Is it possible for me to work as an EMT while studying in Poland?

Hello everyone.
I have two years left of school here in the US (Idaho). I'm 17, and I really want to go to college in Poland, this year I'll begin searching for Universities to study Microbiology. And I'm also doing a course through school that will allow me to become an Emergency Medical Technician/ EMT (apart of an ambulance response team) by the time I graduate. Now, If I'm able to go to Poland could I do that part time while studying? I'm learning Polish and in two more years I hope I'll be fluent so I'm not sure the language barrier will be a problem? Is it possible I could get a job doing this?

By the way: I want to go to Poland because of the amazing language and immerse myself in the amazing Polish culture. Poland has every right to not allow me to work, I just think it'd be a huge plus if I could. I here Polish education is great and I'd save a lot money if I studied there! Poland seems like a great country and Poles should definitely be proud!

Also, I know getting work is very hard but I assume since it is a job with training, the chances are higher? Thanks in advance for any help!

Hi,

You could try in Pogotowie Ratunkowe. They may need someone with fluent English in bigger cities. You could start as a volunteer then maybe became professional.

Cinek

Thanks a lot Cinek, I appreciate you answering. I'll look into that.