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Emigration from Poland (2.1m Poles are living abroad, most within Europe) [37]
If its good enough, Polish skills and experience are accepted and employment at a same level is possible.
But English is best known foreign language in Poland. In all other emigration destinations, like Germany, Netherlands or Norway Poles mostly don't speak local language, so have similar jobs to People in UK without English. That's why average job of Polish emigrant is quite simple, not requiring any special qualification.
What surprised me in the comments section below the article was the frustration of the people that is shining through
Those who are ok don't write comments. That's why you see only negative.
Most students are horrified at the thought of actually gaining work experience in their holidays
It's not so simple out of few biggest cities, so It's not possible to gain any valuable experience for circa 50% of students, because local job markets don't need student interns.
The violence in Warsaw verifies the complaints in the comments section. Poland has a difficult time governing itself.
It's annual event. Says nothing about the government.
