Studies In Poland, is it easy to survive on part-time jobs?

Hi m krishna from hyderabad, india n m planing to do my M.B.A in Bialystok, Poland so could any one say me how are the prospectus for studies in Poland n is it easy to survive there by doing part time jobs and is any language problem will be faced as the national language over there is Polish. i mean do people speak English there so that i wont b facing any problem and how difficult is to get a part time job over there.....any early response will b highly appreciated...

depends on what you are planning to study (if you don't have to study a lot, you'll have much time for work), where you would live (hall of residence is cheaper than a flat) etc.


students in Białystok probably speak English but people in Białystok... don't?

hey thnx gosiaczek for your words...could you be more precise in telling me what type of part time jobs are available at Bialystok and how much month salary will be enough to survive at that place..

I don't really know because I don't live in Białystok. I think it's a much poorer city than the western ones so maybe you won't need as much money to survive as for instance you would need in Warsaw. My guess is that 2000 zł will be enough. If you are going to do extramural studies (classes only at the weekends) you'll have more job opportunities. Students usually work in pubs/restaurants, as shop assistants, deliver pizza (usually with their own cars, but you have to know the city)...

Check here for job offers:

bk.uwb.edu.pl/index.php?action=praca&kat=2
praca.fm/bialystok.aspx

Good luck!

jobrapido.pl/?w=&l=bialystok

infopraca.pl/praca/Lektor-jezyka-angielskiego/Bialystok/1226483 - English teacher

Well Białystok trades mostly with east so English is less helpful in business, unemployment is below Polish average but wages are below this averge as well.

As to academic level there hmmm Białystok has one of the best Medical Univerisites (2nd in Poland).

how can we apply for study in poland?

I'm curious about this too. I'm willing to study In Szczecin.

e-mail: international-studies@univ.szczecin.pl

hello I am Preet Maan from India. i take admission in Wroclaw University in Poland . I want to know can i do part time job in wroclaw in Poland during study?

Hey Kowalski, sorry for replying so.. late, meanwhile I found that website and this email but I wrote them on this one mail and is not working..I can`t find another one to send. I will write in English and I don`t know who will answer me if I will send to another email of them..

want to know about the scholarship facilities as well

Come and study in Poland through Students Education & Exchange in Poland

hello, i am sajid from holland. My brother like to come to get the study from poland but i don't have any one to help me to docoments and every thing what i need to bring him here ofcource your work i will pay you, greetings

Hi

I am from India, and i have completed my B.tech IT now I am looking forward in doing my higher studies in Poland. but i don't have the proper channel to contact any advise would be helpful.

Thanks in Advance.

Hi m prajwol from kathmandu, nepal n m planing to do my 3 yrs bachelor in the west pomeranian business school, Poland so could any one say me how are the prospectus for studies in Poland n is it easy to survive there by doing part time jobs and is any language problem will be faced as the national language over there is Polish. i mean do people speak English there so that i wont b facing any problem and how difficult is to get a part time job over there.....any early response will b highly appreciated...

Studies In Poland, is it easy to survive on part-time jobs?n after complete my undergraduate programe can i work their. n for how much time can i work their.. plz response me soon......

Hello I would be able to help you through the entire admission process and student visa. Please email me k.immigration@ymail.com

prajwol
well as an former student of the west pomeranian business school,szczecin , that school really sucks ... and how cool , i am back to my kathmandu without any certificates . yeah by the way i have completed my course . And "stationary students are not allowed to work other than 3 months in summer" . if u are found working other than summer you will be deported back to your country. Two of my friends were deported of being found working right in front of my eyes . Half the year i was running after visa inspite of documents provided by the college . just be careful what country you are choosing for study .

sorry to hear about that but this particular institution does not have a good reputation even among locals, it is too bad that you have had such problems with visa too:(

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Hi, I live in Wroclaw now. I'm looking for a part time job here. I can't find any, cos i don't know Polish very well. But i know english. Can someone help me find work?

I can help with going to university in Poland (documents, procedure) and finding employment (part time, normally in a warehouse)

email:
polskahelp@hotmail

If you are Indian it might be unwise to study in Poland as there is often a problem with racism here - against everyone who is not Polish. Take a look at this

policyjni.gazeta.pl/Policyjni/1,103617,6562854,Kolejny_rasistowski_ata k_.html

You should also consider Western Europe versus Eastern Europe and West Poland versus East Poland. Take it from me Bialystok is not the best direction.

If you want to work in Poland, you need to know Polish.

Is it really that difficult to understand?

Having said this, I'll pay you 3zl an hour.

what does that mean?

Poland was never a British colony. That means knowing Polish is more important than knowing Enlgish in finding a job in Poland.

This is maybe different from certain former colonies where English is still more important than local languages. But again, knowing Polish is more important than knowing English here. As a general rule, English only helps if you have really fluent Polish.

Is that clearer?

Depends on who you work for. At the multinationals it's all English.

But they mostly don't hire inside of Poland, especially students from non EU countries who don't speak Polish.

It means I'll give you a job for 3zl an hour in Wroclaw.

Sure they do. He's doing an MBA, so he might already have some experience. But you're right, they usually don't hire for entry level positions outside of Poland.