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1. The administrator of your personal data is Yellow House Education SA with its registered office in Kraków, 30-394 ul. Podole 60 which initiated and coordinates International Social Education Program Bilingual Future.

2. In the matter of personal data protection, please contact the number +48 22 290 44 33 and email: info@yhe.uk.com

3. Yellow House Education SA processes your data as follows:

  • a) e-mail address and telephone number used for contact regarding coordination of the implementation of International Social Education Program Bilingual Future.

4. In connection with the processing of your personal data by Yellow House Education SA, you have the following rights:

  • a) the right to access the data and their content
  • b) the right to change the data
  • c) the right to delete the data
  • d) the right to limit the data processing
  • e) the right to object
  • f) the right to be forgetten

5. By sending an email to: info@yhe.uk.com you agree to the processing of personal data for the purposes described in point 3.

6. In the event of a change of decision and withdrawal of consent, please contact us by phone: 222 90 44 33 or by email: info@yhe.uk.com

OUR STORY

Having started with audio cassettes, through CDs and DVDs, we moved on to deliver our solutions online. Currently, we are applying cutting-edge AI-driven algorithms to evaluate, recommend, and deliver custom-tailored multimedia and games.

From Teaching English to Universal Bilingual Education

British linguist Claire Selby came to Poland in the 1990s and brought up her children as bilingual speakers of Polish and English. Her story would have gone no further, had it not been for other parents, who asked Claire to help their children communicate fluently in both languages. Claire realised that many parents and preschools were looking for a new way to teach their children a second language.

To reach beyond her local preschool, she had to provide materials that would deliver the learning process for children, their families and preschools. This is how her first course, „English at Home”, started. It consisted of stories that presented the new language in context through bilingual scripts, reinforced with new, matching songs (SongStories). They were narrated by Claire’s bilingual daughter Zenia, with the songs sung by children who were native speakers of English.

The course attracted the attention of, among others, Waldemar Miksa, who took an interest in it as a father, but at the same time as a producer and publisher. Having tried out the course on his children, he could see how effective it was and saw the possibilities of further developing this product into an educational system. He oversaw the production of “Baby Beetles”, and in 2012, he formulated the principles and aims of the „Bilingual Future” programme.