Vocational Courses in Poland -Immigration UA provides an official Poland Study invitation, which allows you to get a Poland Study Visa Type D-11, valid for 12 months. To obtain a work visa D-11, you need to submit your application to the embassy of Poland/ VFS Global in your home country.
Poland is a great country to study in. You will find a wide range of courses at very competitive prices. Our universities are prepared to accept foreign students, and the university cities offer not only a good learning environment but also plenty of other attractions.
Poland offers training not only for young people but also for older age groups, where it is possible to obtain a European diploma or certificate of completion. For foreigners, most of these courses are free.
Immigration UA is an official organisation that helps international students to study in Poland. Student UA was founded specially for international students to make their admission process and education in Polish universities as simple, intuitive, and comfortable as possible.
A police school (the most appropriate translation of the name “Szkoła policealna” from Polish “Post-Lyceum School”) is an educational institution that provides an opportunity to obtain specialized vocational education. Education in such schools is conducted with an emphasis on the practical side of the issue, without excessive theory and distraction to subjects that are not directly related to the future profession.
It is very important: police schools in Poland do not give a diploma of higher education. Such schools are similar in status to technical schools. This is a good opportunity to gain specific skills and professions in a short time. Such training for adults in Poland is conducted in many cities, including Krakow, Lublin, Warsaw, Poznan, Katowice, and others. In such schools, there is a tendency for practical training, and not theory, as in universities.
The travel document must be valid at least 90 days after the visa’s expiration and not older than 10 years.
Visa application form without blanks, signed by the applicant
The original certificate of the unit conducting the studies on admission to studies or the continuation of studies •Proof of payment for studies issued by the educational institution; if studies are free of charge, a confirmation from the university is required. •Documents attesting previous education Higher secondary certificate: A certificate should be legalised/attested/apostilled by the MEA/MFA.
A traveller’s return air ticket Booking (Reservation only)
Insurance coverage should be a minimum of € 30,000 and valid in all EU countries and must be valid in the Schengen area and for the entire duration of the stay.
document confirming the availability in Poland of appropriate accommodation for the intended period of stay
• The cost of returning to the country of origin of 2500 PLN (minimum) to cover returning to the country of origin,
• Living expenses covering the planned stay: the required minimum for each month of the planned stay is 701 PLN/person,
•Cost of accommodation (documents must be submitted in a way the consul will be able to estimate the cost of living, e.g. lease agreement, a decision on the provision of a dormitory, etc.). E.g. applicants for a 365-day visa must have at least 10912 PLN (701 PLN x 12 months + 2500 PLN) to cover the cost of return and living expenses and additional funds to cover the cost of accommodation. The monthly payment for a dormitory is 500 PLN, which means the accommodation cost will be 500 PLN x 12 months = 6000 PLN per year. In total, the applicant needs at least 16912 PLN. (3800 Euro approximately)
•Scan copy of valid Passport (Minimum Validity 1 Year)
•Minimum Education High School
•50% Poland study invitation Cost 750 € (Total Cost € 1500 Including Our Consultancy)
•Minimum 6 Months School training Fees in Private School (Starts from €70 to €150 Per Month Depending on the Course you Choose)
•Age Limit Up to 60 Year
Training takes 1 to 3 years, depending on your chosen speciality. After graduation, you will receive a diploma.
Adult education in Poland can be both free and paid. It all depends on the region where you will study and the conditions offered by the school. Some schools have an entrance fee.
Everyone can study: both young people over the age of 18 and people of retirement age
No, there are usually no exams.
You need to know Polish at a basic level because the training will be in Polish. Police schools, unlike universities, are not taught in English. However, knowing English will help you get a job when you move to Poland. If you intend to study at a police school in Poland, you should take a free Polish language course. Usually, a language course is free with the main study,
It is mandatory to attend classes. Otherwise, you will have to pay a fine. Such a fine can be around 270 zlotys for each month of study. There may be other penalties for absenteeism, such as visa closure and deportation, as well as a ban on entering the Schengen area for several years.
All specialities are formed according to the demands of the labour market. Therefore, after successfully graduating from such a school, you will quickly find a job. After receiving a diploma, you will be able to work both in Poland and in other EU countries.
You can apply for a residence permit immediately after agreeing with the school.
