Dla doświadczonych programistów w Polsce — cotygodniowa sesja na żywo po angielsku
Jesteś na standupie. Twój Tech Lead pyta, co dostarczyłeś wczoraj.
Dokładnie wiesz, co zrobiłeś. Zrefaktoryzowałeś moduł autoryzacji. Obniżyłeś opóźnienia o 40%. Znalazłeś błąd, którego nikt inny nie umiał znaleźć.
Ale kiedy zaczynasz mówić, brzmi to płasko. Monotonnie. Urwanie. Słowa są, ale nie ma w nich Ciebie. Twojej osobowości, pewności siebie, sposobu, w jaki wyjaśniłbyś to po polsku — nic z tego nie wybrzmiewa.
Widzisz to po ich twarzach. Wzrok ucieka na drugi ekran. Ktoś zaczyna pisać. Tech Lead uprzejmie kiwa głową i przechodzi do kolejnej osoby.
I wtedy to czujesz: różnicę między tym, jak dobry naprawdę jesteś, a jak dobrze brzmisz.
Powodem, dla którego współpracownicy nie widzą w pełni Twojego talentu, nie jest kod. Twój kod mówi sam za siebie.
Problem pojawia się, gdy trudno jest Cię słuchać — gdy wymowa wymaga od nich dodatkowego wysiłku, a płaska intonacja rozprasza uwagę — przestają słuchać, zanim skończysz myśl.
And if they're not listening, they're not hearing your ideas. If they're not hearing your ideas, they're not recognizing your value. If they're not recognizing your value, you're not getting the promotion, the raise, the role you deserve.
It doesn't matter that you read English documentation better than most American devs at the company. It doesn't matter that you understand every word your Tech Lead says. The way you sound when you speak is shaping how people perceive your seniority.
To jest prawdziwy koszt. Nie luka językowa, lecz luka w postrzeganiu.
Jest coś, o czym nikt Ci nie mówi: to nie jest problem z Tobą.
Programiści, którzy brzmią naturalnie po angielsku? Wielu z nich dorastało w dwujęzycznych domach, chodziło do międzynarodowych szkół albo mieszkało za granicą, gdy mózg łatwiej przyswajał wymowę.
If you didn't have that, you never had the chance to build real English fluency during the easiest window to learn it. You learned English the hard way — grammar books, apps, maybe a course here and there. And you got far. Your vocabulary is strong. Your comprehension is excellent.
Ale wymowa? Rytm i melodia angielskiego? Dźwięki, których po prostu nie ma w polskim? Nikt nie nauczył Cię ich od podstaw. Standardowe kursy nie rozumieją konkretnych różnic między polskim a angielskim — nawyków, które usta budowały przez lata mówienia po polsku.
You don't have a talent problem. You have a habit problem. But the good news is, habits can be rebuilt.
Dlaczego Twój angielski brzmi właśnie tak
Think about what it would feel like to walk into your next standup and just... talk. No rehearsing in your head. No translating. Just your ideas, coming out clearly, with the kind of delivery that makes people lean in instead of tune out. Your Tech Lead responding to your point instead of nodding past it. That's what's on the other side of fixing this.
Powód jest prosty: polski i angielski nie używają tych samych pozycji ust. Dźwięk „th” nie istnieje w polskim. Tak samo różnice między „ship” i „sheep” albo „beat” i „bit”. Rytm jest zupełnie inny.
Za każdym razem, gdy mówisz po angielsku, usta wracają do polskich pozycji. To nie lenistwo — to lata pamięci mięśniowej. Efekt to angielski, który brzmi jak wysiłek, niejasno i monotonnie, choć w ogóle nie oddaje Ciebie.
Więcej słownictwa ani gramatyki tego nie naprawi. Potrzebujesz kogoś, kto rozumie konkretne polskie nawyki powodujące problem i potrafi prosto pokazać, jak przećwiczyć każdy dźwięk, aż wreszcie zaskoczy.
That's what I do. In the first 15 minutes of each session, I teach you one of the English sounds you need to retrain — using the simplest method you've ever been taught. No jargon. No phonetic charts. Just "put your tongue here, shape your lips like this, now say it." And when you hear the difference come out of your own mouth for the first time, English pronunciation stops feeling like a mystery and starts feeling like something that actually makes sense.
Then you use that sound immediately — in a real standup, a code review, an architecture debate — with other devs in the group. So the new pronunciation doesn't stay in your head as theory. It becomes the way you actually speak, starting from your very first session.
This way of learning is going to make English pronunciation feel like it finally clicks for you — and actually feels easy.
Standups
Unleashed
Jedna sesja na żywo tygodniowo z innymi doświadczonymi programistami. Prawdziwe standupy. Prawdziwe code review. Prawdziwe dyskusje o architekturze. Po angielsku. Z korektą wymowy i sposobu mówienia w czasie rzeczywistym.
The group gives you the pronunciation foundation, the natural delivery, and the comfort speaking English that makes your colleagues actually want to listen — so they can finally recognize how valuable your ideas really are.
75 USD/miesiąc • Rezygnacja w dowolnym momencie • Maks. 20 miejsc
Once You're In the Group
After your first few sessions, you start noticing something. You're in a real standup at work, and instead of rehearsing your sentence in your head first, you just say it. The words come out with the right stress, the right rhythm. Your Tech Lead doesn't just nod — they respond to your point. They build on it.
A few weeks later, you're in an architecture discussion. Someone proposes a pattern you disagree with. Before, you would have stayed quiet — not because you didn't have a better idea, but because forming the argument in English felt too slow. Now you push back. Clearly. Confidently. And people listen.
