Teaching English to Young Learners University of Warsaw

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Moreover, thanks to exchange programmes such as Erasmus, or national level programme MOsT (student mobility programme, equivalent of Erasmus for Polish students), we enrich the studies with an international perspective and show the students different trends of thought, broadening their horizons in the field of theoretical knowledge and practice.

Thanks to the current training programmes for different specialities the students gain a broad humanities knowledge in the fields of sociology and psychology, supplemented with a wide range of issues characteristic for individual specialisations. During various workshops, trainings and work placements in educational institutions our students develop the skills necessary for the teaching profession.

University of Warsaw's Teaching English to Young Learners graduates may take up work in public educational, social and cultural institutions and organisations (both public and private), as well as NGOs and the private sector. 

They work in schools, kindergartens, adoption centres, children’s homes, community centres, the local media, psychological and pedagogical clinics. They also work as independent educators and trainers in various fields, and implement educational, preventive and socio-cultural projects within the NGO sector