How the certification exam is structured

The exam tests five skills. Each part has its own tasks and timing on the day. PolishReady mirrors this split so you can practise each skill systematically.

1. 1

   Reading

   You read authentic or exam-style texts (articles, notices, fragments) and answer comprehension and detail questions. Vocabulary range and text difficulty match the level you are taking.

   PolishReady: Reading
2. 2

   Writing

   You produce structured texts — often letters, essays, or short compositions — under time limits. At higher levels, argumentation and register matter more. PolishReady supports handwritten practice with detailed feedback.

   PolishReady: Writing
3. 3

   Listening

   You hear recordings (dialogues, monologues, announcements) and answer questions. You usually get a limited number of plays, similar to exam conditions.

   PolishReady: Listening
4. 4

   Grammar and vocabulary

   Tasks focus on morphology, syntax, and lexical choice appropriate to your level — cases, aspect, agreement, and cloze-style items are typical.

   PolishReady: Grammar
5. 5

   Speaking

   You take part in structured oral tasks: introductions, picture description, role-play, or discussion, depending on level. Fluency, accuracy, and task fulfilment all count.

   PolishReady: Speaking

Exact task types and timings follow the commission’s specifications for your session — your centre will give you final instructions.