a level test at the start and end of the semester
    • placing students in groups, choosing teachers and arranging cover
    • a report for the university every semester
    • the TOEIC exam at our test centre, at the university’s request

    More about language courses

  • Training for teams

    Courses for companies

    Classes from A1 to C2, at your premises or at our school:

    • testing participants and discussing your training goals
    • dividing your team into groups and planning the course programme
    • attendance monitoring

    Request a quote

  • Analysis and recommendations

    Language learning audits

    We look at how language learning works in your institution:

    • level testing, the programme and the platforms
    • a report with an action plan

    How an audit works

For universities and companies

Language learning and e⁠-⁠learning platform audits

We look at the platform, the materials and the marking through the eyes of a student and a teacher – before the results are used for course credit. You receive a report with area ratings, a register of findings and an action plan.

Teachers meeting a group of adult students in a bright classroom at Kopernika 34

Area ratings

Example – illustrative data

On a scale of 1⁠–⁠5: 5 – ready to use without reservation; 3 – works, but needs fixes before a wider roll-out.

AreaRatingRationale
Stability and performance5 out of 5Courses, exercises and recordings open without delay, even on a slower connection.
Exercise marking3 out of 5Scores appear straight away, but feedback on mistakes is given only in some tasks.
Content and CEFR level3 out of 5Texts are linguistically correct; some modules are harder than their stated level.
Audio and video4 out of 5Recordings are clear; in beginner courses the pace is sometimes too fast.
Accessibility (WCAG)3 out of 5Good contrast and a clear layout; not every exercise can be completed with the keyboard alone.
Mobile version2 out of 5Drag-and-drop exercises are hard to complete on a small screen.

Severity levels

critical
blocks learning or is misleading
high
noticeably reduces quality
medium
inconsistency or methodological weakness
low
cosmetic

Sample finding

Example – illustrative data

highF1

Text difficulty does not match the module’s CEFR label

In some lessons of a B1 module, the texts and vocabulary are at B2 level. Students come across harder material than the course description suggests, and their exercise scores understate their real level.

Recommendation: check the level of the module’s texts (for example against a CEFR vocabulary profile), then either simplify them or move the module to the appropriate level.

How we work

  1. Automated consistency checks across all course content.
  2. A full read-through of the courses, with a severity rating and a recommendation for every issue.
  3. Verification of key findings directly on the platform, using a student account and, with your consent, a teacher account.

We use automated tools and AI; every finding that affects the conclusions is confirmed manually.

What the audit covers

  • Functionality and navigation
  • Exercises and marking
  • Lesson content: accuracy, CEFR level, clarity
  • Vocabulary and flashcards
  • Audio and video
  • Accessibility (WCAG), mobile, performance
  • The teacher’s perspective
  • How learning is organised: level testing, hours, groups, exams

What you receive

  • A summary for university or company leadership
  • Area ratings on a 1⁠–⁠5 scale
  • Key findings with examples
  • A register of all findings with location and recommendation
  • A staged action plan: before results are used for course credit, during the semester and in the longer term

What's new

News

  1. TOEIC at our test centre

    Sessions from 2 December 2026, fee PLN 450 (as of 5 November 2026, source: ETS Global).

    Test centre

  2. English matura 2027

    Written exams on 6 and 7 May, results on 9 July (source: CKE, the Polish Central Examination Board).

    English matura preparation

  3. Ten years in central Warsaw

    Courses for adults and children, Business English, matura and certificate exam preparation, plus one-to-one Spanish and Italian. You can take TOEIC, TOEFL, telc and TOLES exams with us.

    About us

More on our Facebook page (opens in a new tab)

In development

Princeton E⁠-⁠Academy: a new platform for learning

We are building our own platform: self-paced courses with an AI tutor, live online classes with a teacher, plus booking and a student dashboard, all in one place.

Students working at computers in a computer lab

AICourse with an AI tutor

English AI – English for working with AI

For non-technical people: AI concepts and vocabulary in English, conceptual thinking, communication skills and expressing your ideas precisely – writing prompts and briefs for AI and reading its answers critically. You learn at your own pace, guided through the course by an AI tutor that explains things as you go, in both Polish and English.

Pilot programme for adults (18+)

Let us know you’re interested

You can also email biuro@princeton.pl with ‘E⁠-⁠Academy’ in the subject line.

When you talk to the AI tutor, you will always know it is AI. Before the pilot starts, we will explain how your data is processed.

  • Live online classes with a teacher

    In our own video room on the platform, without third-party video-call apps. You book a time in your teacher’s calendar. Choose from a package of lessons, a monthly subscription, a timetabled group or a single lesson.

  • Online booking and a student dashboard

    You book your trial lesson and classes in a calendar. Your dashboard shows your timetable, materials and progress.

  • AI

    Exam and specialist modules

    Preparation for exams such as TOEIC and TOEFL, and specialist courses – at your own pace, with an AI tutor.

Before you sign up

Frequently asked questions

Don’t see your question here? Call us on +48 22 126 26 26

How much does an English course cost?

A General English lesson (45 min) costs PLN 36 per person in a group of 4⁠–⁠5 and PLN 48 per person in a group of 2⁠–⁠3. One-to-one lessons cost PLN 135 for 45 minutes or PLN 180 for 60 minutes. Prices for other courses, such as exam preparation, are in our price list. Materials are included; the school's confirmation of course completion and external exams are charged separately. Online lessons cost the same as in-person ones. Prices correct as of 8 October 2026.

What happens in a trial lesson?

It's free, there's no obligation, and you can take it in person or online. Our office arranges a time with you. A teacher checks your level, asks about your goals and shows you what our classes are like. Afterwards, you'll know which course is right for you.

I don't know my level. What should I do?

Take our online placement test. The result shows your approximate level, and a teacher will confirm it at your trial lesson.

Are classes in person or online?

Both: in person at Kopernika 34 in Warsaw, or online. The nearest metro station is Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet, and there is a lift in the building.

When do classes start?

We'll arrange class days and times with you after you sign up. To ask about a particular start date, call us on +48 22 126 26 26 (Mon–Fri 10:00⁠–⁠18:00).

Will I get a confirmation of course completion?

After each term you can obtain a confirmation of course completion from Princeton Language Academy, for a separate fee.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes. You can pay for a term in up to two instalments – by bank transfer or in cash at our office.

Contact

How to find us

The school is at Kopernika 34 in Warsaw, by Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet metro station (line M2). Buses: 111, 116, 128, 222, 503, E-2.

The building at Kopernika 34 in Warsaw, home of Princeton Language Academy
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Princeton Language Academyul. Kopernika 34, 00-336 Warszawa

  • Metro Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet
  • There is a lift in the building.

Office hours

  • Mon–Fri 10:00⁠–⁠18:00

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