In Poland, migrant children and adults have access to free education, financial support, and opportunities for development. We help you understand the rules and prepare all necessary documents.
🏫 For children and parents
In Poland, children aged 7–18 must attend school, regardless of citizenship or residence status. Education in public schools is free.
What should parents do?
✅ enroll the child in a school or kindergarten
✅ provide documents (passport, PESEL if available, proof of residence)
✅ ensure the child is registered in the SIO system by the educational institution
✅ inform the school about any need for additional support
What is the child entitled to?
📌 free education
📌 Polish language lessons (at least 2 hours per week)
📌 remedial lessons
📌 support from an intercultural assistant (if available)
💰 Financial support for families
Parents can receive:
✅ 800+ monthly
✅ 300 PLN “Dobry Start” school allowance (once a year)
We help with:
• checking eligibility
• submitting applications to ZUS
• avoiding decisions of refusal or suspension of payments
🎓 For future students
Ukrainians and other migrants can begin their studies in Poland.
Important:
✅ a B2 certificate in Polish or English is required for most study programs
✅ with a C1 certificate, it is possible to study for free in state-funded programs
We help with:
• choosing a university and study program
• preparing documents
• registration for studies
• support with residence and housing matters
👩🎓 Education and development for adults
Adult migrants can:
📌 attend free Polish language courses
📌 acquire a new profession
📌 undergo retraining through the employment office
📌 have their Ukrainian qualifications recognized
We help by:
✅ identifying available courses
✅ registering you at the employment office
✅ advising on recognition of qualifications and documents
👉 Need support with education, benefits, or admission processes?
We assist at every stage.
