What I should do if I would study in England, if I am from Poland?

Answer 1

You probably need a 4 or 5 on a Matura to go to a good university. You also need to make a UCAS application (www.ucas.ac.uk). You will also need to take the IELTS exam if your high school education wasn't taught in the medium of english. Normally you would need around a 6.0 on average to gain entry, although the university may specify that you also need a 6.0 in writing and reading

Answer 2

I'm afraid I don't know much about studying in England, but first of all, you'll have to learn English real well; as far as I know, you're required to produce at least a Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or equivalent (TOEFL - I have no idea how many points you'd need to have); you must be aware that all your classes will be in English, so you really need to speak English perfectly well (never mind a little accent ...)! I hope, somebody else will be able to tell you more about the procedures to take (none of these "stay in Poland" derogatory kind of stuff!).
Good luck & Greetings from Poznań!

Answer 3

Poland is now part of the EU, so it should be relatively easy for you to get over. Really it depends what you want to study, but you will need a good level of English.

Try talking to the British Embassy or British Council

Answer 4

Sorry to say this. But, England is saturated with Polish people. Every where you go you fall over a Polish person. It is hard enough for the English to get a job or university place, because of the competition from people who were born in EU Countries.

Answer 5

Learn English!

Answer 6

stay in Poland

Answer 7

l didn't understand your question