Wataha.no
Send report Radio TV Your account

Łukasz Derdowski Polish lecturer in Norway

add to Favorites
Rate the article
Rate the article

Łukasz Derdowski is a teacher from Poland who has been living in Norway with his wife for 6 years. A great man, a lecturer at the university in Stavanger, he teaches in three languages ​​in two faculties and he learned Norwegian in 8 months!

Can be!

Łukasz is an amazing man who breaks all stereotypes about Poles abroad. He is not a builder or plumber, after graduating from university in Poland, he came to Norway, did his PhD, and now teaches at the university in Stavanger at two faculties: Hotel School and Faculty of Social Sciences. The subjects he teaches are research methodology, statistics and other light subjects.

Language is the key

During the conversation, Łukasz asked his interlocutor what needs to be done to get to the place where he is now. Łukasz replied that, first of all, you should know at least the basics of the Norwegian language. As a lecturer, he can speak three languages ​​because he teaches in Norwegian, English and sometimes even Polish. Due to the fact that Łukasz sometimes lectures in our native language, our compatriots who do not speak Norwegian have the opportunity to develop in the same way as the rest of the students. 

Read also: Madison the dog survived a fire in California

Norwegian language course

At the beginning of their history in Norway, the man and his wife lived in a completely different place than today. Before Łukasz started lecturing at the university, he knew that scientific knowledge was not everything. He had to know the language. Together with his wife, they took a very intensive course, thanks to which they learned Norwegian in 8 miesięcy. Sitting after 4-5 hours they returned home every day at school and continued their education to be on the level after eight months B2 and almost C1. 

Ambition and goals

Łukasz is a very ambitious man who, although he has already achieved a lot, does not intend to rest on his laurels. His goal is to keep learning. He was given the opportunity to teach more subjects from the university, which he will teach from the next semester. Additionally, he wants to apply for habilitation, and later for the position of assistant professor.

Read also: Satanists and this year's Christmas exhibition

Relationships with other teachers

During the conversation between the two Lukes, a question was asked about the relationship with other Norwegian teachers. Do you feel like a teacher or do you feel that you are treated differently because you are from Poland. The lecturer replied that he feels part of the environment because it is quite international and it is impossible to feel ill-treatment due to its origin.

All Poles living in Stavanger and not only are very proud of Łukasz and wish him further success!

Weather

loader image
Oslo, NO
8:57 a.m., Apr 23, 2024
temperature icon 4° C
light rainfall
Humidity: 63%
Pressure: 1015 mb
Wind: 3 mph
Wind Taste: 9 mph
clouds: 89%
Visibility: 0 km
Sunrise: 5:36 am
Sunset: 8:53 pm

Exchange rate

Polish zlotys

1 PLN

=

NOK

0,375

Norwegian crown

SEK

0,384

Swedish Krona

EUR

4,310

Euro

USD

3,932

United States dollar

Featured Articles

Latest articles

Payroll settlements in the state: Deadline is April 30

Wage settlements in the state: Deadline is April 30. Today, April 22, a meeting of representatives of the state and the main trade unions was held to start wage settlements in the state. The settlement deadline is…


Restructuring the Norwegian government: Key changes in ministerial composition

Restructuring the Norwegian government: Key changes in ministerial composition. Recent Changes in the Norwegian Government On April 19, 2024, the Norwegian Government announced significant changes in its ministerial composition. As part of…


Strengthening protection for Ukrainians in Norway 🇳🇴🇺🇦

Strengthening protection for Ukrainians in Norway 🇳🇴🇺🇦. Expanding collective protection: New government proposals Legislative update In the latest press release of April 19, 2024, the Ministry of Justice and Emergency Preparedness…


Visit our social networking sites