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Labor Market in Gdańsk

Jobs, Professional Growth & Career Guidance

Searching for employment in the Tri-City, planning a career pivot, or reviewing your employment contract? Take advantage of free, individual 1:1 career counseling at Mozaika.

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Individual Job Search Support

Katarzyna Porębska

speaks Polish, English and Russian

Career guidance and the job market

I advise on how to find your footing in the Polish job market. Together we look at your experience, prepare a professional CV that matches Polish standards, and practise interviews. If you are planning to have your diploma recognised or to change industry, we will map out concrete steps.

Work in person and online

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:00–16:00

Working in Poland: Essential Guides

Everyday life

Employment contract vs mandate contract: what changes for you in practice?

An employment contract (umowa o pracę) gives you the full protection of the Labour Code: paid annual leave, sick pay, a notice period and fixed hours.

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Everyday life

Diploma recognition in the Tri-City: where do I start?

Nostrification confirms a foreign higher education diploma. You file the application at a university that runs the relevant field of study (the University of Gdańsk…

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First steps

How do I open a bank account in Gdańsk without a Polish ID card?

Most Polish banks (including PKO BP, Santander, mBank and BNP Paribas) let foreign nationals open a personal account on the basis of a valid foreign passport.

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Prepare a standout CV with our expert

Polish GDPR consent clauses, ATS-friendly formatting, and highlighting your international qualifications. Book your free 1:1 slot today.

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Drop by Mozaika

We’re located at 23 Wita Stwosza Street in Oliwa. If you’d like to discuss your case or if this is your first time visiting us, feel free to call, send a message, or schedule a consultation, and someone will be here waiting for you.