TESTIMONIALS
“English Wizards has supported me during my time in Poland immensely. They’ve given me the ability to find schools, to strengthen my teaching style and my method…they make my life a lot easier here in Poland.”
– Duncan, South Africa
INTERNSHIP TESTIMONIALS
Myles gives an in-depth review of what he learned with our internship program and shares how it prepared him for the real world of teaching abroad in a new country.
Stephanie, a recent graduate of our internship program, talks about her reasons for teaching and how English Wizard’s has supported her during her time in a new country.
English Wizards has always supported me, if I had a question it was answered and if I needed help it was always offered. The internship was intense but I had such a good time with my fellow teachers doing it. We all had a sense of comradery among us. Between learning new skills and practicing on real-life students, we socialized and saw the sites. I’m now living in the heart of Krakow, my room is small and I work a lot but I expected this. I wanted to come to Europe, I wanted to work as a teacher and I wanted to meet new people. I’ve done all of that and more.
The English Wizards program set me up for success. I was new to teaching english. The program not only gave me experience but gave me priceless guidance, tips, and tricks. It was intensive and rigorous, but entirely worth it. My classmates and I encouraged and supported each other throughout making it a fantastic learning environment. The hands-on experience and practice allowed me to be more confident and capable in front of my students. Overall, the experience made me a better teacher and without it teaching wouldn’t be nearly as enjoyable.
I came to Poland through English Wizards and they offered me a chance and the opportunity to find my first teaching job. Their internship program was so intense yet valuable for me as a new teacher. English Wizards helped me with my visa, accomodation and everything I needed when I first arrived. I never felt alone, and I know that while I’m in Poland I have them as my family.
If you are looking for a good go-to TEFL course to teach English then I would say sign up with English Wizards. The course is well structured by excellent qualified teachers, the atmosphere is great and I have learned a ton!
FREELANCE TESTIMONIALS
Emily, a teacher and English Wizard from the United States, talks about all the reasons why she loves working in Poland. From the affordability and work hours to the safety and history that Poland provides, Emily’s in-depth analysis will leave you wanting to learn more!
I have been teaching in Poland through English Wizards’s Freelance Teaching program for just about one year. I moved to Krakow about a month before the pandemic hit Europe, so it has been an interesting year to say the least. I have, however, been extremely pleased with the service and support that English Wizards offers. They help with all the logistical challenges involved with moving to a new country. Krakow is an amazing place to live! I taught abroad in Madrid before Poland – I love the flexibility that I have working with English Wizards, compared to my experience in the Auxiliares program. I would highly recommend English Wizards!
Ready to Begin the Journey?
APPLYING & ELIGIBILITY
Can I work anywhere in Poland, or am I limited to certain cities?
Am I free to arrive in Poland at anytime, or does the program have specific start dates?
Why am I not guaranteed a job before I arrive?
What are the chances that you'll be able to find me a teaching job before I arrive?
I'm pretty flexible about when I start and I'd prefer not to come to Poland before I have a job offer. Can I simply wait until I receive a job offer before I come?
Will joining the English Wizards community make it easier to find a job?
If being accepted doesn't guarantee me a job, why is your criteria so high?
Can I apply alongside a friend or partner?
I am currently traveling/working/studying abroad! Can I become a Wizard and start working without having to go home first?
What are my odds of being accepted if I am not a native English speaker?
English is my first language, but I come from a non-English speaking country. What are my chances of being accepted?
I have a TEFL certificate and a degree, but I've never taught English before. Am I eligible to apply?
I do not have a Bachelor's Degree. Am I still eligible?
I do not have a TEFL Certificate. Can apply and get certified later?
COSTS & VISAS
Is this really free? Where are the hidden costs?
If it's really free how do you make money?
Do I need a visa?
How does the visa process work?
What documents are required for the visa?
How much does it cost to obtain a visa?
Am I eligible for a Polish work visa?
I am from the UK. How will Brexit affect my eligibility to work in Poland without needing a visa?
