k98_man
16 Feb 2009 / #1
Hello everyone,
I had a couple questions. I'm not going to come to Poland this year, but I will in about three years. By this time I'll be 21 and my credentials will follow about like this:
For what it's worth I have a perfect 4.0 GPA in an American highschool. By the time I am in Poland I will be attending Jagiellonian University (have already spoken to the registrar etc. about this) and will have spent two years at university in Switzerland studying history already (with an inclination to European studies).
I will also have spent many months in Belgium as an intern with a full-time employer researching historical World War I and World War II sites to conduct archeological digs to find inert ordnance around the area (France, Germany, Belgium and Netherlands).
I've also been published in numerous books for historical research I've done and by the time I go to Poland the book I've finished writing will also probably be published as well.
English is my first language, German is my second with a bit of knowledge in both French and Polish (my Polish will only get better as I study it leading up to my stay in Poland).
With this "hodgepodge" of credentials is there a possibility to get some sort of job with an archeology/history company in Poland? It's hard to say, especially in the future, but I thought I'd ask.
Thanks
I had a couple questions. I'm not going to come to Poland this year, but I will in about three years. By this time I'll be 21 and my credentials will follow about like this:
For what it's worth I have a perfect 4.0 GPA in an American highschool. By the time I am in Poland I will be attending Jagiellonian University (have already spoken to the registrar etc. about this) and will have spent two years at university in Switzerland studying history already (with an inclination to European studies).
I will also have spent many months in Belgium as an intern with a full-time employer researching historical World War I and World War II sites to conduct archeological digs to find inert ordnance around the area (France, Germany, Belgium and Netherlands).
I've also been published in numerous books for historical research I've done and by the time I go to Poland the book I've finished writing will also probably be published as well.
English is my first language, German is my second with a bit of knowledge in both French and Polish (my Polish will only get better as I study it leading up to my stay in Poland).
With this "hodgepodge" of credentials is there a possibility to get some sort of job with an archeology/history company in Poland? It's hard to say, especially in the future, but I thought I'd ask.
Thanks