Do I need Permission for teach spanish in Poland?

Hi all!!
I am very satisfied to have found this forum!!
My name is Maria, I am Bolivian and live in Poland since 1 year and 1/2. I would like to be able to teach Spanish, but i dont know if it is necessary to have some permission or certificate to do it. Someone knows about?

Thanks!!!

what is your status in Poland?

Hi! Thanks for answering.
So....I have a Karta Pobytło. I have a boyfriend we have two babies, but we are not married.

so what does that allow you to do? What rights do you have in Poland or you are not sure?

I am not sure about if is legal to have a work in my case

neither am I but I am sure somebody will know.

I can't help you, but maybe this thread will shed some light on your situation (I'm not sure if Americans are treated the same way by Polish laws as Bolivians, but probably):

Work permit

Merged: Spanish engineer looking to earn money in Krakow (maybe as a teacher?).

Hi!
I am a young spanish engineer. I would like to spend some months living in Krakow, and would like to know how to find opportunities of job as a spanish teacher or whatever, I just want the money to travel

Hola,
You should become a member on here and use the search box on this page.
Check language schools in Krakow on the internet and apply.
Spanish is a wonderful language (my favourite).
Take care and best of luck

good luck



hola,,,,,,,,,,:)

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Merged: Teaching Spanish in any city of Poland

Hi!

i am José Luis from Venezuela and i want to go to Poland next year to find a job as Spanish teacher although i have no experience. I have read i need some certification to do that so i am planning to go to Spain to take a course in IH or Hemingway Institute about teaching spanish as second language. I don't know if it is enough to find a job.

About learning Polish? i am willing to do it, i like languages so learning a new one, it is always great!

I am open to suggestions, offers, opinions, advices...

Thanks!!!

JL

there are two well known Spanish language schools in Warsaw, one is called cervantes and the other is Sin Fronteras. Google them and contact them for info...obviously they are usually staffed by Spaniards, who do not need work visas due to EU membership.