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Kaz29Participant4 January, 2010 at 21:16
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Hi all
I am looking to teach in Poland later this year and would be very grateful if anyone has any experiences (good and bad!) that they can share that might be useful. I would also be much obliged for info on any schools you can recommend. So far I’ve heard good things about International House but that’s about it.
Thanks
ICAL_PeteParticipant6 January, 2010 at 11:20- Total posts: 149
Reply To: Good schools in Poland (and any other advice about Poland!)
There’s a general article on TEFL in Poland [url=http://icalweb.com/wiki/index.php?title=Poland]here[/url].
You need to have a passport from an EU country to work there (ie it’s almost impossible to get a work permit if you’re American, etc). One other issue is that the academic year starts around October so you’ll be lucky to find work before then; probably only if you’re actually there and available and find a school where the English teacher has left suddenly for some reason and left them in the lurch.
danModerator6 January, 2010 at 16:32- Total posts: 590
Reply To: Good schools in Poland (and any other advice about Poland!)
Some more general advice about Poland [url=http://www.eslbase.com/countries/teach-english-in-poland]here[/url].
International House has a very good reputation. I also heard good things a couple of years ago from a couple of teachers who worked at Greenwich School of English in Warsaw.
Dan
jmeleeParticipant15 March, 2010 at 9:54- Total posts: 1
Reply To: Good schools in Poland (and any other advice about Poland!)
Can anyone tell me what is a reasonable hourly pay rate for a TEFL certified teacher in Poland? I’ve read a lot of different sources, but it’s hard to find any solid information on this particular topic.
depechemodefanParticipant31 August, 2010 at 12:12- Total posts: 10
Reply To: Good schools in Poland (and any other advice about Poland!)
[quote]Can anyone tell me what is a reasonable hourly pay rate for a TEFL certified teacher in Poland? I’ve read a lot of different sources, but it’s hard to find any solid information on this particular topic.[/quote]
If you are a native speaker, then the going rate is between 35 and 40 zloty an hour, before tax.
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