Yes, I have heard of English Wizards. I recommend reaching out to current teachers who have gone through their program since there are both good and bad reviews online.
@@Sefahl_i I didn't go through with it. Instead I got pretty much ripped off by the less expensive Impact Teaching, because they delayed services quite a bit when we all knew things were very time sensitive. I also don't think they were very clear about what they had to offer me, and in the end the job on offer was so precarious (performance based and even if I did well the covering of cost of living in Poland was unclear, recommended against by one of the hiring managers of the school when I asked him, based on my savings amount) I bailed. Anyhow, after that half a grand mistake I'd suggest everyone take a long view on getting hired. Look no later than the Fall for the next Summer, and regardless of what you find, learn how to get to your target country / city / school / company / apartment, yourself. These mediating companies are too sketchy to make skipping learning these things for oneself worth it, in my opinion, unless they can show you before you pay where you're going, exactly what school you'll be teaching at, what you'll be paid / cost of living. If that is at all left in the murk before paying them, that is the sign, to me that they are prepared to gladly rip you off.
I have heard of people teaching online to students of Poland. Are there other companies that handle this? Also, what time zone are they ? Thank you in advance
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Just had an interview with Chris. Good guy.
I'm currently in the Republic of Georgia 🙂 I saw it was briefly mentioned in another recent video.
Hi! I'm in Tbilisi. I am from the previous video ;)
Great interviev Chris
Jamie! So cool to see your videos! It's Aztec
P.S. I also taught in Poland for a bit too. Also in Bielsko Biała and Kraków
That’s awesome! What ages/levels did you teach there?
@@ESLTeacher365 all the way from 1 klasa (6ish) to professional adults.
I want to teach in Krakow. Do you recommend English Wizards or have you heard of them? I am in contact with them currently and am considering it.
Yes, I have heard of English Wizards. I recommend reaching out to current teachers who have gone through their program since there are both good and bad reviews online.
Hey
Just wanted to ask if you ever went through with English Wizard. How was the experience?
@@Sefahl_i I didn't go through with it. Instead I got pretty much ripped off by the less expensive Impact Teaching, because they delayed services quite a bit when we all knew things were very time sensitive. I also don't think they were very clear about what they had to offer me, and in the end the job on offer was so precarious (performance based and even if I did well the covering of cost of living in Poland was unclear, recommended against by one of the hiring managers of the school when I asked him, based on my savings amount) I bailed. Anyhow, after that half a grand mistake I'd suggest everyone take a long view on getting hired. Look no later than the Fall for the next Summer, and regardless of what you find, learn how to get to your target country / city / school / company / apartment, yourself. These mediating companies are too sketchy to make skipping learning these things for oneself worth it, in my opinion, unless they can show you before you pay where you're going, exactly what school you'll be teaching at, what you'll be paid / cost of living. If that is at all left in the murk before paying them, that is the sign, to me that they are prepared to gladly rip you off.
@@joshua_finch Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. 🙏
@@Sefahl_i Well according to this channel owner or youtube it was not so great, because it was deleted.
I have heard of people teaching online to students of Poland. Are there other companies that handle this? Also, what time zone are they ? Thank you in advance
Fluentbe is probably the most well known. Other companies teach students worldwide (like Cambly) so you may have Polish students. Poland is on CEST.
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