I'm 14 years old and in grade 9. I live in Canada. I have relatives in Poland and Germany. i'm very interested in living in Poland in the future and I think it would be a good idea if i could, while in school, go to Poland and stay there for about a year, see if I really like it there, what the everyday life is and meanwhile go to school and educate myself and get to know the language better ( I know it ok well but it's far from perfect). Question is: Would that be possible? How could it be arranged? ANy complications/documents I would need? Who can I talk to to find out more? I DO NOT mean with exchange student companies because I already have people I could stay with and all. Thanks!!
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The best people to contact would be the Canadian Consulat in those countries. You cannot just up and move to another country. There is much paperwork and red tape involved.
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Start by talking to your parents. You also have to be sure your relatives want to be responsible for you. But start asking. If you can't do it now. . .most parents don't want to let you go when you are 14. But make plans to go to college in Poland. Keep working on the language. It's better to make a decision like that when you are older. If you can work it out, it would be a learning experience for sure.
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First warning : Level in Polish school is higher than in Canadian. My cousin lives from few years at Canada and she said that Polish school is harder. As a pupil you need to know much more in Poland than in Canada
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