Toasttubby 1 | - 11 Jul 2014 / #1Hi everybody, I am a student studying the International Baccalaureate in the Netherlands. As part of an ongoing project, which is to examine how Polish migration has changed Britain since 2004, I have made a very short and simple questionnaire to help me collect my data. If possible, if you are a Polish migrant residing in the UK, it would be greatly appreciated if you could complete this questionnaire by clicking on the following link.freeonlinesurveys.com/s.asp?sid=zcjyxu3bu74a7mj509843Thank you.
Monitor 13 | 1810 11 Jul 2014 / #2Why don't you research Polish migration to Netherlands?It's on the 4th place in recent years:Norway is considered 3rd best place to emigrate, but it's on 8th place only.
poland_ 11 Jul 2014 / #3how Polish migration has changed Britain since 2004,You may have more joy if you contactzpwb.org.uk/index.php/default
PhD Researcher 19 Nov 2016 / #5Merged: Staffordshire University Research: How Do Secondary Schools Communicate With Eastern European Migrant Parents?I am a PhD researcher at Staffordshire University and I need your help with my research. Do you, members of your family or friends have children aged between 11 - 16 years who go to secondary school. I am researching how secondary schools communicate with eastern European parents. You need to have been living in the UK for no longer than 3 years. I want to hear from you and how you feel that you child's school communicate with you. Do they communicate in your home language or in English? Do they use a translator or an interpreter or does your child have to translate for you. When letters are sent home with your child, are they in your home language or in English?If you are interested in taking part in my research, all you will need to do is to complete an online questionnaire. I will not need to speak to you and I will not name you in my research. If you are interested, e mail me at: gwyneth.harding@research.staffs.ac.uk