Jobs in Poland

Warsaw is the the country’s capital and largest city. Settled on the Vistula River within short distance of both the Baltic Sea and Carpathian Mountains, Warsaw is the premier global city in Poland and a major cultural and industrial hub of Central Europe. Although the city has faced significant destruction due to wars and occupation throughout the 20th century, an impressively diverse array of architecture remains standing from its long and winding history, dating back nearly one thousand years.

Krakow is Poland’s other major city, a southern metropolis widely know as the artistic and educational heart of the country. Krakow’s beginnings date back to the 7th century, and parts of the city are so beautifully preserved that the old town became one of the first places ever to be named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the 1970’s. Krakow was also named the European Capital of Culture in 2000, a testament to the enriching environment you will find yourself living in while working in Krakow.

While Warsaw and Krakow are indisputably Poland’s two major cities, it is of course possible to find jobs in Poland in smaller cities or townships as well. Lublin, Wroclaw, and Lodz are a few examples of other locations where you can find jobs in Poland. Be wary though that the further you stray from Krakow and Warsaw, the less English tends to be spoken!