English Teaching Jobs Poland

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Teach English in PolandTeaching in Poland has definite benefits! The visa process for non-EU citizens can be faster than in other EU countries. Poland also has an ESL industry that is rapidly growing and innovative hubs like Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk are all attracting IT  and innovative businesses since the country joined the EU in 2004. Find work with small private schools owned mainly by British and American ex-pats. In Poland, you’ll find plenty to explore with such a vast and rich history and untouched landscapes! Read more

TESOL Gdansk

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Gdansk Waterfront

Gdansk is very different from other Polish cities because it has a rich maritime history that dates back to the 7th century.

Poland has experienced many drastic changes throughout the 20th century, but its most beautiful sites remain the Town Hall, the Medieval Port, the Main Town (Reconstructed after WWII), and the Green Gate.

As Poland moved towards capitalism in the early 1990’s, Gdansk has attracted major IT and finance businesses to an economy that has been majorly dominated by industries in the energy and shipbuilding sectors. As a result, the demand for teachers with a reputable TESOL certificate has been on the rise. Poland is one of the few European countries that welcomes native-English speakers who do not have a EU citizenship, and is especially welcoming to TESOL graduates from Canada and USA.

TEFL Warsaw

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Surrounded by the famous river Vistula, Warsaw is stretched over 172 square miles. Like major European cities, Warsaw has a mix of contemporary and old building styles. Due to this architectural blend, Warsaw has always been a popular tourist destination. The following are the places to visit in Warsaw:
• Lazienki Królewskie Park-Palace Complex
• Wilanow Park palace Complex
• Palace of Culture and Science
• Castle Square
• The President’s Palace
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If you get a chance to walk through the markets of Warsaw, you should try one of the local delicious dishes, which include:
• Ruskie (Russian)
• Z Miesem (With meat)
• Z Kapusta (Cabbage)
• Z Grzybami (Mushroom)
• Leniwe (Lazy)

Poland is very open to North Americans who do not hold a EU passport and the minimum requirement for TESOL certification is a 100-hour TESOL course.

TEFL Poland

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Located in Central Europe, Poland provides an unforgettable teaching experience. This small and peaceful country is on of the top European destinations for TESOL teachers.

The type of weather differs according to different seasons. Throughout spring, the magnificent colors of blossoming plants will certainly hypnotize you with their appeal. Summers are not so hot while winters are cold enough to freeze the lakes and streams.

Poland is filled with natural beauties such as Bieszczady mountains, Danzig, Czestochowa, Cracow, Malbrok, Masurian lake, and Jefferson’s memorial forest.