What students make
Long-form articles, local explainers, visual recommendations and short videos shaped for a real audience.
English Wizards internship programme
Meet the students behind the stories.
Student contributors turn their studies, local knowledge and curiosity into useful guides and quick recommendations for people building a life in Poland.
The programme
Real briefs. Real feedback. Work worth showing.
How English Wizards supports them
Students receive briefs, editorial feedback and a public byline. Weak media can be replaced or improved, but their contribution and authorship remain visible.
What this page does not claim
University names identify each contributor’s stated affiliation. They do not imply a formal institutional partnership unless one is separately confirmed.
Current cohort
Contributors with submitted work
Szymon Chłopek
Student writer · University of the National Education Commission, Krakow
Exploring Poland’s regions
Katarzyna Filiks
Student writer · University of the National Education Commission, Krakow
Food, teaching and language guides
Julia Gajewska
Student Picks contributor · University of the National Education Commission, Krakow
Local videos and practical Krakow picks
Gabriela Grochal
Student Picks contributor · University of the National Education Commission, Krakow
Culture, day trips and local discoveries
Julia Nowak
Student writer · University affiliation to be confirmed for the public profile
Student life, language and culture guides
Aleksandra M.
Student writer and Student Picks contributor · Public profile details to be confirmed
Transport, student life and Polish culture
Published library
Live work from the current cohort
Szymon Chłopek
Exploring Poland: A Journey Through Its Most Fascinating Regions
History, cities, landscapes and regional food through a student’s nationwide itinerary.
Katarzyna Filiks
A Culinary Adventure: Must-Try Polish Dishes
A student introduction to classic dishes and the stories around them.
Katarzyna Filiks
The Polish Language: Tips for Expats Learning Polish
Low-pressure ways to bring Polish into listening, conversation and everyday routines.
Julia Nowak
Polish Traditions That Still Surprise Foreigners
A local perspective on customs, celebrations and rituals that still shape life in Poland.
Julia Nowak
How to Make Polish Friends Without Feeling Awkward
A warmer, more realistic route into social life in Poland.
Julia Nowak
5 Best Study Spots in Krakow
Five places for focus, group work, café sessions and a change of scenery.
Aleksandra M.
How Poles Survive the Winter: A Guide
Practical clothing, travel, food and routine advice for colder months.
Aleksandra M.
Surviving the “Sesja”: Exam Season in Poland
A student-to-student guide to the rhythm and pressure of Polish university exams.
Katarzyna Filiks
What a Student Teacher Learned Teaching Young Learners in Poland
Classroom lessons on play, routine, encouragement and practical participation.
Julia Nowak
A Quiet Guide to Public Transport in Poland
A city-by-city orientation to trams, buses, tickets and everyday travel habits.
Aleksandra M.
Public Transport in Krakow: A Student Field Guide
A current companion to ticket zones, directions, timetables and mobile options.
Julia Nowak
Summer Festivals in Poland: Three Very Different Experiences
Three contrasting routes into Poland’s summer music and street culture.
Julia Nowak
Polish Idioms You’ll Actually Hear
Everyday expressions explained through translation, context and local perspective.
Julia Nowak
Student Apps That Make Life in Poland Easier
A current app stack for navigation, study, vocabulary, tasks and essential files.
Julia Nowak
Productivity Tools for Philology Students
A focused workflow for heavy reading, notes, vocabulary and references.
Julia Nowak
Funny English Mistakes Polish Learners Make—and Why
A kind explanation of language transfer and more natural English alternatives.
Julia Nowak & Aleksandra M.
How Polish Humour Differs from British and American Humour
Two approved submissions combined into one careful cultural comparison.
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