WORK ABROAD

Working abroad for Poles, although challenging, opens up unparalleled opportunities for personal development and allows you to make a change in your life. If earnings in Poland in your industry are not satisfactory for you, if you want to experience an adventure, meet new people and develop foreign language skills, it is the ideal option for you.

Polish workers abroad are recognised in most countries as good and conscientious employees with high professional qualifications whom foreign employers are eager to employ. The foreign labour market is receptive and open to workers from Poland, and you can find employment in almost every sector. From specialised work abroad in the construction industry, through trade, logistics and freight forwarding, to seasonal work. Check out job offers abroad and start a new chapter in your life.

WORK IN THE NETHERLANDS

Work in the Netherlands offers great opportunities to choose the industry you want to work in. For young people, students and pupils, the Netherlands is the perfect place to start a summer job. Seasonal job offers mainly involve work in production, warehousing, or greenhouses. There is also plenty of offers for specialised workers with the right qualifications, e.g.: licensed forklift operators, electricians or builders. Foreign language skills are an obvious advantage for those seeking employment abroad, but the high number of Polish employees working in the Netherlands means that even without a foreign language you can take a job in the country and receive attractive remuneration. Check our foreign job offers in the Netherlands and choose your career path!

WORK IN GERMANY

Germany is an excellently developed labour market, offering millions of jobs to foreigners every year. It is also one of the most popular countries chosen by Poles to work abroad. There are job offers in Germany both for professionals and unskilled workers, even those who do not speak the language. German businesses offer high employment standards and attractive remuneration, and often accommodation for those undertaking work in Germany. Locksmiths, varnishers and welders can find employment in German plants. There is also plenty of job offers abroad for IT experts, engineers and transportation and logistics specialists. Strong labour market demand in Germany can also be observed in industries such as the hotel and catering sector, whether for staff, maids, kitchen assistants, waiters or cooks. For students and pupils, Germany offers numerous jobs in warehouses and production, and seasonal work in Germany is one of the most popular choices among young people from Poland who are taking their first steps on the labour market.

WORK IN SWEDEN

Poles can also find attractive job offers in Sweden, where the labour market demand is mainly for qualified engineers and renovation and construction workers. Less qualified candidates can choose from a range of production jobs or part-time jobs in the construction industry. Sweden also opens up opportunities for women to work abroad. Cleaners, in particular, are sought after, but also beauticians and office administration employees. If you are interested in taking a white-collar job in Sweden, knowledge of foreign languages such as English, German, and Swedish is necessary. If you know the languages mentioned above, you can find work in more responsible positions in Sweden. Sweden is eager to employ Polish doctors, especially dermatologists, and engineers. For part-time and production work, on the other hand, language skills are not necessary, and Sweden offers attractive employment conditions and well-paid jobs.