I have 15-year teaching experience and since 2018 I have prepared for the STANAG 6001 (SLP) exam, first in the classroom and now online and have taught 400+ servicemembers from 17 NATO countries. 

Ufff… I get this question very often!

That really depends on a few things—your current level, your exam goal, how much time you can dedicate weekly, and how comfortable you are with military topics in English.

For most students, especially those aiming for Level 3, preparation usually takes around 6 to 12 months of consistent work. But sometimes people only find out about the exam just a few weeks in advance—in those cases, it’s all about smart, focused preparation and making the most of the time you have.

Whatever your timeline, the key is to start as soon as possible, get a clear idea of your level, and build a solid routine. We can absolutely work with your timeframe—short or long—and make a plan that gives you the best possible chance of success!

LANGFORCE™ isn’t just another English course. It’s a mission-ready system that combines:

 Geopolitical awareness
Authentic media
 High-impact feedback
 Full exam simulation

All structured around one powerful metaphor: an aircraft.

Let me walk you through it quickly:

•  Cockpit – Strategic thinking, grammar awareness, exam strategy.

•  Radar & Navigation – Real-world input from news, SITREPs, and articles.

•  Engines – Active practice with writing/audio tasks & live mock exams.

•  Cargo – Vocabulary banks, collocations, and STANAG-focused grammar.

•  Wings – Balanced fluency & structure through integration drills.

•  Landing Gear – Test readiness, mental prep & confidence.

•  Fuel – Your mission, ambition, and reason to succeed.

Whether you’re preparing for a deployment, aiming for a NATO position, or simply want to feel confident speaking and writing in military English, LANGFORCE™ gives you structure, direction, and support.

 More than 17 NATO countries have trusted this method.

I have always wanted to create my own method and set high quality standards (especially when it comes to constructive feedback). That’s also one of the reasons I started my business – to do things better than I was told by my former bosses and to be able to implement my own ideas and knowledge.

I’ve been doing it for years, but now my method has an official name – LANGFORCE. Sounds a bit like ‘landforce’ (military reference had to be there) but it’s also to give you LANGuage FORCE to speak up.

First – check ‘SERVICES’ section on my website and read about the types of classes I offer, pick the one you are most interested in and contact me via email (stanag.bootcamp@gmail.com).

No, I’m not. I’m a native speaker of Polish. In my everyday life I use 3 languages – English, Spanish and Polish.

I feel you, sometimes schools are simply not able to meet our individual needs when we are in a group or they don’t know SLP / STANAG 6001 exam specifics.

I can guarantee that working with me you will see results that are related to your language goals – we specify them in our first lesson in order to know what to focus on and create systems around them. Then – it’s also up to you and the systematic work you put into your learning process. I’m your guide, mentor and cheerleader, but you are the one responsible for sticking to your study routines and completing all the tasks. Those regular actions that you take every day will take you closer and closer to your GOAL – like when you work out or train for a marathon. I’ll be there to have your back in the process and teach you everything I know about the SLP exam strategies!

I don’t offer free lessons. However, you can pay for one class only and if you decide that we are not a good match – you are free to resign. 

Start with the Evaluation Class. It’s a 90-minute session where I assess your current level, review your strengths and weaknesses, and give you clear, personal recommendations on how to prepare for Level 3. It’s the smartest first step before diving into serious prep.

Send me an email at stanag.bootcamp@gmail.com if you would like to book a session.