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90% of Poles have university degree?


jon357  77 | 26050
4 Aug 2026   #61
What would you train to become?

Medicine, nursing, HVAC engineering, bricklaying and other construction skills.. There are a few interesting things to do.

A lot depends on what you like.

Studying helps with jobs and with life. Some things are going to be much better than others in finding jobs. I wish I'd become a vet, due to liking animals. The salary isn't huge but the job is good.


Robert22
4 Aug 2026   #62
I was suggested to go for an electrician because companies need electricians. I however worry that if I move to Poland or Europe from the US, electricity specifications are different. If I learn electricity in Poland, would it work the same if I decide to move back to the US?


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
4 Aug 2026   #63
Poles, as with most other continental Europeans, generally have a high level of university study.


jon357  77 | 26050
4 Aug 2026   #64
If I learn electricity in Poland

You'd need to check out the various certifications in your own country and how they relate to overseas . Across Europe, they're fairly standardised. In the US, whatever government body that authorises them will certainly have a website.





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