Kerry001
Hey, I totally feel you! I was in the same boat when I first arrived in Wroclaw. It's tough at the start, especially if you don't know Polish. For teaching, try checking out local language schools or tutoring platforms like Preply. Also, don't overlook customer service roles in international companies—many are English-friendly. Hang in there, it gets easier once you build a network!
Annahyu
I'd suggest checking out English-language Facebook groups like 'English-speaking Jobs in Wrocław' or 'Expats in Wrocław'. Many companies post there directly. Also, try recruitment agencies like Hays or Randstad—they often have roles for English speakers in customer service or IT support. With teaching experience, you could also look at language schools like Early Stage or English College. Good luck!
Prefere12X
I've been in Wroclaw for a few months too, and I know how tough it can be. What kind of roles are you looking for outside of teaching? Have you checked out the expat Facebook groups or LinkedIn? I found a few leads there. Also, are you open to remote work with international clients?
Fernanda
Hey, I feel your pain! I was in the same boat when I first moved here. Have you tried looking at language schools? They're always after native English speakers. Also, check out local Facebook groups for expats—people often share job leads there. Stick with it, you'll find something!
Simplemeann
I totally get the struggle! I moved here a few months ago and felt the same at first. Have you tried checking out language schools? They're usually keen on native English speakers. I landed a gig at a small private school, and it's been pretty good. Also, networking on Facebook groups for expats in Wroclaw helped me find some leads. Don't lose hope – it just takes a bit of time to get your foot in the door!
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