i'm applying for the university of poznan of economics for the next semester .. to be specific for the international business program ,I speak english ,french and arabic fluently ,i have the polish nationality, but unfortunately don't speak polish .
i have good computer skills (softwarely speaking ) . i would like to know if it's possible to find a part time job in my condition .. and also i would like to know if the university can help me find one .
I don't work there, but you might find a job in ''Easyjet call center'' or try ''Sheraton Poznań'' 5 mins from university of Poznan. Also try to get involve in ''Language Exchange Club Poznan'', there are a lot of foreigners, and students that work in Poznan, you might find a job with connection who know!!.. they have multicultural meetings every Thursday at 19:00 - at Bunuba Cafe, ul. Szewska 20a Poznań..
i'm applying for the university of poznan of economics comeing in 3 month ,I speak english only urdu and normaly english part time job availible in any kind of job ??????/?
Basically, no. There is little or no chance that any employer will go through the trouble of getting a work permit to hire you. If you need a job to fund your studies, don't come to Poland. You can make your plans on the very safe assumption that you will never be able to earn a penny in Poland during your studies.
i am coming at poznan to study in 2nd week of september. how shall i find a part time job? i will be ready to work as waiter, english teacher for primary students, english typist in computer, i have photoshop skills too. what shall i do?
How can you be a waiter without speaking local language? As to office work, forget it, they'll require Polish and thousands of Poles are after such positions. In order to be a teacher, you need to be qualified and when natives requested, Poles strictly limit hiring to Britons and to some extent North Americans and Autralians (but Americans and Australians need work permit).
So best bet is to expect not to find any work. Polish students need jobs and contrary to you, they speak Polish.
I am coming to Poznan in September in MS Food science program, 2 yrs experience quality control officer in Food facility. is there any provision of part time job for a student like me?
It's practically impossible unless you speak Polish very well, and Polish is a very difficult language that will take you many years to learn. Make your plans on the very safe assumption that you will never be able to earn a single penny during your stay in Poland. If you cannot afford to pay 100% for your stay and studies, then Poland is not a realistic place for you to study. Even Polish students have great difficulty finding work, and foreign students practically never do.
Hi guy I am a Sudanese citizen and thinking to joining at Poznan University of technology for an one year MSc program, and I am about gathering some information so I found some useful answers here. Mainly I ask for racism cases and anti-equality toward foreigners Students and like me as a Sudanese native mixed Afro-Arab cultured and totally eastern. Even I heard good news about Polish People are likely very friendly and most popular and highly welcoming some others. As I said my main reason for thinking staying there is Study a MSc Mechatronic constructions engineering as well as knowing people form wide different culture. Moreover
He is bitter because his visa was rejected and I told him there was no point in wasting money reapplying because he was obviously not really interested in studying as much as gaining entry to the EU. Oddly, he thanked me for the advice at the time.
@boom boom it doesn't bother me but i found him in every post for any student want to study in poland he feel him down about studying in poland and want him to change his plan and to study in his own country i think if he have a postive idea he can add not like that with all the poeple
@DominicB You know when u told me the idea about to not coming to Poland and studying in my own country firstly i i got it as a advice but after seeing all the comments you added to the posts i saw that ur ideas are negative and u want any one to not come to poland So now bro i know that ur advice to me it can enter from my right ear and go out from the left ear in the same second Really i dunno how you are human like that !
People have a free will and if they wish to study in Poland (assuming that a Polish Uni accepts them for study), they are entirely free to do so.
However, if you do not speak the language and do not possess any skills which are so fantastic and so unusual that any prospective employer will want to employ you - you will not get any part time work. If you are from outside the EU the employer has to jump through hoops to employ you. They are not willing to do that when they have other candidates for the jobs.
You may get part time work washing dishes, serving, cooking in a restaurant/fast food place - but the amount of money you receive will not go ANY way towards keeping you, your flat, paying all the bills, getting to and from Uni, buying books, paying for incidentals.
If you think that people do not want you to come to Poland - you are wrong. We are trying to SAVE you from living on the streets as you will not have enough money to live anywhere.
