Marketing graduate from Pakistan - any way to study and live in Poland?

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Jun 17, 10, 20:20 #1

i am a graduate with a vast experience in marketing, worked in pharmaceuticals company and call centres in the past excellent working skills with a friendly nature and self motivated person. i am very keen to know the Polish culture and Polish language plus i also want to know is there any course i can do to get a job in Poland because from Pakistan it's very hard to get visa for studies to Poland. Is there anyway i can come to Poland for studies and maybe find a job duriing my stay in Poland to support myself thanx reply me at enraged_qazalbash@hotmail.com and dream_snatcher_netlog@yahoo.com

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Edited by: Amathyst Jun 17, 10, 20:26 #2

Farasat Ali:

Is there anyway i can come to Poland for studies and maybe find a job duriing my stay in Poland to support myself

No chance whatsoever.

a) You dont speak Polish.
b) You cant get a visa to study unless you can prove you can support yourself and pay for your studies.
c) You wont find a company in Poland to take you on.
d) Do you think Polish people would be leaving in such numbers if opportunities were to be had?

Just out of curiousity, why Poland and not England, I thought England was the destination that most Pakistains wanted to travel to?

NorthMancPolakThreads: 6 Posts: 708 Joined: Jun 13, 10 ♂	Jun 17, 10, 20:28 #3
It's "hilarious" just how many Pakistanis, Africans, Arabs and Indians have suddenly developed an "interest" in Poland and Polish culture, isn't it? :D

AmathystThreads: 30 Posts: 3,968 Joined: Nov 10, 06 ♀	Jun 17, 10, 20:32 #4
NorthMancPolak: It's "hilarious" just how many Pakistanis, Africans, Arabs and Indians have suddenly developed an "interest" in Poland and Polish culture, isn't it? :D My interest came when cheap flights became available and I found out it was only 70p for a pint ;0)

NorthMancPolakThreads: 6 Posts: 708 Joined: Jun 13, 10 ♂	Jun 17, 10, 20:34 #5
Amathyst: My interest came when cheap flights became available and I found out it was only 70p for a pint ;0) :) To be honest, if I didn't speak the language, I wouldn't even have thought of going there!

AmathystThreads: 30 Posts: 3,968 Joined: Nov 10, 06 ♀	Jun 17, 10, 21:02 #6
NorthMancPolak: To be honest, if I didn't speak the language, I wouldn't even have thought of going there! In all honesty, it had been on a list of places to go along with Russia and Ukraine, but it was cheaper to visit and Im glad I did, in fact I went 3 times..so it must have been a good first impression..

dinner for one	Jul 8, 10, 16:15 #7
Amathyst: My interest came when cheap flights became available and I found out it was only 70p for a pint ;0) Reply Quote Thats all we need in Poland. "Chavs are us" here we come. disgrace to society.

khanfrompakThreads: 3 Posts: 37 Joined: Jan 13, 11 ♂	Oct 15, 11, 18:40 #8
FARASAT ali contact me on mail i work for university in WARASW i can help u to get admission here.. aftab678@gmail.ccom polish language is not needed to study subjects in english.... anyone else from any where need to study in poland i can help in admission but u must have intention to study only.........

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Oct 16, 11, 10:46 #9

Fast Ali, If you want to come here and study, start by looking at studyinpoland.pl although your work options will be a) illegally or b) using your marketing skills on freelancer.com or similar.

BTW, the marketing industry doesn't need many people here, as it's all been done. Anything that doesn't move (very fast) has already been covered in banners: Highrise buildings, shops, fences, the infirm etc.

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