honestly I was one of those people that had its scepticism about what my time in Poland would be like. Fortunately I met many fabulous peers across the three weeks and the coordinators were all so inc... Voir plus
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honestly I was one of those people that had its scepticism about what my time in Poland would be like. Fortunately I met many fabulous peers across the three weeks and the coordinators were all so inc... Voir plus
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I have completed two programmes now and feel very engaged with Angloville.Days can be long and tiring but I found that there were sufficient breaks.I loved the engagement with the Polish students ,all... Voir plus
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I was staying at a hotel this week in Malta where it seems a tour group from France of very young children were targeted by the Polish teenagers. What I saw disgusted me. Monkey chants, banana throwin... Voir plus
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I've done 6 adult programmes all over Poland. It's a great opportunity to meet so many new people on the programme, native speakers from all over the world as well as the wonderful Polish Participa... Voir plus
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Angloville provides travel sponsorships and unique experiences that facilitate linguistic and cultural exchange programmes in beautiful venues across Europe: Malta, Italy, Poland, etc. These exchanges occur between English speakers and language learners, most of whom are successful professionals or ambitious youth. Our programme is a mix of casual conversations, workshops, role plays, games and fun-packed activities – all in English – that allow you to get the most out of your stay and explore the local culture while making friends from all around the world.
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I've attended Angloville courses over 25 times in the past five years and have had the great fortune to meet so many wonderful people all over Poland - both international participants and Polish participants. Angloville is categorically the place to improve your English language skills in a dramatic way and also a place to make so many new and long-lasting friends and colleagues.

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The Angloville Poland Adult Mentoring Camp is an experience i would thoroughly recommend for anyone who loves travelling and meeting new people. I've travelled a lot but not to Poland. The people were great, mentors, staff and the Polish participants.
The conversation sessions weren't demanding, as there were handouts provided and the participants were very enthusiastic.
The schedule was divided into classes, games and outdoor activities, with plenty of rest breaks. The staff at Angloville and the hotel were very helpful and professional.
As a teacher, I felt that we could have pushed some of the advanced students a little more. There was a big gap between the highest and lowest level. However, this is 'fine tuning' and overall the program, I felt, got the balance right between work and fun.
At the end we all exchanged phone numbers and some people even met up in Warsaw separately. For me, that was the measure of how well we all got on. I would happily do another Angloville program.

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The whole experience was very well organised. The hotel and grounds were lovely. The best part was meeting the Polish adults, I learned so much about the country, it's people and culture( whole point of going), as well as meeting native speakers from all over the world. I think everyone had fun.

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The opportunity to meet and become friends with the wonderful Polish participants. I have been on many programs and they have always been wonderful. I do take exception to the negative feedback given by the so called Doctor. I was on that program, he was negative and insulting. A lady did get a mosquito bite and her eye was swollen. But the hotel was not bug infested. The food was adequate as were the rooms. His negativity was annoying and not helpful to participants or volunteers.

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I enjoyed my time in the programme in Poland. The students and volunteers were a friendly, mixed group and we got along well. I think the days are too long for the students. The study day should finish at dinner time. As volunteers,we had some down time but the Polish people had none. It would have been nice to have an outing built into the programme. This could still be a learning opportunity but would serve to break the routine and slight sense of cabin fever! The hotel was lovely and the food excellent.
Angloville staff were friendly and helpful.
Overall, I really enjoyed the experience but the hours are long and the sessions a little,repetitious.

