Frequently asked questions

• English – main language of instruction

• Polish – maintained and developed as part of the national curriculum

• Additional languages (Spanish, German, Ukrainian)

Absolutely. Sapiens is built as an international, inclusive community where all cultures, backgrounds, and voices are valued. We actively foster a welcoming environment where no one feels like a minority—every student is a co-creator of our shared culture.

Our main teaching language is English. Our core communication languages are English, Polish, Ukrainian. We also offer support for other languages (such as Spanish, and German) and help students develop confidence in English regardless of their starting point.

Yes, a certain level of English proficiency is important for meaningful participation in our learning environment. For students in junior years, we recommend a minimum of A2-B1 level. For high school students, a starting level of B1-B2 is expected to keep up with academic content.

We offer language support courses and tutoring to help students strengthen their skills and feel more confident in both academic and social contexts. Every learner’s progress is respected and supported.

New students are guided through an onboarding process with dedicated tutors, peer among students. Our community is warm, curious, and open—we’re all learners together.

We host multicultural days, student-led projects, and international events where traditions, languages, and stories are shared. Diversity is not just accepted here—it’s celebrated.