WHERE DOES THE NAME COME FROM?
LanguageLab, or language laboratory...
…is a space where you will learn the language and discover methods for implementing it in everyday situations in the most appropriate and suitable way for you.
Each of us may perceive the world differently – visual learners prefer visuals (through images and text), while people who prefer to move will find it easier to learn a language through movement-based methods, such as dancing and exercise. Others who enjoy learning about foreign cultures or singing will find it easier to learn a language from songs and lyrics about holidays in English-speaking countries.
First of all, you need to know your predispositions and learning model in order to effectively master the language and be satisfied with the results.
ABOUT ME
I am a teacher with 20 years of experience.
When I started working while still a student, my first employer told me, „You have a heart for children :).” It’s undoubtedly true; I currently have three of my own :), but I also derive great satisfaction from working with young people. It was my graduating class that gave me this mug.
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With the need for growth in my life...
…a professional opportunity arose for me to work at a university majoring in Business Culture, and at the same time, I wanted to focus more on translation. After completing postgraduate studies for specialist translators at the Jagiellonian University, I qualified as a court expert witness on linguistics. That’s when my adventure with interpretation (live/oral) and translation (written texts) for the court, the prosecutors’ office and the police began. However, I must admit that my passion for teaching and the opportunity to teach are a great gift to me, and I find fulfillment as an educator.
I devote a large part of my work to improving my language skills (pronunciation and continuous training in this and other areas are very important in the work of a language expert) and teaching students interesting facts about the culture of English-speaking countries.
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Myself as a seven-year-old, when I flew...
… my first time to the United States, apart from asking if the onboard menu included soup ( 
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It has always been my dream to become a flight attendant, and I found that I was capable of passing the recruitment process and representing our national colors in the oldest Polish aviation company.
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Always little Ola...
…walked around with her head in the clouds and, as others said, „5 cm above the ground.” However, I’m sure my dreams can often and unexpectedly come true 🙂
I managed to spend more than one vacation in Chicago, overseas, improving my language skills and learning about the culture.
While working at the Radom Military Airport, I collaborated with WIML and the University of Michigan. My flight tests focused on recruiting aspiring pilots. Ten years later, I also worked at the Radom Passenger Airport’s tourist information office. This was a continuation of my work as a guide for international groups, which I organized during the Discover Radom program.
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