if given a choice between wroclaw, warsaw and krakow which city is the best for a foreign student who doesnt speak polish to get a job and live cheaply and with least problems?????? Which of these cities has the maximum foreign students??
WHICH IS THE BEST CITY TO LIVE IN FOR A FOREIGN STUDENT in POLAND?
The chances of getting a job without speaking Polish are pretty much non-existent - uless you teach English, I see from your profile that you are from India so I would pretty much cancel teaching English out as I would imagine Polish people would rather be tought by a native speaker.
As for Wraclaw there are lots of foreign students, there are plenty of threads on this site that will tell you what life is like.
As for Wraclaw there are lots of foreign students, there are plenty of threads on this site that will tell you what life is like.
delphiandomine 86 | 17823
9 Feb 2009 / #3
As above.
You will struggle to get a job here with an Indian accent - even though many Indians are 'native' English speakers, the accent will likely pose huge problems for you. It's not an issue of racism, but simply the reality - the accent isn't a great one for teaching with.
Your only real hope would be to get a job in a large company - but these jobs are very, very rare. You certainly couldn't hope to come here and get such a job - you would have to land it from India. And with the hassle with work permits/etc for non-EU, it seems rather unlikely that you would be able to secure the kind of job where they would happily sort out permits for you.
I dare say you might be able to find a job washing dishes/other menial slave labour. But these kind of jobs simply won't pay you enough to survive - minimum wage would be likely, and 750 a month simply wouldn't be enough to live on.
You will struggle to get a job here with an Indian accent - even though many Indians are 'native' English speakers, the accent will likely pose huge problems for you. It's not an issue of racism, but simply the reality - the accent isn't a great one for teaching with.
Your only real hope would be to get a job in a large company - but these jobs are very, very rare. You certainly couldn't hope to come here and get such a job - you would have to land it from India. And with the hassle with work permits/etc for non-EU, it seems rather unlikely that you would be able to secure the kind of job where they would happily sort out permits for you.
I dare say you might be able to find a job washing dishes/other menial slave labour. But these kind of jobs simply won't pay you enough to survive - minimum wage would be likely, and 750 a month simply wouldn't be enough to live on.
King Sobieski 2 | 714
9 Feb 2009 / #4
if given a choice between wroclaw, warsaw and krakow which city is the best for a foreign student
probably new delhi, rajasthan or hyderabadd.
he asked about cities not states.......
k98_man
16 Feb 2009 / #6
Jesus, what is with this asian invasion of Poland? xD
I think Shelley is right though, unfortunately. The Indian accent will not allow you to teach English properly.
I think Krakow is one of the nicest towns in Europe though. Perhaps you should live there :)
I think Shelley is right though, unfortunately. The Indian accent will not allow you to teach English properly.
I think Krakow is one of the nicest towns in Europe though. Perhaps you should live there :)
I'm living in Wroclaw its a pretty good city i don't no Polish and i get on fine here i'm teaching here at 1 school and a few private students and i dont have a TEFL certificate but i'm going for the course in the summer