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What childcare options are available for children who are not yet school-aged?Children from 6 months to 3 years can be accepted to a nursery (ลผลobek); children from 3 years can be enrolled into kindergarten. You need to contact the kindergarten that is in your area. The director of kindergarten will make a decision to admit the child. If there are no vacancies, ask the gmina administration (Urzฤ
d gminy) to provide more information about other options. Official information is at gov.pl Parents of children attending daycare can receive monthly financial assistance in the amount of 400 zlotys. More information here |
How do I enroll my child(ren) into school?To enroll your cild into school you need:
Education for children aged 7-18 in public schools is free. It is okay if the child doesn't know Polish language. Also, please check this online hub for children in 7-11 grades for home studies and additional resources. It does not replace the official school curriculum. |
What happens if my kid gets sick?You are entitled to get free medical care in any of the state hospitals. |
Can I continue my university studies at another university? What documents do I need?Yes, you can continue your studies at university. As each university has their own admission rules we recommend you to contact the desired university directly. You can be accepted to university without documents as well. A list of Polish language programs can be found at: studia.gov.pl A project Ukrainians from 18 to 25 years old who want to study at Polish universities or police schools can take part in the program. You can choose your own institution, field of study and form of study. Program participants will help with finding a job, as well as provide housing or compensation for rent, provide benefits for public transport, health insurance and a payment for the vacations in the amount of 1.8 thousand zlotys per year. Both graduates of Ukrainian schools and students who are already studying in Poland can join the program. To participate in the project, you need to provide the appropriate documents (high school diploma or certificate from your university) and fill out an application form on the website Pay attention! To clarify the details, you should contact the organizers of the program by phone: +48 664 554 324 or write to the email address: info@studiujepracze.pl. Ukrainians who moved to Poland after February 24, 2022, and lost their educational document can obtain a European Qualification Passport (EQPR). The EQPR is a tool that facilitates the recognition of refugees' qualifications even in the absence of complete documentation. It also records the refugee's highest level of education, experience and language skills. In addition, this document can be used by refugees who wish to pursue further education. The document was created in order to:
To apply for this document, you need to follow a few steps.
For more information on how to register for the European Qualification Passport, please refer to the special booklet If you have any additional questions, you can get a consultation in Ukrainian by calling 451 058 653. |
What languages do I need to speak to be able to study?You can study in English or Polish. If you don't speak Polish you will be provided free language courses |