B1 group
intermediate
Tue & Thu, 18:30 Warsaw time
Enrolment open · mini-group of up to 6 people
First lesson free — come and meet the group and the teacher
Join this groupCertyfikat w kieszeni
The state exam (Certyfikat Polski) is required for citizenship and EU long-term resident status.
Since 2018 · 5,000+ students · teachers with Polish university degrees · Student reviews with Instagram links
98% of our students pass the B1 state exam, average score 86%.
Every year more of our students pass the B1/B2 state exam: 10 in 2018, about 100 a year now.
439 złper month
890 złfor the whole course
Guaranteed: didn’t pass? We keep preparing you
Learn more99 złper 50-minute lesson
The exam fee is paid to the exam centre separately.
Upcoming group starts. Times are Warsaw time.
Updated 13 November 2026
Four B1-exam-style tasks: writing, a photo, listening and grammar. The AI checks your writing and photo description — with your mistakes, fixes and a model answer; listening and grammar are checked against the answer key.
The AI checks the writing and the photo task — one free AI check per person. Listening and grammar are checked against the answer key and do not use it.
Pick a task — it loads from the Centrum Polonijne AI platform.
Liked it? 4 more B1 mock exams inside.
Continue free with GoogleIt depends on your level. From a solid B1 — usually a few weeks of exam-format practice; from A2 — several months. From zero in a group: A1 — ≈ 3 months → A2 — ≈ 3 months → B1 — ≈ 7.5 months; ≈ 14 months and 120 lessons of 70 minutes in all. You can check your level with the online test on the site in 10–15 minutes.
At any exam centre in Poland (and sometimes abroad) from the list on certyfikatpolski.pl.
Not for temporary or permanent residence. B1 is required for EU long-term resident status and for citizenship.
Up to 150 € for adults — each exam centre sets its own price — plus 20 € for the certificate. You pay the centre: we prepare you for the exam but do not register you for it.
Listening, reading, grammar and writing — a written part of up to 190 minutes on one day — followed by the oral part. To pass, you need at least 50% in every module.