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tell me about poznan hospitality jobs i have four years experience


nirmalvikram  2 | 4  
9 Jul 2009 /  #1
hi i am nirmal i am from India and my city is Madurai located in southern India .i am plan to study in Poland in Poznan hospitality management . any one give me information about hospitality .and i have a four years experience in hospitality and bar and cafe it possible to i can get good job over three i have complete my bachelors degree in tourism and hospitality management.

i need information about
1,i can manage my self in Poznan becoz i have only know english to speak ,write,,read,
2,i can get hotel ,bar ,cafe, any jobs?
3,i can get little good amount of salary ?
4,how much i can get pay?
5,Poznan is cold?

Jul 9, 09, 11:45 - Thread attached on merging:
looking hospitality jobs i n poznan

hi people i am new guy for poland i am looking part time jobs in poznan in any cafes, bar,
hotel, resorts anything i have four years experience in hospitality and i have completed bachelors in hotel management .
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
10 Jul 2009 /  #2
5,Poznan is cold?

In the space of 6 weeks, it went from -15c here to +10. The swing this year has gone from nearly -20c to +30c. That should tell you all you need to know ;)

1,i can manage my self in Poznan becoz i have only know english to speak ,write,,read,

Shouldn't be too difficult as long as you have someone to help you out. The biggest problem you'll have is with the Urząd Miasta with the zameldowanie nonsense.

2,i can get hotel ,bar ,cafe, any jobs?

It'll be tough with no language skills. I'd advise trying the larger hotels and see if anything comes up, but I'd suggest learning the language as soon as possible. English teaching is likely to be a no-no for you, unfortunately.

3,i can get little good amount of salary ?
4,how much i can get pay?

10zl an hour might be doable. But I would prepare yourself for the worst - 5zl in the hand might be the most you can hope for. It depends on what you find - I'd actually suggest hunting down the Easyjet call centre and seeing if they've any use for you there.

All I can really suggest is perhaps going to Dragon and running into the expats there - someone might very well help you out or have some connections there.
OP nirmalvikram  2 | 4  
10 Jul 2009 /  #3
thank you dear friend delphiandomine
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
11 Jul 2009 /  #4
No problem. If you need any help here, feel free to drop me a message on here. It'll be tough, but worth it! :)
OP nirmalvikram  2 | 4  
12 Jul 2009 /  #5
Jul 12, 09, 18:14 - Thread attached on merging:
i am looking hospitality jobs in poznan i did bachelor degree in hospitality

i am looking hospitality jobs in Poznan .i am from India i have four years experience in hospitlity job and i have one year experience in overseas and i have one year exp in bar as bartender and two years experience in coffee shop as brewing master.salary is negotiable i will be in Poznan September.
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
12 Jul 2009 /  #6
What kind of wage are you looking for? I may have someone interested in you...
OP nirmalvikram  2 | 4  
13 Jul 2009 /  #7
i am expecting 20 zl per our because i am came to study there i can only work part time.i need to study lot for that i have to work hard and my ambition is be a traveler.
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
13 Jul 2009 /  #8
Don't take this the wrong way, but it's going to be very, very hard for you to get 20zl an hour. Minimum wage here is 1276zl a month, which translates to around 800zl a month net - or about 5zl an hour after tax.

Without Polish, you won't get a job where you can make your money up through tips - such customer facing jobs will demand fluent Polish. English teaching also isn't an option for you because Polish people simply will not hire someone with an Asian sub-continent accent when they can get Poles with perfect British/American accents. You'll also find a lot of discrimination from people - there is an attitude in Poland that non-whites simply cannot teach English properly. Even educated people will share this opinion.

In all honesty, the only jobs that you'll likely have even half a chance at are physical jobs not requiring language skills. But these will pay minimum wage or just above - 20zl just won't happen. To get 20zl/hour would mean a full time salary of 3200zl. Bear in mind that in Warsaw, the average wage is around 3000zl a month - Poznan isn't so expensive, nor are salaries so high.

If you had an IT background, you may have had a chance at something - but without serious IT skills, you won't have a chance of being considered for this.

I would seriously reconsider moving to Poland if you need to earn 20zl/hr in order to survive here. It's simply not doable. The person I know that could be interested in you simply wouldn't pay more than 8zl an hour for you - it's quite possible to get a Polish speaker with English language abilities for that price, and you simply wouldn't have the skills to demand 20zl an hour.
OP nirmalvikram  2 | 4  
13 Jul 2009 /  #9
that's cool i am which one i heard from you i want to do something different from others i hope i can manage with in three months and i will be manage bro i will see .Poland its not my final designation i want travel more and more i can do. but i am not saying i have over confidence but for achieve something we have to work hard it is true bro thank you for your kind information bro . bro send me any good website address for learning polish.and if you have time you want do some favor for me it is possible to get me any human resources managers email address to me like ex(hayyat,hilton,hotels web adress).if its possible bro otherwise leave it.

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