Our current activities support the Polish government's education reform programme, promote quality standards in the public and private sectors, provide access to best practice in applied linguistics and teacher education, develop networks of professionals and create opportunities for individuals to fulfill their personal and professional goals through the learning and teaching of English.

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We have been working in Poland for more than 60 years and in that time have developed partnerships with Polish and British institutions to understand and respond to the changing needs of the learning and teaching of English in Poland.

Our aim is to find creative ways of working with partners to provide a wide range of English language services which meet Poland's needs, now and into the future.

The focus of all our work is based on partnerships: with the Ministry of Education, CODN, colleges, networks including IATEFL Poland, and individuals.

English Language Teaching
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Information about projects for teachers of English, ELT events, competitions and teaching e-resources, including TrendUK, a site about contemporary UK, with texts and ready-to-use classroom materials.

ENGLISH FOR PEACEKEEPING PURPOSES

The aim of the programme is to enhance political and military stability through improving the English language communication skills of the armed forces, police and border guard services and so improve international co-operation in NATO peacekeeping operations and other areas.

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a new international website, enabling creative partnerships in education

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