It depends on the factors. Where are you in Poland, are you working legally, and do you know what you're doing?
Also depends on just who - I found IT types were an incredible pain - they'd always turn up late, they'd be completely uninterested and would not bother showing up half the time. I used to teach the two IT directors for a very well known Polish company - and even they had a poor opinion of them. Almost exclusively, they were people with a few years experience, and they had developed the chip on the shoulder but not the professional attitude.
Conversely, I always found that directors of companies were far more laid back - and professional, despite being far higher in the food chain.
Hi I recently moved to Poland and have now started teaching English in a language school, I was wondering if anyone knew the rate (gross/nett) for corporate work? is it higher that teaching teens in a language school? Any help/info would be great, thanks in advance for the replies.
It can depend wildly. But as a rule, no language school is going to send a native to a company for less than 65PLN an hour unless they're utter cowboys.
One company director was once kind enough to tell me how much he paid for classes - which was very helpful in negotiating a price. One trick - always a good idea to have the first class *before* negotiating the price - as you'll know what they expect.