telc Polski B1/B2 exam prep

Brama, to your future in Poland.

Brama is a mock-exam platform for the telc Polski B1/B2 exam: practice structured to the exam's actual format, graded against the official rubric, in your own language, so you know exactly what to fix before exam day.

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Three specific things, and why each one matters

Practice shaped like the real exam

So the exam that gets you admitted isn't a guess.

See the real gap

So you have a real, scored baseline — not a guess — for whether C1 in a year, and the free tuition it unlocks, is realistic.

Practice the cold start

So the one exam standing between you and admission doesn't slip on nerves.

Get admitted, hit C1 within your first year (the actual free-tuition threshold), and build the career you actually want, not whatever job is left over.

You don't have to explain your situation to us

Someone close to you already made the move. It's not hypothetical anymore.
Your travel or visa dates don't line up with the twice-a-year state exam, so you need the flexible-schedule route.
You're already prepping with a tutor or sample papers. None of it is shaped like the actual exam.

For a lot of people, the real decision happened on a visit: old squares, river light, a city worth actually living in. That's usually the moment studying in Poland stops being someday and starts being the plan.

The usual way vs. Brama

Written accuracy matching her speaking level

The usual way

Tutoring leans on speaking practice, not writing. “I don't write that grammatically,” in her words, stays a feeling, never a number.

With Brama

Writing scored separately from speaking, every time. The gap is a number, not a guess.

Four steps, on repeat

1
Take a timed mock exam.
2
Get scored, section by section.
3
Drill your weakest section.
4
Repeat until every section passes.

Your results, section by section

Example

Tap a section. Each one comes with what to work on next, not just a score.

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Listening0%/ 60% to pass

From the listening clip

Audio: “Bilet kosztuje dwadzieścia złotych.”

dwadzieścia

The question offered “dwanaście” (twelve) as a similar-sounding distractor for “dwadzieścia” (twenty). You caught the right number on the first listen, which is exactly what the real exam expects: no second play-through.

Work on next

Drill distractor-style listening for a week: same-topic clips where the correct answer is a near-synonym of a wrong one. That's the exact skill this question tested.

See it, don't just take our word for it

“What if my writing lags my speaking?”

Writing task

“What if I freeze when interrupted?”

Speaking round

“The exam behind you, and the relief of already knowing you were ready for it. University ahead, not another year of waiting for it.”

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