Living in Lublin (as a teacher)!?

That looks like a lot of nonsense to me. People going to language courses (and paying good money for them) do that to learn that language.

And for sure I would prefer a native speaker.

It's a public school that he's working in, so I'd guess that the point of the programme is as he says - the teaching is just a side issue.

There is one question - I'm not so sure that the school will be happy for someone taking part in this programme to live so far away. They might only expect 12 hours of teaching, but they might well expect him to be around much more than that.

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I do not live in İstanbul. I live in south. A good teacher who can give private lessons can earn that amount.

Anyway, seriously I did not throw this thread to discuss my salary or skills :D But the last word I would want to say about this issue that; do not worry people really, I am professional and I am really leaving big fatty salary here and coming there. I am coming because I am really excited that I may change someone's life, or at least idea for the Europe or, at least for Turkey and because I have sympathy for Poland :)

Thanks anyway,
I appreciate all your comments.

Yeah, yeah. And we should believe that :)

Merged: Is it enough money to live in Lublin?

Hi. I'm considering to relocate to Lublin this year.
My salary will be about 5000-5500 PLN netto.
I want to rent 1-2 room apartments in the centre.

So is it a good money to live in that city (also is it a common wage for Senior IT specialist?)
Thanks in advance.

4000 PLN would be enough. It's quite common salary for such position, especially that Lublin isn't top payed city.

The pay in IT

From the observation of market salaries that IT is one of the highest paid professions . What's more demand for IT workers has been a very large not only in the IT industry, but also in other sectors of the economy . This fact makes the person who completed the study information should not have trouble finding work.

The report shows that, regardless of the economic situation and despite the crisis , people working in IT should have reason to complain . Almost every other computer scientist in 2013 earned more than the year before . Only 8 % of respondents admitted that their total remuneration decreased . Data on changes in wages of IT workers in 2013 compared to the previous year is presented in Figure 1.