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Zarny
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 Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2005 9:30 am Post subject: No Degree, but can i still work? |
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Hello People.
I will be moving to Poland to live in early 2007.I intend to do a tesol course and some private tutoring to newly arrived migrants in Australia and hopefully be accepted to do a Celta course. I know most Polish schools or institutions like teachers to have a university degree but i dont possess one. Will i be able to find any work at all without a degree? Money is not a issue with me, its only finding some work. I will be probably moving to Poznan. I would really appreciate any advice or comments who have or are currently living in Poland. Thanks, Zarny. |
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stillnosheep
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Location: eslcafe
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Justin Trullinger
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Location: Seoul, South Korea and Myanmar for a bit
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Scroll down- there's plenty of general info about teaching with and without a degree...
The priciple question will be about your visa- you're moving to Poland? How? WHy? What will your immigration status be? If you're legal, the odds of finding a job are probably pretty good, but the odds of finding a good job will be impacted by your lack of degree. But will you need a degree to get a visa...depends. Have you got an EU passport, by any chance? Or are you marrying somebody Polish?
Good luck,
Justin |
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