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English tutoring help - do we need the TESOL certificate to work in Poland? [33]
What's "Polish dancing"?
what do you mean what's polish dancing. try google searching it and it will give you millions of links to it.
Easy? not really. Most people are looking for teachers who have been here and know the score. You can always work for peanuts, but don't expect anyone to take you seriously. You'll also find that most people won't take a 22 year old seriously - you're just too young. For some reason, Poles prefer older teachers.
The polish ambassador for New Zealand already told us the opposite to this. She said it wouldn't be that bad and might be able to help
us in finding job placement. worst case scenario we can't get a teaching job, then im sure we can get a job in hospitality or since the
Warszawa university is a sister university of the one we go to, we could always get jobs that way.
you only have 90 days to sort out all the paperwork. It's also worth pointing out that if you get caught working without a work permit, then it's an automatic year ban from the entire Schengen zone. The 90 day Schengen limit is enforced for non-EU citizens - even if you're not caught in-country, you will probably get caught when leaving the zone. Border runs won't work, either.
The agreement between Poland and New Zealand, will get us a 1 year work and travel visa for all of Poland. so we won't have to worry about that.
Hi I am a Polish and from what I know my friend sister she went to teach there English and she did not had TESOL. I could ask for it if you like in more details. If you both got yours Certificate from Uni then I don't see a reason why any Polish school would say no. Which part of Poland would you like to go???
that would be cool if you could get more details. Current plan is most of the major cities and my partner wishes to go back to her grandparents homeland but supposedly that's now
part of Russia or something. I get quite lost with all the polish names but she knows.
The chap could be goin to live with some of his missus' relations. There was no mention of renting or anything like that. 1600zl a month would be alright if he wasn't payin any rent....but if he's gotta pay rent then yea OP you'd be better off trying to find work in a country where the money is better and the only country in Europe with a decent economy at the minute other than Poland is Germany.
Yes we are planning on staying with family as much as we can while we are there. Also we are asking the polish community to help fund us a bit, as my partner wants to bring back heaps of dancing knowledge. getting money from this job isn't the main point, we want to experience working in another country.