When your manager pulls you aside after the meeting and tells you that was the clearest technical explanation they've heard from anyone on the team — that's the moment you realize the gap is gone.
How Each Weekly Session Works
Up to 90 minutes live. High-fidelity simulation — not rehearsal.
Informal Greetings
Small talk before the session starts. Get comfortable, chat with the other devs, ease into English naturally — the way real meetings begin.
Fundamental Sound Breakdown & Practice
One sound per week. I break down exactly how to produce it — where your tongue goes, how your lips shape, what it should feel like. You practice it as a group until it clicks. No jargon. No phonetic charts. Just clear, simple instruction.
Real Standups
Each dev gives their standup in English — what you did, what you're doing, blockers. I correct your pronunciation, delivery, and phrasing in real time. You learn twice: when you speak and when you hear another dev get corrected on the same mistakes you make.
Debrief + Q&A
Common mistakes from the session, notes on patterns I noticed across the group, and open questions. You leave knowing exactly what to work on — not a generic list, the real habits that came through in your speech today.
Imagine the next time someone on your team proposes something you disagree with — and instead of staying quiet, you push back. Clearly. In English. And your manager sees it.
That's not a fantasy. That's what happens when your pronunciation and delivery finally match the quality of your thinking. The ideas were always there. Now people can actually hear them.
Dlaczego zwykły nauczyciel angielskiego tego nie naprawi
Generic English Tutor
- • Nie zna typowych różnic między polskim a angielskim — nie usłyszy, co nie działa, ani nie wyjaśni dlaczego
- • Has never sat in a real standup, code review, or architecture discussion
- • You practice alone with a teacher — nothing like the real pressure of speaking in front of peers
- • You only learn from your own mistakes
Weekly Live Group
- Prowadzone przez native speakera angielskiego, który zna konkretne nawyki wpływające na Twój akcent
- Led by a current full-stack developer and former Head of Product — someone who's lived in the meetings you're preparing for
- You practice in front of other devs — the same social pressure as a real standup
- Uczysz się dwa razy na każdej sesji — gdy mówisz i gdy słyszysz korektę innych programistów przy podobnych nawykach
Who's Running the Group
Jestem Lucas Weaver. Jestem Amerykaninem i trenerem angielskiego dla profesjonalistów.
I'm a current full-stack developer with 5+ years of experience — and before that, I was Head of Product at a Fintech for 5+ years. I've sat on the other side of the table. I've hired developers. And I've seen firsthand how often brilliant developers get overlooked — not because of their skills, but because their English didn't let their real ability come through.
W pracy skupiamy się na tym, co naprawdę słychać w Twoim angielskim: pozycjach ust, rytmie, akcentowaniu i nawykach, które przeszkadzają w zrozumieniu. Zwykły nauczyciel może powiedzieć: „to nie brzmiało dobrze”. Tutaj dowiesz się dlaczego, gdzie ma być język i jak wyprodukować właściwy dźwięk.
I built Standups Unleashed because I've seen what happens when a brilliant developer finally sounds as good as they actually are — they stop being overlooked and start getting the recognition, the roles, and the opportunities they've deserved all along.
What Devs Have Achieved
"I knew React better than 90% of American devs. But in interviews, I'd freeze. After training with Lucas, I passed the technical interview at a San Francisco company. In English. Without translating in my head."
"Na każdym daily milczałam. Wszystko rozumiałam, ale nie potrafiłam wystarczająco szybko budować zdań. Trening z innymi programistami i słuchanie korekt przyspieszyły mój postęp bardziej, niż się spodziewałam."
"I was the quietest person in my team's dailies. You learn twice: when you speak and when you hear another dev get corrected on the same mistakes you make. In 3 months I became the guy who runs planning."
"I can finally defend my technical decisions in English without freezing."
"Hearing other devs get corrected taught me as much as getting corrected myself."
"Lucas rozumie konkretne nawyki, które wchodzą Polakom w angielski."
"The weekly sessions keep me practicing. With recorded courses I'd always stall out."
What You Get Every Month
Full access as long as you're a member. Cancel anytime.
Everything Included in Your Membership
Cancel anytime • No contract • No penalties
Less than the cost of 1 private lesson per month. 4 live sessions included.
Max 20 spots per group
Think about how many standups you've already sat through where you had the best technical insight in the room — but didn't say it. Or said it and watched it land flat because the delivery didn't match the quality of the idea.
Think about the interviews where you knew the answer but couldn't get it out fast enough, clearly enough. The promotions that went to developers whose code isn't half as good as yours — but who sound confident in English.
That's been happening for years. And it'll keep happening — unless something changes. The pronunciation habits from Portuguese don't fix themselves with time. But they do fix themselves with the right guidance.
The question you need to answer is: can you afford another year of being the most talented person in the room that nobody fully hears?
$75/month is less than one private English lesson. But it's the thing that finally closes the gap between how good you are and how good you sound.
Ready to Sound as Good as You Actually Are?
Picture the version of your career where people actually hear you. Where your manager brings up your name in conversations you're not even in — because the way you communicate made an impression. Where the next promotion isn't going to someone less skilled who just happens to sound more polished.
Picture the interview where you walk in relaxed, explain your architecture decisions with clarity and confidence, and walk out knowing you nailed it. The offer comes in higher than expected — because you didn't just show them your skills, you showed them someone they can put in front of clients and stakeholders.
That's what changes when the way you sound finally matches who you actually are. Better roles. Better salary. Stronger relationships with your team. The kind of security that comes from knowing you'll never be overlooked again.
$75/month • Cancel anytime • No contract • Limited to 20 members per group