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Job Qualifications
- Native-level English fluency
- Recognised TEFL, CELTA, Trinity TESOL, or equivalent preferred/required depending on school
- Completed secondary education
- Police clearance eligibility
- Professional, reliable, and responsive
- Comfortable teaching children, teenagers, adults, or mixed student groups
- 1+ year teaching experience or strong transferable experience preferred
- Non-native speakers may apply with strong proof of English proficiency
Job Benefits
- Legal pathway guidance matched to your passport and offer type
- Teach in Poland platform access with Job Hunt Guide and Teacher Hub
- 8,600+ school database with filters and school contact details
- CV, intro video, outreach and follow-up templates
- Contract guidance for employment, B2B/JDG and incubator routes
- Contract and salary calculators before accepting offers
- Optional placement support for approved candidates only
- Optional Kraków arrival support and Orientation Week add-ons
- Teacher resources, training posts and classroom materials
Company Description
For teachers, our Teach in Poland program provides a structured way to understand the Polish ESL market, choose the right legal route, prepare strong applications, and target schools more strategically. Rather than presenting teaching abroad as a one-size-fits-all adventure, we help teachers make practical decisions based on passport, contract type, school type, documents, timing, and long-term goals.
Our platform gives teachers access to the Teacher Hub, Job Hunt Guide, Job Tools, school databases, CV and outreach guidance, contract resources, salary calculators, and classroom support materials. Teachers can use these tools for a self-managed job search or add further support when needed.
Additional services may include placement support for approved candidates, Arrival Essentials, Orientation Week in Kraków, visa readiness, residence support, accommodation support, insurance, and other relocation services. These services are staged around the teacher’s actual journey, because the correct pathway depends on the job offer and contract type.
English Wizards is not a generic TEFL agency. We specialize in Poland because Poland offers practical routes for foreigners who want to live and work legally in Europe. Our role is to reduce confusion, remove avoidable mistakes, and give teachers a clear process to follow.
Schools make final hiring decisions. Interviews are required. Visa and residence outcomes are never guaranteed. What we provide is structure, guidance, tools, and support so teachers do not have to navigate the Polish job market and bureaucracy alone.
Job Description
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES IN POLAND
Looking to teach English in Europe, but unsure which legal route, contract type, or school pathway actually fits your situation?
English Wizards helps teachers approach the Polish ESL market with structure instead of guesswork.
Poland can be a strong destination for English teachers, but the process is not one-size-fits-all. Your best route depends on your passport, where you are now, your teaching background, the type of school hiring you, and the contract they can offer.
Most schools in Poland do not “sponsor visas” in the way many teachers expect. Some teachers are best suited to direct employment with a registered school. Some are better suited to B2B/JDG work. Some need an incubator route. Some should prioritize Ministry-registered schools. Others already have the right to work and can search more broadly.
English Wizards helps you understand these options before you start applying randomly.
What You Get Access To
Through the Teach in Poland platform, teachers receive access to:
- A structured Job Hunt Guide for teaching in Poland
- Teacher Hub and Job Tools access
- School databases with 8,600+ schools across Poland
- CV, intro video, outreach, and follow-up guidance
- Contract guidance for direct employment, B2B/JDG, and incubator routes
- Salary and contract calculators before accepting offers
- Teaching materials, training posts, and classroom support resources
- Optional placement support for approved candidates
- Optional arrival, orientation, visa readiness, and residence support
Teaching Opportunities in Poland
Teachers in Poland may work with:
- Language schools
- Preschools and kindergartens
- International private schools
- Online schools
- Business English clients
- Private students as supplemental income
- Seasonal programs where legally eligible
The right target depends on your legal route, qualifications, teaching preferences, and flexibility.
Who This Is For
This program is designed for teachers who want to:
- Teach English in Poland legally
- Understand which pathway fits their passport
- Use a structured job search system instead of applying randomly
- Target schools more strategically
- Prepare stronger applications, CVs, and intro videos
- Understand contracts before signing
- Check whether an offer actually supports life in Poland
- Add support only when it fits their real situation
Basic Requirements
Applicants should generally have:
- Native-level English fluency
- A recognized TEFL, CELTA, Trinity TESOL, or equivalent qualification
- Completed secondary education
- Police clearance eligibility
- Professional communication and reliability
- 1+ year of relevant teaching experience or strong transferable experience
- Comfort teaching children, teenagers, adults, or mixed student groups depending on school needs
Non-native English speakers may apply if they can demonstrate native-level or near-native English ability.
Placement Support
Placement support is available for approved candidates only.
Being accepted onto the English Wizards platform does not automatically mean you are accepted for placement services. Placement has stricter requirements because partner schools have their own hiring preferences, and schools always make final hiring decisions.
Important
English Wizards provides job search tools, pathway guidance, application resources, and optional support services.
Schools make final hiring decisions. Interviews are required. Visa and residence outcomes are never guaranteed by any third party.
Your exact route depends on your passport, location, documents, school offer, contract type, and timing.
How to Apply
Complete the online application form and we will review your profile, teaching background, passport situation, and likely pathway.
If you are unsure which route fits your situation, book a consultation first.