UCZYMY METODĄ KOMUNIKATYWNĄ - kładziemy nacisk na kształcenie wszystkich czterech umiejętności językowych (mówienie-wymowa, pisanie, czytanie i rozumienie ze słuchu) - uczymy swobodnie i świadomie dobierać środki językowe, aby nasi uczniowie osiągnęli płynność komunikowania się w języku obcym - prowadzimy zajęcia w bardzo małych grupach, co pozwala nam do każdego ucznia podejść bardzo indywidualnie - łączymy tradycyjne metody nauczania z nowoczesnymi technologiami - bardzo skrupulatnie i przemyślanie przygotowujemy programy nauczania i dobieramy podręczniki - wykorzystujemy bardzo różnorodne materiały dydaktyczne
What is your name? Agnieszka Pasoń Where were you born? I was born in Kraków What would you do if you were not an English teacher? I would be a wildlife photographer What do you do to relax? I love hiking and reading books. What book would you take to a desert island? "The Shadow of the Wind" by Carlos Ruiz Zafon What is your cooking “speciality”? Cannelloni with spinach What is your ideal holiday? In the mountains or at the seaside, but off-season 😀 What is your animal counterpart? A tiger Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? Maria Sklodowska-Curie. She was an extraordinary and amazing woman whom I admire for her persistence and passion in pursuing her goals.
What is your name? Agnieszka Porębska Where were you born? I was born in Krakow. What would you do if you were not an English teacher? I would be a writer or a translator. Some people say I should work for the intelligence as I’m a good observer. What do you do to relax? I love the outdoors, so I mostly relax when going for a walk. I also listen to music, sometimes write short poems, just daydream. Teaching and learning languages is fun as well – at the moment I’m helping my Ukrainian friends to learn Polish and at the same time trying to pick up some Ukrainian. What book would you take to a desert island? I’d rather discover the island itself than read out there But if I had to take a book, then it would for sure be one of the Harry Potter series or The Cat Who... detective novel. What is your cooking “speciality”? I love cooking and baking, especially different kinds of vegetable frittatas and fruit cakes. What is your ideal holiday? A remote area, often on an island, like Playa Jandia in Fuerteventura or Ahungalla Beach in Sri Lanka - anywhere that feels like “the end of the world”. I also love the High Tatras of Slovakia. What is your animal counterpart? A cat, of course - ever since I can remember Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? I find this question too personal to answer.
Where were you born? I was born in Głogów which is a small town in Lower Silesia What would you do if you were not an English teacher? I would probably travel or be a full-time student. What do you do to relax? I run, swim, or take nature walks What book would you take to a desert island? "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig. What is your cooking "speciality"? Italian pasta dishes. What is your ideal holiday? Nature, water, and sun, like in Portugal. What is your animal counterpart? A lion. Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? Cleopatra, for her intriguing life and influence in history.
What is your name? Anna TrotskayaWhere were you born? Minsk, BelarusWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? Before becoming a teacher I did microbiology and I really liked it.What do you do to relax?I embroider or do sports to relax.What book would you take to a desert island? The Good Omen or a collection of Oscar Wilde's worksWhat is your cooking “speciality”? I don't like cooking, but my "three chocolates" cake isn't badWhat is your ideal holiday? My ideal holiday is long))), but that's when expectations fail to meet realityWhat is your animal counterpart? I don't associate myself with any animal, but they say that my dog resembles me in characterWhich person from the past would you like to meet and why? There is no stranger from the past who I'd like to meet. Still, I'd love to talk to my grandma again because she was an amazingly wise and sarcastic person, big fun to talk to.
What is your name? My name is David Wiszowaty.Where were you born?I was born on Long Island in the state of New YorkWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? If i was not an English teacher then I would like to work at an American or Polish embassy.What do you do to relax? To relax, I love going to a cafe and sitting outside while listening to music and observing people as they walk by.What book would you take to a desert island? I would take The Brothers Karamazov, I bought the book a year ago and still have not gotten around to reading it.What is your cooking “speciality”? My cooking speciality is definitely some type of pasta. My favorite dish to cook is garlic shrimp pastaWhat is your ideal holiday? My ideal holiday would be to travel to Japan for at least a month. I adore Japanese cuisine and I would also enjoy exploring Japanese culture.What is your animal counterpart? I'm not sure if I have an animal counterpart, but I love dogs (specifically corgis) and plan to have one in the near futureWhich person from the past would you like to meet and why? I think that I would choose to meet Napoleon Bonaparte. I would enjoy having a conversation with him and hearing his thoughts on multiple topics.
