Study at USWPS in Poland: Job Market in Poland

Are you considering university education in Europe? Would you like to study in Poland? The application process and the move to another country may seem difficult, but do not worry! Register for our free webinars series “Study at USWPS in Poland” to learn everything there is to know about the visa and university application processes. During the series, we will also talk about work opportunities in Poland, coping with stress, dealing with cross-cultural differences, and working effectively in multicultural teams.

Make the first step towards your future today and register for our free May 8, 2024 webinar. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Meeting focus

Our expert, Vitaliy Samulyak, Warsaw Employment Office, Representative form SWPS University's Office of Career Services, and Julia Jurek, International Admissions Officer, will present an overview of the Warsaw job market, job opportunities available to students, and career services available at our university. They will focus on the following topics:

• An overview of the job market in Poland
• Can I work in Poland as a student? What documents do I need to be able to work in Poland?
• I don’t speak Polish. Will I be able to find a job in Poland?
• What services does SWPS Unviersity’s Office of Career Services offer to students?

Our experts

Expert

Vitaliy Samulyak

Warsaw Employment Office

Warsaw Employment Office helps to match job seekers with job vacancies advertised by employers in Warsaw.

Expert

Arleta Błachowiak-Strzyżewska

SWPS University's Office of Career Services

SWPS University’s Office of Career Services supports students in planning their career paths, CV writing, and acquiring soft skills that are indispensable on the job market.

Host

Julia Jurek

International Admissions Officer

"I help our international candidates to go through the admission process as smoothly and efficiently as possible.”

Once you register for this webinar, we will inform you about the upcoming meetings in the series.

This project is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland programme.