Polski
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Talk about yourself, your family, origin, work, and interests.
Polish Charter Interview – Prepare with Us
Individual online lessons with a teacher to help you prepare for the Polish Charter interview – language, history, culture, and values.
Planning to apply for the Polish Charter and want to be well-prepared for the interview with the consul? Great decision – and we’ll help you approach it calmly and effectively.
At 3BEAT, we offer individual online courses designed to prepare foreigners for the consulate interview. We focus not only on language, but also on key elements of Polish history, culture, and tradition.
During the lessons, you’ll learn how to talk about yourself, your family, and your Polish roots, as well as how to answer common questions asked during the interview. Lessons are relaxed, stress-free, and at your own pace.
Whether you're just starting to learn Polish or simply need to organize your knowledge – we’ll help you feel confident and well-prepared for this important conversation.
What Do I Need to Know to Get the Polish Charter?
The Polish Charter interview is not a formal exam – it’s a meeting where you need to demonstrate basic knowledge of the Polish language and awareness of Polish culture and national identity.
The consul will mainly ask why you want to receive the Polish Charter and how you are connected to Polish heritage – through your family, ancestors, community involvement, or personal interests.
You should understand simple questions and be able to answer in full, though simple, sentences. You don’t need perfect Polish – what matters is that you can speak independently and with confidence.
Already know a few Polish words? That’s a great start. We’ll help you organize your knowledge and prepare for the interview without stress.
Know key facts from Polish history and culture
Who was Józef Piłsudski, what is the 3rd May Constitution, what are the national colors and symbols?
Who was Józef Piłsudski, what is the 3rd May Constitution, what are the national colors and symbols?
Know Polish holidays and traditions
For example: Independence Day, Christmas Eve, Easter, Flag Day.
For example: Independence Day, Christmas Eve, Easter, Flag Day.
Know basic information about Poland
Polish cities, neighbors, geography, language, religion, capital, anthem.
Polish cities, neighbors, geography, language, religion, capital, anthem.
Did You Know...?
the Polish Charter interview has no written part?
It's a meeting with a consul that lasts about 15–30 minutes. It’s a conversation, not a test. You don’t need to know difficult words or speak perfectly – what matters is your attitude, motivation, and basic language skills.
What Is the 3BEAT Polish Charter Preparation Course Like?
The course is conducted live with a teacher, 100% online. Lessons are individual and tailored to your language level and knowledge about Poland.
You learn how to talk about yourself and your family, practice answering the most common questions, and get familiar with key facts from Polish history and culture. We also help you understand what the Polish Charter is and how to apply for it.
Experienced Teachers
You’ll work with a teacher who has experience preparing students for the Polish Charter interview – so you’ll know what to expect.
Consul Interview Simulations
We practice the most common questions – just like in a real interview. This helps you get comfortable with the format and feel more confident.
History, Symbols, Holidays, and Polish Culture
You’ll learn the most important topics – without dates or complex terms. We explain everything in simple language, with real-life examples.
Real Questions & Materials from Previous Interviews
We use real stories from people who have already received the Polish Charter. You’ll get a list of actual questions and sample answers.
Questions & Answers
1. Is the Polish Charter interview an exam?
No. It’s more like a qualification interview – led by a consul, focused on your connection to Poland. You must speak Polish and show knowledge of basic facts about the country.
2. Where does the interview take place?
It takes place at the Polish consulate in the country where you live. The date and location are set after you submit your Polish Charter application. Waiting times depend on the country.
3. Do I need school-level knowledge of Polish history?
No. The consul won’t expect you to know everything. You just need to know key facts, people, and national symbols – for example, who Józef Piłsudski was, what the 3rd May Constitution is, what the national colors are, and which holidays we celebrate in Poland.
4. Can I prepare with someone who has already done the interview?
Yes! At 3BEAT, we teach based on real experiences from people who passed the interview in recent years. We use actual questions and real interview scenarios.