Where were you born?I was born and raised in Istanbul, TurkeyWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher?I would like to be tennis coachWhat do you do to relax?I started to do acro yoga which is quite relaxing if you have a talented partner.What book would you take to a desert island?I would take the book ''Outlander''What is your cooking "speciality"?Protein PancakeWhat is your ideal holiday?Travel to Iceland ''The land of Ice and Fire''What is your animal counterpart?I am a dog person. They are always lively, friendly and loyal. Which person from the past would you like to meet and why?I would like to meet Atatürk who is the founder of Turkey, military genius and father of Turks. He is a leader who devoted all his life for the welfare of his people, the independence of his country...
What is your name? Imelda BeswickWhere were you born? I was born in Pretoria, South AfricaWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? I would love to be a professional singerWhat do you do to relax? I spend time with friends and familyWhat book would you take to a desert island? My bibleWhat is your cooking “speciality”? A South African dish called: Paptert - it involves a lot of bacon, cheese, creamed mushrooms and caramelised onions.What is your ideal holiday? Sitting at the beach, swimming, doing nothing. Repeat.What is your animal counterpart? A CatWhich person from the past would you like to meet and why? Jesus. I need a few answers.
What is your name? Jagoda NosalWhere were you born? I was born in Mielec, PolandWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? I'd probably be a researcher. Or I'd run a café-bookshop combo with my friends. Or I'd construct languages for TV and movies.What do you do to relax? do puzzles, play D&D, and read a little bit about everything. And I go on lots of walks.What book would you take to a desert island? To no one's surprise, The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien.What is your cooking “speciality”? A kitchen left unscathedWhat is your ideal holiday? A roadtripWhat is your animal counterpart? I don't know if I have one, but my advanced students said it's either a crane or an axolotl, so let's go with that.Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? It's super difficult to pick, but let's narrow it down to three: Elizabeth Elstob, Aniela Gruszecka, and Jan Niecisław Ignacy Baudouin de Courtenay because I think they were some of the most interesting and forward-thinking minds out there. Also, whoever wrote the Voynich Manuscript
What is your name? My name is Joanna Widlarz.Where were you born? I was born in Wadowice.What would you do if you were not an English teacher? I'd be a singer, of course! Actually, I'm not just an English teacher—I'm also a licensed mountain guide and a qualified city guide. I love all my professions!What do you do to relax? I read books, go for walks (in the mountains or on flatlands), or explore places off the beaten track.What book would you take to a desert island? I would take several books by Jane Austen, Henry James, J.K. Rowling, J. Chmielewska.... But if I could only take one? It would be Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.What is your cooking “speciality”? Coffee! I'm not great at cooking, but my children say I can make good soups.What is your ideal holiday? Mountains, mountains, mountains...What is your animal counterpart? I don't have a specific one, but maybe I'm always "beeeeeesy" as a bee 🙂Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? Marie Curie—she was an incredible person!
What is your name? Kamila KilianWhere were you born? I was born in Kraków and have been living here almost all my life.What would you do if you were not an English teacher? In my teenage years I wanted to become an architect. Maybe I'll pursue that dream someday 🙂What do you do to relax? I sleep! Also, I watch TV series, play video games and do crosswords.What book would you take to a desert island? I'd take Rupi Kaur's poetry books. She's always been an inspiration to me and opened my heart for poetry.What is your cooking “speciality”? Carbonara, lasagne... Italian cuisine is the one that I feel the most comfortable in.What is your ideal holiday? Somewhere warm, on a beach, with a book to read and sun to enjoy.What is your animal counterpart? Some people say my animal counterpart is Tom from 'Tom and Jerry' 😉Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? There is no such person. I try to live in the present moment.
What is your name? Laura WojtulewiczWhere were you born? Durban, South AfricaWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? I would love to work with animals.What do you do to relax? I find baking very relaxing, especially if it involves a lot of kneading or decorating.What book would you take to a desert island? This is a difficult question, but if I were stranded on a desert island the book I would need is a survival book on survival skills. However, if it were purely for entertainment reasons and not practical ones, I would take a challenging but noteworthy book such as "Crime and punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It would keep me intrigued and raise many interesting dilemmas for me to ponder over in solace.What is your cooking “speciality”? I am not really that good at cooking, so it would be something I have baked. I am really good at making cupcakes and muffins.What is your ideal holiday? My ideal holiday would be one that would never end 🙂 But I love to go to places that are steeped in history, offer stunning views and great food experiences - so anywhere in Italy would be perfect.What is your animal counterpart? I believe my animal counterpart is the wise and introspective owl. Owls are known for their keen observation skills, and I, too, have a tendency to carefully observe my surroundings and analyze situations before taking action. Owls are associated with wisdom, intuition, and knowledge, and these qualities are important to me in my personal and professional life. Like an owl, I am often seen as a quiet and thoughtful individual, someone who values learning and seeks to expand my understanding of the world.Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? Well of course, it would have to be my dad who passed when I was young, and despite his difficult childhood, he overcame many obstacles, and always showed perseverance and resilience when facing challenges. He was also always positive and had an optimistic outlook on life. I would love to find out more about his childhood, and life in Poland.
