simon_porter00
Joined: 09 Nov 2005
Posts: 505
Location: Warsaw, Poland
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 Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2009 6:24 pm Post subject: |
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Answered on a gazillion other threads but never mind.
EU passport - good, no EU passport - difficult.
You have given us no info about what teaching qualifications you have or don't have, nor what your general level of qualifications are, degree, high school etc. these will make a difference.
How old are you?
Do you have experience?
Where do you want to go?
Why do you want to come to Poland - no-one comes here to save money, because you can't really save money.
Where you want to go will influence what people/groups you will teach - there fore this is important too. Krakow - not much business, mostly exam classes, Warsaw - lots of business, exam classes as well.
Assuming you have a CELTA, are mid twenties, and fairly new, don't have earrings (if you are a man), nor tattoos and you're white (Poland still is a racist country and if you appear non-native you probably will have difficulty looking for business work, it's said but true) then in Warsaw you should try to get a złoty a minute net, in Krak�w a złoty a minute gross (-18%).
If you locate the search function, or better still look at the thread American in Poland you'll find LOADS of discussion about this. |
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