Experts
Violetta Grabińska, MA
Lecturer in English and Spanish at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology. She conducts classes in both languages and has completed postgraduate studies in real estate management and an MBA in Innovation and Data Analysis. A travel enthusiast and Erasmus+ fan, she has worked with students in Spain, the Czech Republic, Finland, and South America (Bolivia). She values mindfulness, a balanced approach to life, and the ability to engage in meaningful conversations. Her sense of humour and attentiveness to others are among her strengths
Lecturer in English and Spanish at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology. She conducts classes in both languages and has completed postgraduate studies in real estate management and an MBA in Innovation and Data Analysis. A travel enthusiast and Erasmus+ fan, she has worked with students in Spain, the Czech Republic, Finland, and South America (Bolivia). She values mindfulness, a balanced approach to life, and the ability to engage in meaningful conversations. Her sense of humour and attentiveness to others are among her strengths
Małgorzata Komarewska, MA
Lecturer in English and Polish as a foreign language at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology. She also coordinates commercial language exams offered by the Centre and is happy to advise on which exam to choose. She believes that a language certificate can be a valuable addition to a CV in the eyes of many potential employers.
Lecturer in English and Polish as a foreign language at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology. She also coordinates commercial language exams offered by the Centre and is happy to advise on which exam to choose. She believes that a language certificate can be a valuable addition to a CV in the eyes of many potential employers.
Urszula Sochoń-Okruszko, MA
Lecturer in English at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology and an academic tutor. She conducts language courses, industry-specific workshops, and tutoring sessions. Her classes often reference labour market expectations, reflecting her interest in 21st-century skills. She encourages teamwork, recognizing that the ability to work in a team is a key requirement for employers. She keeps abreast of domestic and international job offers, enhances her knowledge in employability skills, and incorporates recruitment insights into her teaching.
Lecturer in English at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology and an academic tutor. She conducts language courses, industry-specific workshops, and tutoring sessions. Her classes often reference labour market expectations, reflecting her interest in 21st-century skills. She encourages teamwork, recognizing that the ability to work in a team is a key requirement for employers. She keeps abreast of domestic and international job offers, enhances her knowledge in employability skills, and incorporates recruitment insights into her teaching.
Aniela Staszewska, MA
English teacher at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology and a native speaker from the United States. Among the many job interviews she has participated in, a notable one involved a FinTech company where she had to conduct research and prepare a presentation on an unfamiliar topic within an hour. This experience highlighted the importance of learning, unlearning, and relearning to adapt in today’s world.
English teacher at the Foreign Language Centre of Bialystok University of Technology and a native speaker from the United States. Among the many job interviews she has participated in, a notable one involved a FinTech company where she had to conduct research and prepare a presentation on an unfamiliar topic within an hour. This experience highlighted the importance of learning, unlearning, and relearning to adapt in today’s world.
Dorota Szuper-Jakubiuk, MA
Lecturer in Russian at the Foreign Language Centre and Polish as a foreign language at the Polish Language and Culture Centre (POLISH LAB) of Bialystok University of Technology. Fluent in Russian and Ukrainian, she has been conducting state exams in Polish as a foreign language for five years. She recruits language candidates for studies and is passionate about teaching Polish to foreigners. Before joining the university, she spent six years in international trade, conducting numerous negotiations and job interviews. She advocates for thorough preparation to reduce stress during job interviews.
Lecturer in Russian at the Foreign Language Centre and Polish as a foreign language at the Polish Language and Culture Centre (POLISH LAB) of Bialystok University of Technology. Fluent in Russian and Ukrainian, she has been conducting state exams in Polish as a foreign language for five years. She recruits language candidates for studies and is passionate about teaching Polish to foreigners. Before joining the university, she spent six years in international trade, conducting numerous negotiations and job interviews. She advocates for thorough preparation to reduce stress during job interviews.
English lecturer with over 20 years of experience and a graduate of postgraduate managerial studies. She believes that knowing a foreign language is fundamental to exploring the world and enhancing one’s competencies. In her classes, she emphasizes building relationships and using English as a tool to explore various topics beyond traditional learning methods. She is passionate about personal development, interdisciplinarity, and Erasmus-related travel.
Sylwia Dobkowska, MA
English lecturer at the Foreign Language Centre since 2007 and an English teacher at the Academic Secondary School of Bialystok University of Technology since 2019. She is an active examiner and teacher of Polish as a foreign language. In her work with students, she focuses on building good relationships, effective communication, and creating a learning environment where language acquisition becomes enjoyable rather than obligatory.
English lecturer at the Foreign Language Centre since 2007 and an English teacher at the Academic Secondary School of Bialystok University of Technology since 2019. She is an active examiner and teacher of Polish as a foreign language. In her work with students, she focuses on building good relationships, effective communication, and creating a learning environment where language acquisition becomes enjoyable rather than obligatory.
Beata Smolarczyk, MA
English lecturer at the Foreign Language Centre with over 30 years of experience. Coordinator of the UCJ – University Language Certificate exam. She is interested in psychology and body awareness, believing that both professional competencies and self-presentation are crucial during job interviews.
English lecturer at the Foreign Language Centre with over 30 years of experience. Coordinator of the UCJ – University Language Certificate exam. She is interested in psychology and body awareness, believing that both professional competencies and self-presentation are crucial during job interviews.
Ewa Kowalczuk-Czapko, MA
Career Advisor at Bialystok University of Technology. In her professional work, she actively listens and guides individuals towards their dream careers, even if the path isn’t the shortest. She can refine any CV to make it stand out to recruiters. Privately, she enjoys literature and dark chocolate.
Career Advisor at Bialystok University of Technology. In her professional work, she actively listens and guides individuals towards their dream careers, even if the path isn’t the shortest. She can refine any CV to make it stand out to recruiters. Privately, she enjoys literature and dark chocolate.
Katarzyna Kochaniak, MA
Specialist in English and Italian, translator, and expert in internet marketing and logistics. A graduate of the University of Warsaw, University of Bialystok, Warsaw School of Economics, and Bialystok University of Technology. She is associated with the Erasmus+ Innovation Hub Bialystok, promoting European educational programs and supporting international institutional cooperation. She advises young people on starting international career adventures.
Specialist in English and Italian, translator, and expert in internet marketing and logistics. A graduate of the University of Warsaw, University of Bialystok, Warsaw School of Economics, and Bialystok University of Technology. She is associated with the Erasmus+ Innovation Hub Bialystok, promoting European educational programs and supporting international institutional cooperation. She advises young people on starting international career adventures.