A language certificate is a document certifying that a person speaks a certain foreign language at a specific level. To obtain such a certificate, one must first take a language exam. The exam consists of two parts: written and oral. During the written part, grammatical, lexical, and listening and reading comprehension skills are tested. The oral part consists of a conversation with the examiner on a topic chosen by the examiner.
Any student who wants to prepare for the defense of their thesis must pass a language exam, for which they receive a language certificate. This exam is preceded by language lessons, where the student chooses the language they want to take the exam in. It is also possible to obtain a language certificate privately, independently of the university, by enrolling in a language school. People who have a valid student ID often receive discounts on class fees and exams. For the ID to be valid, it must have stickers with the current hologram attached.
Possessing a language certificate is welcomed by employers and offers other opportunities. Students who want to go on an exchange abroad as part of their studies or internships must have such a certificate. Without it, they may not be admitted to the recruitment process. Possessing such a certificate also allows them to study in a language other than Polish.
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