Karol Niewiadomski

Karol Niewiadomski, M.A., is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Language Acquisition and Teaching within the Faculty of Humanities at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. He serves as a teaching assistant and has been actively involved in organizing international academic conferences, including the 'Rivalry in Language and Literature' event in Lublin.

• Doctoral candidate in Linguistics (since 2023)
• Teaching Assistant at Department of Language Acquisition and Didactics (since 2023)
• Italian language teacher at Tarraro Italian Language Center (since 2022)
• Postgraduate qualifications in Chemistry for Teachers (2024)
• Master's degree in Romance Philology (2023)
• Bachelor's degree in Romance Philology (2020)

His research focuses on phonetic challenges in French pronunciation learning, teacher-student motivational dynamics, and contrastive methods in functional grammar teaching. Current work explores regional pronunciation acquisition in Polish emigrants learning Italian, combining acoustic and sociolinguistic analysis.

Recent scholarly contributions include presentations at the 27th Doctoral School of the Visegrad Countries and the Conference of the Polish Society of Modern Languages, alongside a peer-reviewed publication in Foreign Languages in School on motivational factors in French phonetics education.