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dchrzano:
Anybody know anything about teaching in Poland?

I have a European Union Citizenship and was born there so I wonder if it would be any easier, any links to reputable schools or companies would be appreciated. I tried to do my own research but didn't find anything substantial.

Suza:
This website is really useful and advertises good jobs. I've set the search for Poland and 13 jobs came up!

http://www.tefl.com/jobs/results.html?searchOpts%5Bage%5D=&searchOpts%5Bcou_id%5D=171&searchOpts%5BtitleKeywords%5D=&searchOpts%5Bjo_category%5D=0&searchOpts%5Bec_id%5D=0&x=20&y=10

penguinatrix:
Anyone know if Polish schools require a CELTA/other certification?

hutcho2:
do you need an EU Passport to teach in Poland these days?

kmlcook:
I don't know anything about teaching in Poland, but I'd assume that you wouldn't need CELTA certification. Take a look at this file...it has a breakdown of country information regarding ESL: http://www.teflinstitute.com/PDFs/CountryChart.pdf

I think your best bet is to start researching on your own or if you have Polish friends, talk to them to get a feel for language schools over there. Or, if you're interested in a certain city, type "English schools in ___Warsaw___" into Google and start there.

Good luck.  :)

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