Will the visa be tied to my job? How can I legally do private tutoring or work part-time at multiple schools?
LIVING & SUPPORT
Where will I live?
How will I get to work and get around?
Will it be hard to have a social life in Poland?
How does pay work?
What kind of support will I receive before departing to Europe?
What kind of support will I receive while I am in Poland?
What kind of hours will I be teaching?
I hate my job! Can I quit and find another?
How long can I stay for? Is it possible to extend my stay if my visa is expiring?
How do taxes work?
APPLYING & ELIGIBILITY
Can I work anywhere in Poland, or am I limited to certain cities?
Am I free to arrive in Poland at anytime, or does the program have specific start dates?
Why am I not guaranteed a job before I arrive?
What are the chances that you'll be able to find me a teaching job before I arrive?
I'm pretty flexible about when I start and I'd prefer not to come to Poland before I have a job offer. Can I simply wait until I receive a job offer before I come?
Will joining the English Wizards community make it easier to find a job?
If being accepted doesn't guarantee me a job, why is your criteria so high?
Can I apply alongside a friend or partner?
I am currently traveling/working/studying abroad! Can I become a Wizard and start working without having to go home first?
What are my odds of being accepted if I am not a native English speaker?
English is my first language, but I come from a non-English speaking country. What are my chances of being accepted?
I have a TEFL certificate and a degree, but I've never taught English before. Am I eligible to apply?
I do not have a Bachelor's Degree. Am I still eligible?
I do not have a TEFL Certificate. Can apply and get certified later?
COSTS & VISAS
Is this really free? Where are the hidden costs?
If it's really free how do you make money?
Do I need a visa?
How does the visa process work?
What documents are required for the visa?
How much does it cost to obtain a visa?
Am I eligible for a Polish work visa?
I am from the UK. How will Brexit affect my eligibility to work in Poland without needing a visa?
Will the visa be tied to my job? How can I legally do private tutoring or work part-time at multiple schools?
LIVING & SUPPORT
Where will I live?
How will I get to work and get around?
Will it be hard to have a social life in Poland?
How does pay work?
What kind of support will I receive before departing to Europe?
What kind of support will I receive while I am in Poland?
What kind of hours will I be teaching?
I hate my job! Can I quit and find another?
How long can I stay for? Is it possible to extend my stay if my visa is expiring?
How do taxes work?
APPLYING & ELIGIBILITY
Can I work anywhere in Poland, or am I limited to certain cities?
Am I free to arrive in Poland at anytime, or does the program have specific start dates?
Why am I not guaranteed a job before I arrive?
What are the chances that you'll be able to find me a teaching job before I arrive?
I'm pretty flexible about when I start and I'd prefer not to come to Poland before I have a job offer. Can I simply wait until I receive a job offer before I come?
Will joining the English Wizards community make it easier to find a job?
If being accepted doesn't guarantee me a job, why is your criteria so high?
Can I apply alongside a friend or partner?
I am currently traveling/working/studying abroad! Can I become a Wizard and start working without having to go home first?
What are my odds of being accepted if I am not a native English speaker?
English is my first language, but I come from a non-English speaking country. What are my chances of being accepted?
I have a TEFL certificate and a degree, but I've never taught English before. Am I eligible to apply?
I do not have a Bachelor's Degree. Am I still eligible?
I do not have a TEFL Certificate. Can apply and get certified later?
COSTS & VISAS
Is this really free? Where are the hidden costs?
If it's really free how do you make money?
Do I need a visa?
How does the visa process work?
What documents are required for the visa?
How much does it cost to obtain a visa?
Am I eligible for a Polish work visa?
I am from the UK. How will Brexit affect my eligibility to work in Poland without needing a visa?
Will the visa be tied to my job? How can I legally do private tutoring or work part-time at multiple schools?
LIVING & SUPPORT
Where will I live?
How will I get to work and get around?
Will it be hard to have a social life in Poland?
How does pay work?
What kind of support will I receive before departing to Europe?
What kind of support will I receive while I am in Poland?