This is a venue overview, not a booking page. Listings change, so treat the table as a snapshot of what the ielts.org centre finder for Poland showed when this page was written, and check the finder again before you plan anything.
Centres by city
The finder shows 13 centre entries. A few appear twice at the same address, so the real number of locations is smaller. Every entry lists Computer as the only format. The table gives the street address and the provider. Most entries are named British Council on the finder; the second Warsaw entry, Lang LTC Warsaw, names no operator, but its link points to IDP.
| City | Address | Provider | Tests listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warsaw | ul. Koszykowa 54, 00-675 | British Council | Academic, General Training, UKVI versions, Life Skills A1 and B1 |
| Warsaw | Aleje Jerozolimskie 133, 02-304 | Linked to IDP | Academic, General Training |
| Krakow | Swietego Filipa 17, 31-150 | British Council | Test types not shown on the finder list |
| Wroclaw | ul. Sudecka 74, 2nd floor, 53-314 | British Council | Academic, General Training |
| Poznan | Juliusza Slowackiego 45, 60-521 | British Council | Academic, General Training |
| Gdansk | 3-Maja 25A | British Council | Test types not shown on the finder list |
| Katowice | ul. Podgorna 4 | British Council | Academic, General Training |
| Lublin | ul. Zuchow 2 | British Council | Academic, General Training |
| Szczecin | ul. Doktora Judyma 24, 71-466 | British Council | Test types not shown on the finder list |
For Krakow, Gdansk and Szczecin the finder list shows the address, the British Council name and the Computer format, but no test types. Open the entry on ielts.org to see whether Academic, General Training or both are shown for your date.
Warsaw has two listings
Warsaw is the only city with two listings. The Koszykowa Street entry is the one with UKVI versions and Life Skills. The Aleje Jerozolimskie entry lists Academic and General Training on computer, and IDP's Poland page for the same address shows opening hours of 9 AM to 5 PM, Writing on computer and One Skill Retake on the sessions it lists. The two sources differ on One Skill Retake: the ielts.org finder does not show it for this centre, so check the provider's page for the current position. More detail is on the Warsaw page.
If your city is not listed
- Lodz, Rzeszow, Bydgoszcz: no centre entry for these cities appeared on the finder at the time of writing.
- Check the nearest listed city and the travel time yourself; this page gives no distances.
- IELTS Online: the finder also shows two IELTS Online entries for the Academic test, one through IDP's booking site and one through the British Council's. Check whether the organisation you apply to accepts it, and read IELTS Online in Poland before choosing it.
What to check before you book
- Open the centre's entry on ielts.org and note the tests and format.
- Check the provider's own page for dates and the fee. This page states neither; see fees and test dates in Poland.
- If you need a UKVI test for a visa, confirm the UKVI label on the exact centre; see IELTS for UKVI in Poland.
- Ask the organisation that wants your result which test type and format it accepts.
This is general information from the listed pages, not personal advice. Rules and listings can change.
How lessons with Mike can help with this
Mike does not run or represent any test centre, and he cannot register you or set a fee. What he does is teach IELTS Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking one-to-one, live on Google Meet, in English. He holds a Cambridge CELTA (July 2017), has 12+ years teaching English and IELTS in Vietnam, Turkey and Iran, and his own IELTS result is 8.5 in Speaking. In lessons he marks Writing Task 1 and Task 2 against the public band descriptors and runs Speaking Parts 1 to 3 in the real format. You can practise on a computer-style routine once you know your test is computer-delivered. See the booking page, read about Mike or check pricing.
