Show what you learned: a small skills portfolio
Describe three pieces of work that demonstrate your abilities and help you choose what to learn next.
Practical ideas for better learning — at every age.
Describe three pieces of work that demonstrate your abilities and help you choose what to learn next.
Start with one useful outcome, examine your actual week and build a routine without creating a second job.
Available from 9 September 2026, the resource covers coaching and employee development. Start with one practical learning goal.
Many adults start part-time studies in October. The Labour Code gives employees improving their qualifications with their employer's consent specific rights — including 21 days of training leave in the final year. The rules and the pitfalls of a loyalty agreement.
Summer is a good time for a short online course. Poland's NAVOICA platform offers free courses prepared by universities and institutions. What it is, how to choose a course and how not to drop it in week two.
University admissions have opened in institutions' IRK systems. What an adult applicant needs, how full-time and part-time studies differ, when tuition is charged and what recognition of prior learning means.
The matura has begun, and many adults think it is too late for their own certificate. It isn't. How external exams before a regional examination board work, who can take them and the deadlines that apply.
AI assistants can quickly explain a new tool or rule, but it's easy to mistake a ready answer for a skill. How to learn with them, how to check information and what employers must do about AI literacy.
Qualifying vocational courses (KKZ) let you gain a vocational qualification without going back to school for years. Who can enrol, how admission works and what passing the vocational exam gives you.
The labour office can pay for training, an exam or even postgraduate studies — not only for unemployed people but also for those registered as jobseekers. The forms of support under the Labour Market Act and their limits.
The KFS is labour-office money for courses, exams and postgraduate studies for people in work. Employers apply. We explain the rules under the new act, the priorities for 2026 and what to do now, before offices open their calls.
Many courses for adults can be co-financed through the Development Services Database run by PARP. Here is the path from choosing a service to settlement, and what to check before you sign up.