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I participated in 2 of 3 weeks of the adult programs before being unceremoniously black listed for reasons that still were not made clear to me.
From what I was told and understood, the volunteers and allegedly, the participants made complaints. None of which was directly discussed to with me. Other volunteers seemed to know a whole lot more than I did about the 'allegations'.
When I contested their decision, that seems to have been a unilateral decision by one person, I was met with no communication from them. Weeks later after contacting my recruiter, he said that he was told that I was black listed but he didn't know why. They refused to refund me and I had to contest it with Paypal, sending it into the Resolution center for them to take over the negotiations. Angloville claimed that contacted me through email and phone to discuss the situation. I had to prove to Paypal that no call was ever received and no email was sent despite them claiming they did and I did not qualify for a refund because I breached their policies. In the end, Paypal sided me, and refunded me in full. I do not believe they would have done that had the company shown proof of their claims as I did. I put in extra effort in their program to make sure the participants, the ones who pay to attend, got the most value out of the program. I even hosted an activity that everyone seemed to enjoy to introduce a fun way of learning idioms. I was the only volunteer to do so. I brought books and games to help, going above and beyond. I believe that because some of the volunteers did not like me was the reason. I do not regret doing the program, but I also strongly believe participants are not getting the benefits for which they pay. Volunteers essentially work 10-12 hour days. Most volunteers are travellers who use the program as a way to save dollars for a week since food and accommodation are included. They do not truly care whether participants truly learn and grow. I've heard people say things like this. A majority of participants are working professionals such as lawyers, doctors, CEOs, engineers, and the like. They come to improve English for the workplace. They need business English. Instead of doing photo challenges, they should be practicing things like interviewing skills, corporate email writing and the like. Instead, it's random conversations with different people who, for the most part, aren't qualified to teach anything, much less specifically business English. I've heard participants say they get very confused when they're being told different things because we, the volunteers, come from different parts of the world. It's just one big meetup that gives a false sense of growth. There's a big focus on being "nice" & "friendships". Participants are not paying to make friends, they're paying to improve their linguistic skills, more often than not, for work. They do not get that.
Volunteers share rooms. Although food is provided, there isn't any real choice. Venues are generally secluded so there's no just running to the store. Your time is not your own for the week. Volunteers are encouraged to participate under the umbrella of "free" vacation. But it's not really a vacation when you're pretty much stuck at a location that's often difficult to just leave, and all you do is talk about random things 10-12 hours a day with people you sometimes have nothing in common with.
What' s more, volunteers are required to write a whole report for their "mentee" at the end of the week. Volunteers themselves get no guidance as to how to better help the participants as far as what works, what doesn't, how the company feel it's best to guide conversations; nothing. There is also no performance feedback to understand your strengths and weaknesses so far as the requirements of the position. There are no performance metrics. They don't care so long as you're palatable to the majority.
I don't think it's possible to put 20 something adult strangers in a space for a week and expect everyone to like each other and get along. That's the false sense of "friendship" that pushed. Less in this program that another I've done in Germany but still. Participants would get more out such programs is they were properly tailored to their actual needs. But for that, they would have to hire and pay instructors which would cut deep into their bottom line. This company has shown me they care little for those who actually make the programs most possible, the volunteers.
I was less than pleased with how things turned out, true. However I did find enjoyment in helping others gaining a little more confidence and feeling better about their English skills because I genuinely care. Language teaching/coaching is my passion.
All that being said, I would not recommend especially if you're someone qualified to teach.

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I have completed two programmes now and feel very engaged with Angloville.Days can be long and tiring but I found that there were sufficient breaks.I loved the engagement with the Polish students ,all who have different backgrounds and have different English speaking ability.They all improved in confidence and knowledge by the end of the course. The native English speakers were also supportive of each other.I look forward to my next placement.

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I want to share my honest experience with Angloville as an International Participant (IP). The program was significantly more demanding than I expected, with very long days—often around 12 hours—and minimal free time. Although it’s advertised as a cultural exchange, the workload felt comparable to that of a full-time teacher, despite being an unpaid volunteer. Additionally, there was no support for visa costs.
Before joining, I specifically asked my recruiter about the possibility of paid work and was told it wasn’t an option. However, during the program, I met other participants doing the same IP role who were receiving payment. This inconsistency was disappointing and left me feeling misled.
The structure of the program could benefit from serious revision. While the coordinators were kind and the locations were fine, the experience overall was exhausting and left me feeling undervalued. Volunteers should not be expected to work such intense schedules without proper compensation or sufficient rest.
I also had to leave the scheduled programs earlier than planned, and was informed that I would lose my full €149 deposit. It’s difficult to understand why unpaid volunteers are penalised in this way, especially given the level of commitment already required.
The TEFL certificate offered is not worth completing 120 hours on top of three weeks of unpaid work—especially when there are better programs that offer paid positions, or you could simply pay for the course yourself and earn money through paid teaching work elsewhere.
Based on my experience, I would not recommend Angloville.

