A graduate of the Faculty of English at Adam Mickiewicz University, completed postgraduate studies at Adam Mickiewicz School of Translation, Interpreting and Languages, specializing in interpreting, and Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, where she studied International Relations and Diplomacy, presenting her thesis on negotiations with terrorists. She was a visiting scholar at University of Castilla-La Mancha in Ciudad Real and NY University Stern School of Business where she broadened her knowledge on business and intercultural communication. Currently, she has been involved in GELS project (Global Engineers’ Language Skills) in cooperation with the University of Cambridge, KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and Laboratoire Didalang. In her free time she is the author and hostess of a radio program broadcast in Radio Afera – Chit Chat from around the World, a passionate traveler, runner and photographer.
A graduate of Russian-English Philology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Kinga Komorowska has many years of experience in teaching English in various age groups and at various levels. She conducts aviation phraseology classes for PUT students acquiring the ratings of airline pilots (ATPL frozen). She is also involved in the project of establishing the Examination Center at the Poznań University of Technology, which is a field unit of the Examination Center of the Civil Aviation Office, in which it is possible to take an English language exam for pilots and air traffic controllers based on the National Language Examination System (KSEJ)
Dr. Weronika Krzebietke graduated from the Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, where she specialized in Cognitive Applied Linguistics and earned her teaching credentials for English. She also completed her doctoral studies at the same faculty, focusing on applied linguistics and teaching methodology.
She co-authored scientific articles published in journals such as the Oxford ELT Journal and has participated in numerous international linguistic conferences. Her passion for teaching English was further developed by obtaining the CELTA certificate from the University of Cambridge.
Dr. Krzebietke has extensive experience as an academic teacher at institutions such as Adam Mickiewicz University, WSB Poznań, and for the past few years at Poznan University of Technology. She gained experience in teaching English for Specific Purposes by working with various companies and training specialists in business and engineering fields.
Dr. Weronika Krzebietke has been serving as the Deputy Director of CLC since 2024. In addition to her administrative duties, she teaches ESP (English for Specific Purposes) courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels, instructs graduates on effective technical writing
in English, and coordinates the Innovative Education Team at CLC. She also conducts training sessions at the Modern Teaching Center at Poznan University of Technology.
In her free time she travels extensively, listens to podcasts about pop culture, and develops her passion for politics and global trends.
Beata Osuch is an English language tutor with a passion for languages and culture. She graduated in Russian-English Philology and Cultural Studies from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Previously, she worked at the XI High School in Poznań, where she was responsible for language classes and preparing students for their final exams.
At Poznań University of Technology, she serves as a leader in the Architecture program, driven by her fascination with art and innovative solutions in construction. She also teaches language courses in Computing Science and Automatic Control and Robotics.
Literature and art are her passions. Sport is her way of maintaining balance. She regularly engages in Nordic walking, running, and Pilates.
A graduate in Philology with a specialisation in English Language Teaching from the University of Warsaw (cum laude) and in English Philology from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. His academic work is closely linked to teaching both general and specialised English. Since 2021, he has served as the programme leader for English for Specific Purposes courses in computer science and artificial intelligence. Beyond teaching, his interests include sociolinguistics, particularly discourse studies employing corpus linguistics methods. He has actively participated in academic conferences and has further developed his skills and knowledge through courses and training sessions organised by institutions such as California State University, Lancaster University, the University of Warwick, and Wesleyan University.
Outside of his professional responsibilities, he has a keen interest in music, film and theatre, from which he draws inspiration that enriches his teaching approach.