The Polish government plans to adopt a law soon that will help some Ukrainians find jobs
At least 400,000 Ukrainian students will go to Polish schools on September 1 / Photo: Getty Images, Collage: Today
The issue of teacher shortages in Poland is becoming more acute, since at least 400,000 children from Ukraine will go to Polish schools from September 1, which is twice as many as they study there now. And given that the number of refugees may increase even more, the problem of a shortage of teachers cannot be avoided.
According to the local publication gazetawroclawska.pl, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Poland Tomasz Rzymkowski said that Ukrainian classes would be opened, but there would be no one to teach Ukrainian to children.
Therefore, in a neighboring country, it is planned to adopt a law that will allow Ukrainian teachers to workbecause there are no bilingual staff in the country
Recall that in Europe Ukrainian children can study in schools for free. If a Ukrainian child was accepted into a Polish or Czech school, he is not required to attend distance learning in a Ukrainian school. The training time will be counted as a whole, regardless of where and how much the child studied.
Help for Ukrainians in Poland
German charitable organization Diakonie Katastrofenhilfe will pay Ukrainians in Poland PLN 700 each (about 4.5 thousand UAH) and PLN 600 (3.8 thousand UAH) for every other member of the family.
The financial assistance program aims to support Ukrainians who fled to Poland due to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainians who applied for financial assistance will receive a monthly payment of PLN 700 per person and PLN 600 for each other family member. Payments will be made for at least three months.
It is noted that Ukrainians in particular need are in priority for financial assistance. At the same time, even registration for participation in the program does not guarantee receipt of payment.
Recall that public organizations decided to pay Ukrainians in Poland with a Pole’s card 1,500 zlotys (11,400 hryvnias) per adult and 750 zł. (5700 UAH) for children.
Earlier, we said that Ukrainians who came to Poland from February 24, 2022 will be given 10,000 special free cards of the Biedronka retail chain for shopping.
Source: Segodnya
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