What is your name? Maksim BialouWhere were you born? I was born in BelarusWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? If I were not an English teacher, I would be a lawyerWhat do you do to relax? I practice stretching to relaxWhat book would you take to a desert island? I would take a book about psychology What is your cooking “speciality”? My cooking specialty is roast duckWhat is your ideal holiday? My ideal holiday is visiting ancient places in Rome, Greece, and SpainWhat is your animal counterpart? My animal counterpart is a catWhich person from the past would you like to meet and why? I would love to meet Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the Moon, to hear about his experience
What is your name? Ulenda MyburghWhere were you born? South AfricaWhat would you do if you were not an English teacher? If I were not an English teacher, I would likely work in a creative field where I could still express ideas and tell stories.What do you do to relax? I enjoy reading a good book, walking, cycling and spending time in nature.What book would you take to a desert island? I would take a book that offers something new in each time I read it.What is your cooking “speciality”? I'm good at making convenient meals that still feel comforting. For example, a classic bolognaise or roast chicken.What is your ideal holiday? My ideal holiday combines museums, the beach, art and nature. I'm an active traveler, so I find my way around on foot as often as possible.What is your animal counterpart?A dog. Loyal, curious and always ready for a walk or new adventure..Which person from the past would you like to meet and why? This one is tough. At the moment, I would like to meet Robin Wiliams because he made people feel understood through his humour.
Absolwentka filologii angielskiej Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego w zakresie specjalizacji nauczycielskiej. Uczyła języka angielskiego i zarządzała od strony dydaktycznej szkołami językowymi w rożnych częściach świata (Malta, Tajlandia, Libia). Prowadziła zajęcia na wszystkich poziomach zaawansowania i dla wszystkich grup wiekowych. Przygotowywała grupy do egzaminów i uczyła języka specjalistycznego w firmach i instytucjach państwowych. Związana ze szkołą Kliny English Courses od 2014 roku pełniąc w niej obowiązki metodyka, DOS i lektora. Od 2015 r. związana również z Wyższą Szkołą Europejską im. ks. Józefa Tischnera, gdzie prowadziła lektoraty oraz zajęcia z praktycznej nauki języka angielskiego. Jej pasją jest nauka języków obcych i podróże.
Magister filologii angielskiej UJ, lektor języka angielskiego z ponad 20-letnim stażem. Podczas wakacji przez wiele lat doskonaliła warsztat nauczycielski ucząc młodzież z całego świata podczas kursów językowych w Oxfordzie. Uczestniczka wielu szkoleń i konferencji, do 2022 również egzaminatorka Cambridge YLE. Absolwentka IV Edycji Akademii Metodyka PASE. Od września 2008 pracuje jako metodyk w Kliny English Courses.
Absolwent filologii orientalnej UJ, kierunek arabistyka. Przez wiele lat związany zawodowo z krajami arabskimi. Pełnomocnik Kliny English Courses. Prezes KEC spółka z o.o.
Prowadząc sekretariat filii na Ruczaju ujawnia swoje niezwykłe zdolności organizatorskie. Zna "swoją" filię od podszewki i każdy uczeń i lektor wie, że może na niej polegać.
Grey jest posokowcem bawarskim i ma już 6 lat. Jest najbardziej popularnym " pracownikiem" biura na Fortecznej 51. Cierpliwie spędza czas w biurze chociaż jego ulubioną aktywnością jest bieganie w podkrakowskich dolinkach.
Szkoła została założona w 1992 roku przez Sylwię Wallis - Korzeniowską , magistra filologii angielskiej UJ, BA Alliance College, USA, stypendystkę (stypendium doktoranckie) The British Council w University of Lancaster, W. Brytania, visiting lecturer tej uczelni 1980-1994 asystentkę Instytutu Filologii Angielskiej UJ, inicjatorkę International House, Kraków, oraz uczestniczkę wielu międzynarodowych konferencji i seminariów językowych i metodycznych w kraju i zagranicą.
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