Moving To Poland? Here’S Your Guide!

Poland Relocation Guide for Expats, Business People and Students | Learn about the Polish culture and people

What you'll learn

You will get to know more about the Polish cuisine, festivals and holidays

You will learn basic Polish vocabulary

You will be able to plan your trips around Poland better

You will learn about different gestures common in Poland

You will boost your knowledge about historical events and famous Polish people

You will get to know more about the Polish business culture

Requirements

Everybody's welcome

Description

Are you considering moving to Poland for work, study, or to start a new chapter of your life? Whether you're an expatriate, a business professional, or a student, navigating the process of relocating to a new country can be overwhelming. But fear not! This comprehensive course is designed to be your ultimate guide to moving to Poland, ensuring a smooth transition and helping you settle in comfortably.Here's a breakdown of what you'll learn in each module:Basic Information:Gain an understanding of Poland's geography, population, and regions.Explore the country's political structure, economy, and major industries.Recent Historical Timeline:Delve into Poland's recent history.Understand key events and milestones that have shaped modern Poland.Festivals and Holidays:Discover Poland's rich cultural heritage through its festivals and holidays.Explore traditional celebrations such as Easter, Christmas, and Polish Independence Day.Learn about unique Polish customs and rituals associated with each holiday.Cuisine:Indulge your taste buds with a tour of Polish cuisine, known for its hearty and flavorful dishes.Explore traditional Polish meals, including pierogi, barszcz, and oscypek.Basic Vocabulary:Familiarize yourself with essential Polish phrases and expressions for everyday communication.Learn greetings and common phrases to help you navigate daily life in Poland.Gestures:Understand the importance of non-verbal communication in Polish culture.Learn about common gestures and body language cues used in Poland, and their meanings.Plan Your Trips Around Poland:Discover the diverse attractions and destinations that Poland has to offer.Learn how to plan and organize trips to popular cities, historical sites, and natural landmarks.Famous Polish People:Explore the contributions of famous Polish figures in literature, art, science, and politics.Learn about renowned Polish personalities such as Marie Curie, Chopin, and Copernicus.Business Culture:Gain insights into the unique business culture and etiquette in Poland.Learn about business practices, communication styles in Polish professional settings.Whether you're relocating solo, with your family, or for business purposes, this course is your comprehensive guide to making a successful transition to life in Poland. Enroll now and embark on your exciting journey with confidence!Who this course is for:Expatriates planning to move to Poland for work or personal reasonsBusiness professionals seeking to expand their operations or establish a presence in PolandStudents considering studying at universities or institutions in PolandAnyone interested in exploring the vibrant culture and opportunities that Poland has to offerRequirements:No prior knowledge or experience is required. This course is suitable for individuals at all levels of familiarity with Poland and the relocation process.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 About me

Lecture 3 Perspective

Lecture 4 Relocation Training

Lecture 5 Program

Section 2: Your guide around Poland

Lecture 6 Basic information

Lecture 7 Recent Historical Timeline

Lecture 8 Geography

Lecture 9 Demographics

Lecture 10 Festivals and public holidays

Lecture 11 Xmas

Lecture 12 Cuisine

Lecture 13 Basic vocabulary & Gestures

Lecture 14 Plan your trips around Poland

Lecture 15 Famous Polish people

Lecture 16 Business culture

Section 3: Summary & The End

Lecture 17 Summary

Lecture 18 The End

Expats,Business People collaborating with Polish partners,Students,Persons approaching relocation to Poland