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FLNG 0062 - Polish II

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Course Description

Build on your foundation from Polish I, or prior experience, and take your language skills to the next level in Polish II. Through active participation, this course helps you strengthen your ability to speak, listen, read, and write in Polish through engaging class activities and assignments.

 You’ll review foundational grammar concepts such as noun cases and verb conjugation, while expanding into new topics like the genitive, locative and dative cases, as well as imperative and future tense forms. Vocabulary lessons focus on real-life topics including daily routines, transportation, directions and places, helping you become more confident in everyday conversation.

By the end of the course, you will have developed a stronger command of Polish grammar, pronunciation and conversational skills.

Course Format

This hybrid course combines the flexibility of asynchronous, independent learning with the engagement of live online sessions. In addition to pre-recorded lectures and assignments, participate in six live online sessions, providing opportunities to interact with the instructor and classmates, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of the material.

Recommended Textbooks

All essential course content is provided by the instructor and is included as part of your enrollment. While not required, the following textbooks are recommended for participants who wish to supplement their learning or explore additional practice materials.

  • “Hurra Po Polsku 1” by Aneta Szymkiewicz and Małgorzata Małolepsza
    ISBN: 9788396353061 (Available on Amazon or Prolog Publishing)
    Also available as an e-book (ISBN: 978-83-958337-2-4) through Prolog Publishing e-books.
  • “Cześć, Jak Się Masz” by Władysław Miodunka
    ISBN: 978-8324231089
  • “Polish Verbs and Essentials of Grammar” by Oscar Swan
    ISBN: 978-0071597463

Notes

This is a noncredit enrichment program. Progress and courses completed are marked by Continuing Education Units (CEUs). CEUs are not transferable to college or university transcripts.

Prerequisites

Completion and comprehension of Polish I or equivalent content

Instructors

  • Margaret Naczek
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FLNG 0062 - 260419V

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Apr 05, 2026
Live Online
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$299.00
Section Title
Polish II
Type
Hybrid
Days
Su
Time
7:45PM to 9:15PM
Dates
Apr 05, 2026 to Jun 07, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
15.0
Location
  • Online (Central Time)
Instruction Method Options
Live Online  
Course Fee(s)
Registration $299.00
Potential Discount(s)
  • Early Bird
CEUs
1.5 CEUs
Cancel Request Deadline
Mar 22, 2026
Transfer Request Deadline
Mar 06, 2026
Instructors
  • Margaret Naczek

Section Note

This hybrid class begins April 5, 2026 with asynchronous, independent coursework that includes weekly pre-recorded lectures and assignments. There is no live online class on April 5.

Live Online Sessions: Six Sundays
Dates: April 19, 26; May 3, 17, 31; June 7, 2026.
Time: 7:45pm-9:15pm CT

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Margaret Naczek

Margaret Naczek, a dual citizen of the United States and Poland, completed her undergraduate degree in Polish language and journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2017. She has also studied Polish language at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as well as abroad at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and the Catholic University of Lublin. Margaret’s strength comes in her formal instruction of Polish language grammar concepts.

Her passion for Polish culture spans further than just the language. Since 2001, her passion has been in Polish folk dancing. She is a Polish folk dance instructor for Syrenka Children’s Polish Folk Dance Ensemble of Milwaukee. She is also a dancer and board member with Syrena Polish Folk Dance Ensemble of Milwaukee. Her passion for Polish culture, rooted in her own family traditions, has shaped her upbringing and dream to teach the next generation through language, song and dance.

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FLNG 0062 - 260419V - Polish II

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This is a real-time, scheduled class that you attend online (like on Zoom or Canvas) at the specific dates and times listed.

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Synchronous instruction delivered virtually, requiring students to participate at specific dates and times. This can involve an entirely online group or students joining a live, in-person class remotely.

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Early bird available until 14 days before start date.
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CEUs

The continuing education unit (CEU) is a nationally recognized means to document participation in organized non-credit continuing education. One CEU is defined as 10 contact hours of participation in organized continuing education under qualified instruction. The CEU provides a vehicle for employers, professional groups, and licensing agencies to account for participation in non-credit seminars, workshops, and courses.

Margaret Naczek

Margaret Naczek, a dual citizen of the United States and Poland, completed her undergraduate degree in Polish language and journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2017. She has also studied Polish language at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as well as abroad at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and the Catholic University of Lublin. Margaret’s strength comes in her formal instruction of Polish language grammar concepts.

Her passion for Polish culture spans further than just the language. Since 2001, her passion has been in Polish folk dancing. She is a Polish folk dance instructor for Syrenka Children’s Polish Folk Dance Ensemble of Milwaukee. She is also a dancer and board member with Syrena Polish Folk Dance Ensemble of Milwaukee. Her passion for Polish culture, rooted in her own family traditions, has shaped her upbringing and dream to teach the next generation through language, song and dance.

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