The degree you get after studying will not be worth the paper it is written on and you will not be able to stay afterwards in Poland, get a good job, bring your family over and live like you expect to.
Of course, you can prove us all wrong - so come back in 3 or 4 years to this forum and let us know how you got on.
If you want to flush your parents hard-earned savings down the toilet and waste the best years of your life for nothing useful, be my guest. If you want to be the victim of unscrupulous scam artists, making them rich and you and your family poor, go right ahead. If you want to end up in the EU database as a persona non grata and never be able to set foot in the EU for the rest of your life, I'm not going to stand in your way.
It's your life, and your (or your parents) money, so it's no skin off my back if you throw it all away by acting stupidly. Knock yourself out! Like Terri say, you are entirely free to do so.
I don't agree with Dominic on everything (particularly about STEM being the only thing worth doing) - but he is absolutely right when he points out that most English language degrees in PL are a complete joke with very limited prospects for non-EU citizens.
(particularly about STEM being the only thing worth doing)
That's not exactly what I say. I say that non-STEM majors are worth pursuing only for top students at top universities. But for the rest, studying at mediocre universities, they are a poor investment, and a complete waste of time and money for any foreigner studying in English in Poland.
Hi! I would like to suggest an interesting part time job. The work is to visit a sport event (football, hockey, etc.) and to cover it online via a mobile app. It does not take too much time. The payment depends on a number of covered matches.
i'm from morocco and i applied for a master of mechatronics in poznan and i would like to ask some questions about that city
what is the approx cost of living there? is it possible to get a part time job ? and how much u can earn? is it true that most people there are racist ?? after finishing my master will it be possible to find a job and settle there?? will it be possible to work after that in any other european country? how much time will it take me to learn the polish language?
thanks in advance friends and sorry for too many questions! it is the first time i'm going to study abroad i'm really nervous..
Your chances are astronomically small that you will find a job either during your studies in Poland, If you do not have enough money to pay 100% for your studies and stay, then Poland is not the country for you. Nor are any of the other countries in the poorer parts of the EU where youth unemployment is high: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, the countries of the former Yugoslavia, Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Male your plans on the very safe assumption that you will never be able to earn even a single penny in any of these countries.
Also, degrees from English-language courses at Polish universities are generally of very low quality and are not helpful for finding work anywhere in the EU. Especially degrees in economics or business related fields. If you want a degree that can help you find a job, then study a field that requires lots of advanced applied mathematics, like econometrics, financial mathematics, financial engineering or actuary sciences. Or study a highly paid field of engineering, like petroleum, geological or biomedical engineering.
The best place to study that is either in your own country, or, if you can afford it, one of the richer countries like the UK, Germany, Switzerland, and especially the US.
Learning Polish will take you many long, hard years. It's not worth the investment unless you have concrete and definite plans for a long future in the country, which you don't have.
My advice is to focus on getting the best education you can in your home country or other Arabic speaking country, in a field that can realistically help you find a job (with lots of advanced applied mathematics).
Sorry but it has to be said, how many threads and times are we going to get the same dumb questions about the same dumb subjects from the same dumb people, please johnnie foreigner listen to what people are telling you, don't come to Poland to ''study'' I'm guessing that your Polish language skills are zero, at best you all have abysmal English and if the ''students'' of the future have to ask such dumb questions like, can I get a job, how much can I earn etc........what hope is there.
Please listen to what Dom, NTF and others are telling you, don't waste your time, effort and money
P.S. message to most non Polish ''students'' we know it's a scam and we're watching you.
Can I get a part job as an international student in Poznań Poland?
Please i need sincere answers, can i get a part time job as an international student in poznan Poland? I just got an admission to do my Msc program over there.
can i get a part time job as an international student in poznan Poland?
Yes, check this site or many other which talk about it educationpoland.pl/living-working-poland/work/
International students have the right to work while studying in Poland as long as they are enrolled in an Institution. Students who are not nationals of EU member countries must also hold a valid residency permit.
Please i need sincere answers,
I never offer other answers. Always sincere. Sincerity is my middle name.
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