My experience with living in Poland

After I finished my studies June2014 I decided to go on a gap year backpacking in Europe, I started from Morocco all the way up north reaching Finland, while I was in Germany I found a project through an organization to do a volunteering job at schools in Warsaw, the internship was accomplished but what I wasn't expecting is to be offered to work full time paid job from one school. That was a great opportunity to build an experience abroad so I didn't hesitate and I took the job and be a resident, there were many aspects which made the experience successful and fulfilled, but the one on the summit is the people i met Poland, their simplicity, modesty and hospitality made me feel as at home instead of feeling homesick, it's true that they seem shy in public but that doesn't match when you get to know and see how curious they are about getting to know someone from a different or an exotic country. Some people may say that's not always true or an opposite view but I have visited more than 15 cities including small towns and villages so I know Poland and it's people, while living in Poland you can satisfy your desires with your preferred passions, skiing in Zakopane or hiking Tatry Mountains, sightseeing in Krakow, touring museums in Warsaw, sailing in Mazury lakes, or running with Deers in hug forests, or the least enjoy your drink by the seaside in the Baltic area. I have to admit one more thing for the importance of safety Poland is one the safest countries I've ever been according to the result of never been attacked or robbed by someone, so this country is highly recommended from me to someone who's up to move there.
If you have any questions to discuss about living costs of life, a social issue or something else .. Feel free to ask me and it will be my pleasure to discuss or give an advice.
All the best.
Ayoub