What are prospects of work during study in poland ? how many hours are allowed and how much is paid per hour ? what kind of works does a student usually get ?
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1 :
You'll get paid around 5-10 Euros an hour
2 :
Good idea? Only if you want to meet your maker.
3 :
Bad Idea. Have you ever wondered why lots of polish people have migrated to the UK? For JOBs. People who have graduated cant find jobs, so let alone students! Standards of living in some places of poland isn't great at all and their education system isn't any better either. I'd opt out of any Eastern European Country because they haven't all really developed enough economically. I'd advice you to study and finish your course. THEN, look into finding a job. BTW: For any student, anywhere around the world, you will probably only get low paid sales jobs in retailing or something similar.
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I'm so sorry, Polish people don't come to UK because in Poland there's no work, it's FASHIONABLE. and, they think in UK there's bigger payment. unluckily, it's sometimes true. But often poles ,educated , after the university, land on the UK's sink. for man above : if you know nothing about Poland, don't tell lies about it! we have great universities :) for example, Krakow's U. Jagielloński. Students can work in shops , restaurants, offices, where they want. Payment depends . In Poland there are lots of people who emigrated from countries like Pakistan :)
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I cant believe what the people above me are fighting for they want a muslim ant that too a Pakistani to come to their country! great idea guys ... hey dude dont come to the US the education here sucks so does the pay and people dont have jobs ...go to poland or UK they have great education( like the people above me must have done their masters I presume) and a lot of jobs!!!!!!
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around 3 euro per hour . There is many works from washing cars to working in mc donalds or help at road-building and more .. Poland has the highest number of students in UE ..
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