Poland - Stereotypes vs Reality: What Expat Life Really Looks Like

11.06.2026
18:00

What comes to your mind when you think about Poland? For many international students, arriving in a new country means facing expectations, stereotypes, excitement, uncertainty, and completely new experiences. Sometimes reality turns out to be very different from what we imagined and often much more inspiring. Join our upcoming webinar  “Poland - Stereotypes vs Reality”! This online meeting is dedicated to international students and alumni who want to openly discuss cultural differences, first impressions, communication challenges, life in Poland, and the realities of studying and working in an international environment. Together with our speakers, we will talk about real experiences, common stereotypes, surprising discoveries, and the moments that shaped our perspectives after moving to Poland ✨ 📅 Date, time:  11 June 2026, 6 PM CET, Online ClickMeeting During the webinar, we will discuss: ✨ stereotypes vs real experiences in Poland ✨ communication and cultural differences ✨ adapting to life in a new country and more!

Project “Global Alumni Network: Connecting people, building the future!”, funded by the National Agency for Academic Exchange under the “Welcome to Poland” program (2023 call for proposals).

Our experts:

Renata Miastowska
Renata Miastowska

15 years of experience as a business negotiations consecutive interpreter. 10 years of experience in public speaking – webinars, lectures, trainings, presentations for people from all the world. Thousands of minutes on a stage, thousands of spoken out words. Thousands of trained people from more than 80 countries from all of the world. My name is Renata Miastowska.

I specialize in communication and cultural differences – they have a huge impact on the way how we understand others and how we are understood – I’ve learnt that while cooperating with various international companies in Poland and abroad (China, Italy, Finland, Germany and many others). I improve people’s communication skills, help them feel more comfortable while having presentation in a foreign language, teach how to convey their thoughts clearly and concisely as language doesn’t determine communication.

I am professionally involved into trainings related to Asian culture of business, different styles of negotiations in European and Asian countries and cultural differences in general which have huge impact on our communication and mutual understanding. 

Alisa Kushnyrenko

Talent Acquisition Coordinator at Mattel
A recruitment professional with international experience across European markets. Alisa will share her perspective on adapting to international workplaces and building a career abroad.

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