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Joined: 25 Dec 2007 / Male ♂
Last Post: 29 Dec 2011
Threads: Total: 15 / In This Archive: 4
Posts: Total: 19666 / In This Archive: 8616
From: Poland, Gliwice
Speaks Polish?: Tak, umiem
Interests: Cycling, chess and language

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Seanus   
10 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

Could well be a novelty thing.

Even if Polish bread starts to go off, u can always toast it. That's what I'm doing now
Seanus   
10 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

Try Hovis or Warburton. My GF is very critical of GB/UK bread but she liked those 2.
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

Polish bread rolls are phenomenal too. What a great way to start the day.
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

The Japanese bread was nice, Izumo bijin. Quite sweet. Bijin means beautiful woman.
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

Smartass, I don't have a family to pass it round to. Their loaves are fairly big. The half-loaves are usually gone by the time I get there.
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

U quoting my sources again? LOL

Some bread here is heavenly but it goes off too quickly
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Off-Topic / PF - The Omnibus Edition [1502]

Honoured to have my name in lights maybe.

Humbled is when sb or sth brings u back down 2 earth. For example, Italy are being humbled by Holland, hey yes!!! Great!!!
Seanus   
9 Jun 2008
Food / Bread Baking in Poland [65]

Zapiekanki???? They are put in ovens. The Czechs are worse for frying things.

Poland has many types of bread. I like it but the Poles exaggerate how good it is I feel.
Seanus   
7 Jun 2008
Work / Are you teaching English in Poland? [120]

OK, I'll answer ur questions in order.

1) Yes, I am

2) In Gliwice, near Katowice

3) I came to Poland to teach, it was full of jobs in 2004

4) U can work with so many schools these days, check the websites

5) There are many language schools in Poland, more and more are popping up

6) Yes, I have a CELTA

7) I use English File, English in Mind and Market Leader, as well as others

8) I didn't get much training as I already had experience and was deemed not to need it

9) It was easy to find work

10) The best schools, hmm, I can't speak for Warsaw or Krakow. Profi-Lingua is one of the bigger schools, I work for them and Britam

11) There are contact addresses online.

12) Ur earnings depend on what u negotiate. 4000PLN maybe. I work for 2 schools and do privates so that changes things

13) U can live a decent life, no problem

14) U can support a family but u have to budget more in that case

15) U could pay a mortgage but I'd advise against it, ur future is far from assured

16) Teaching will be an option for quite a while but for how long? Hmm...

I've kept my responses short. Please ask for specifics if u want