Students across Poland
You do not need to study or live in Krakow.
A Krakow-coordinated university internship open to students across Poland. Explore practical workstreams, build real-world skills and discover where your strengths fit.
University Internship Program in Poland
The program gives university students across Poland a structured way to gain real-world exposure, explore different workstreams, and learn where their strengths fit.
You do not need to study or live in Krakow.
Practical work beyond class-based learning.
Test different fields before choosing a direction.
Applicants from any Polish university can apply. Our Krakow university network gives the program a credible academic base without restricting recruitment to one city.
Onboarding starts with English Wizards context: background, mission, programs and value-added services, then moves into roles and future-ready skills.
EW turns legal stay, bureaucracy, relocation setup and practical support into structured guidance for foreigners building a stable life in Europe.
Roles and skills needed for the future: AI/IT literacy, empathy, adaptability, urgency, honesty and purpose.
Guided preparation complements onboarding. Before a new task, you receive a clear briefing and support from a team member so you can learn the process without being left to improvise.
Next: future-ready skills + opportunity areas
You practice the habits teams value: clear communication, fast learning, practical judgment, and follow-through across real assignments.
Learn fast, communicate clearly, adapt under pressure, and keep moving when people need help.
Use tools, learn systems, and turn messy information into useful action.
Understand the person behind the request before deciding what support should happen.
Switch between content, support, and logistics without losing quality.
Respond quickly when a student, teacher, school, or team member needs clarity.
Communicate plainly, own the follow-up, and do the work properly.
Some workstreams involve practical English with customers or our international team. Others focus on writing, research, content, or operations. Each route is real work with feedback and support.
You can explore seven practical opportunity areas across digital content, customer proof, and in-person support. Location and working format depend on the workstream and assignment.
Community-facing updates and campaign support.
Guides, written materials, and student-facing explainers.
Vacancy presentation for schools and recruitment posts.
Queries, feedback, follow-up, and service messages.
Housing-related content and proof points from real experiences.
City-office visits, banks, shopping help, and local errands.
Local orientation support for new teachers and interns, depending on assignment.
Some interns in our writing and digital-content routes have turned real briefs into published guides, local recommendations and short videos for people living in Poland. English Wizards provided the brief, feedback and editorial support. The students' contributions remain visibly credited.
Practical reflection connecting university study, classroom experience and useful guidance for future teachers.
View published work
English Philology knowledge turned into a respectful, practical guide for real readers.
View published work
Recommendations, local knowledge and short-form video shaped into a useful interactive collection.
View published workYou will see how EW keeps queries, updates, feedback, health-related options, and AI-assisted community support organized.
The internship shows how a service team keeps communication clear instead of scattered across random chats.
Interns can access Luxmed plans with 12% off for themselves, friends and family.
Community support for common questions and updates.
Interns can arrange MultiSport subscriptions for themselves, friends and family.
Eligible time spent on approved internship work can be recorded and documented for relevant philology or related degree programs.
Depending on your workstream, eligible activity may include writing, research, content, operational, team, or customer-facing tasks.
English Wizards records approved work completed through the internship and can provide supporting documentation.
Final recognition of Praktiki hours remains subject to the requirements and approval of your university or faculty.
University students from across Poland can apply. You do not need to study or live in Krakow.
Seven routes cover digital content, writing, customer proof, operations, and in-person support.
Eligible approved work can be recorded and documented. Your university or faculty makes the final recognition decision.
The program is coordinated from Krakow and recruits students nationwide. Location and working format vary by assignment.
Students in selected writing and digital-content assignments have produced published articles, practical guides, local recommendations, and short videos. Available work depends on the selected workstream and current assignment.
Guidance, communication, feedback forms and automated follow-up keep the experience organized for students and credible for future university conversations.