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Angloville as a company need to take responsibility for the actions of their staff and not deflect and claim defamation. It is not defamation if it is true.
Here's my story. I had to collect my daughter from the airport today after she was let go with no warnings, because she complained about being the subject of racial abuse. She was one of the girls mentioned in a previous review. The teenagers subjected her, another leader and very young children on a different course to racial abuse. They had monkey chants, monkey called out to them and bananas left outside their rooms and lowered on to balconies. So upset were they that they asked the English coordinator to take a day off and were given permission. That day she was constantly on the phone upset by the attitude of the Polish leaders. In particular the Health and Safety officer there. She was then informed that she and the other girl were being let go. We have footage and recordings of the conversations and proof of the treatment. So she has had to pay out for new flights, taxis and lost her deposit from Angloville. We will be taking legal action against the company and taking it to the European Commission for Human Rights. Do not think of getting involved with this company as they do not support equality and treat staff terribly.

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I was staying at a hotel this week in Malta where it seems a tour group from France of very young children were targeted by the Polish teenagers. What I saw disgusted me. Monkey chants, banana throwing at these young children. From what I could see they were also hurling abuse at one of the girls working there of African background. We couldn't sit on our balcony as it was constant. What was most disgusting was the Polish leaders laughing and encouraging the behaviour. I am writing to the embassies involved as this is blatant racism encouraged by the company employees, and anyone of colour seems fair game. I overheard they had also sacked two staff who were of colour for complaining.

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Angloville is a company with no morals. This company is entrusted with taking care of their volunteers and the children with a supposed no tolerance policy. However this is not true. They allow teenage boys to be openly and aggressively racist towards both children and adults of colour. To the extent that they felt they need to call the local authorities as they feared for their safety.
Anyone with any sense of decency or morality should stay far away from this company.
Edit:
After seeing the response from Angloville I would like to clarify that attempts were made to bring this to the attention of higher up officials however on the ground the coordinators laughed at the racism and saw no issues with it. Stating that you have certain values and actually following through with them from the ground up are two very different things. Maybe for the sake of future volunteers and attendees you should consider taking on paid staff who do NOT find racism funny.

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I was a native English-speaker 'mentor' for this English conversation program in Poland. We were promised 6 nights in a 3-4 star hotel+3 meals a day. The reality was we were put 2-to-a room in the staff quarters-old dirty furniture with bugs in the basement+ yuki food which made you pyuk. In the evening nothing cooked -just cheese+ bread. 1 mentor was bitten in the eye by a bug in her room. Polish students pay Euros 1000+ for this program I doubt Angloville spent 100 Euros on the mentors. The days were were long (9am to 9 pm). There was not even a single cultural trip in the neigbourhood! They even had the nerve to charge 35 Euros to the mentors as 'admin fee'. A horrible experience. NEVER AGAIN! Avoid at all costs!
Pros
Nothing!
Cons
Slave labour, terrible food, awful accomodation.
terrible food
dirty bug-ridden accomodation
Notice Angloville admits "We completely agree with you regarding the conditions you experienced, particularly the sudden bug infestation at that venue" and yet they complained to Trustpilot to take my review down!!!!

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Rubbish company. Not serious and professional at all. I had an interview on the 28th of March 2025 with a woman (Not citing her name here). No one came back to me, absolutely no one. I contacted this lady, but her email is not valid. then i sent an email to the info contact team, then again no one came back to me. They wrote me back when i started to talk about GDPR and my right to be forgotten, they started to be scared and apologised. Sorry, but they wasted my time for this interview and they didn t come back to me. Stay away from this company.

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It is an incredible company. It has allowed me to travel to Malta, Poland and Austria whilst meeting lovely other like minded people wanting to make a positive impact. The polish children are incredibly respectful and accepting of your support and teaching. I thought I was making an impact on them but the way the made me feel was incredible. Everyone involved loves the week and leaves with incredible memories. Anyone looking to work with children or just share a wonderful experience should try it!!!

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Great experience at the last Krakow, Poland programme. Lots of amazing people, great venue, lovely food.

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