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Date posted:2017-03-28 | Writer: The Program School of English | Email: [email protected]

The Program School of English, a renowned language school in Poznan in Western Poland, is looking for enthusiastic native level English EFL teachers (EU passports necessary) to work at themed summer language camps in Western and Northern Poland. We welcome teachers who have some teaching experience with children and young people and those who are musical, creative or sporty. Spend summer in Poland and discover the country and its people as well as visit the neighbouring countries. We provide salary, accommodation and full board at camps and accommodation and good company in between the camps.

TO APPLY:
For more information about working in the camp programs please apply to Kasia Lisiewicz at the email address given on the job heading.

The Program School of English,

Poznan, ulica Fredry 1,

TEL: +48 501 282 155

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