Would it be easy to live in Poland next summer and find a job and a place to live?

I was wondering if anyone knew how easy would it be for a 19 year old girl from the U.S to move to Poland next year for the summer?

I would need to find a place to live a job for the whole summer, I was born in Poland but have never been back since i was 4 so I think it would be a great experience for me. Please help me.

Thank you

First: find a family member you can stay with.

Are you a Polish citizen? If you are, it should be possible to get a job at a summer camp here. Do you speak Polish?

I was adopted so I dont know of any family members we do have some family friends how hard would it be to find a place are they really expensive?

Yes i am a polish citizen and am currently learning to speak polish it was my first language so it should come somewhat easy

Mocha, I could sort you out accommodation and a job, but it might just be volunteering. Interested?

I would love to volunteer what type??? But I think I would still need to find some type of job just to at least cover my living expenses. Any job would be fine though and I have great experience Just to let you know ive worked at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester for 3 years and am currently a student worker and filling in for an administrator.

Volunteering with kids, I could always arrange some sort of camp for them.

However, if you need payment- then as Harry says, you're best off trying to get a job in one of the many summer camps here. I don't have any good contacts, unfortunately :(

That sounds like it would be a fun experience! Wish I was Polish enough to do that.

It's open to anyone who wishes to do it :) No need to be Polish at all...

Well I would def love to do that and maybe get a paying night job or on the weekends I mean I know my parents will give me money.

PolkaTagAlong Exactly it would be i mean i'm in college playing hockey so I have no bills or anything that would hold be back right now. Plus it would be so much fun trying to live on my own.

Just curious but where do you play hockey?

I'll be playing for Adrian College they are D3 and then might see if I can transfer into a D1 school

How expensive is housing??

Reason I asked I have often watched D1 Women's hockey at UND when visiting my son. It's great cheap tickets, plenty of seating and you get to watch a D1 sport.

Really that's awesome I was supposed to play at Niagara University for their D1 program but it got cut this year.