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Teaching English in Wrocław - TEFL, fair pay? [40]
Can you share any more information on what you said above?
Is not straightforward but should be possible:
General conditions for admission of foreigners for studies in Poland
Studies at state institutions at full-time programmes are free of charge for Polish citizens. From 2013 tuition fees for pursuing a second, additional degree at another faculty will be introduced. Evening system and other part-time programme studies at public universities are paid. The amount of fees due is set by the institution.
Full time studies, as well as evening and other part-time programme studies at private institutions are payable.
On principle, all aliens are entitled to take up studies at the Polish tertiary education institutions. The rules of their admission, however, and conditions of studies at public higher education schools vary depending on the foreigner's legal status in Poland. Some foreign citizens who study in Poland are eligible to receive the same benefits as Polish citizens (including free tertiary education). This principle applies to aliens in the following categories:
Individuals who received a permit to settle on the territory of Poland - what is a permit to settle? ->
Foreigners in possession of a valid the Card of the Pole - what is the Card of the Pole? ->
Foreigners with refugee status obtained in Poland;
Foreigners who were granted temporary protection on the territory of Poland
Migrant workers that are citizens of European Union (EU) member states, of Switzerland or EFTA member states - parties to the European Economic Area agreement - as well as their family members if residing in Poland;
Individuals with a long-term EU residents residence permit issued in Poland - what is a long-term EU resident residence permit? ->
Individuals granted supplementary protection on the territory of Poland
EU and EFTA citizens as well as their family members - parties to the European Economic Area agreement - as well as Swiss citizens in possession of a permanent residence permit.
Foreigners who do not belong to these categories can study in Poland on the paid basis, unless they are recipients of scholarships on which basis the relevant fees are waived (more information on the subject is available below).
Upon receipt of a justified application from a foreigner, the school rector may reduce the amount of tuition fees or waive them altogether.
You should check it on some more reliable source than some site though. I'm not sure how all that above reffers to the english program you've mentioned.
I mean they state that for EU citizens it is 2000 Euro per year:
If you interested maybe you should just email to the coordinator of this European Studies program:
Program Coordinator
PhD Maciej Cesarz
maciej.cesarz@uni.wroc.pl
Anyway, if this is daily program, then it wan't be probably easy to mix it with some job. On the other hand if you manage to get it for free, then you can just drop it...
