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B2B
B2B in Poland for foreigners: how to open a JDG and what to watch out for
Some believe B2B is simply "an employment contract with lower taxes". It isn't. On B2B you stop being an employee: no paid holiday, no minimum wage, n...
Post-secondary schools
Post-secondary schools in Poland (szkoły policealne): a trade in one or two years, often free
Some believe a szkoła policealna is "a course for people who didn't get into university". It isn't. Graduates take a state exam in the same system as ...
Private universities
Private universities in Poland: when they make sense and how not to choose wrong
Some believe a private university in Poland means "a bought diploma" that nobody values. It doesn't. A university entered in the state register issues...
State exam B1
Polish state exam B1: how it works and how to pass it the first time
Some believe B1 is a "conversational level", so if you've been speaking Polish at work for a few years you'll pass without preparation. That's not so....
Public universities
Public universities in Poland: who studies for free and how to get in
Some believe studies at Polish public universities are free for everyone. They aren't. Only full-time studies in Polish are free — and only for certai...
State exam B2
Polish exam B2: who needs it and how it differs from B1
Some believe B2 is "the same B1, just a bit harder". It isn't. At B2 you're expected not just to produce clear sentences but to argue: agree or disagr...
Polish grammar rules
Polish language rules: 8 things worth knowing from day one
Some believe Polish is easy for speakers of other Slavic languages, so the rules can be skipped — everything is clear from context. That's not so. Sim...
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