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Build Your Future in Gdańsk! Join an Information Meeting for international students and alumni at Gdańsk Tech

Are you looking to establish your career path, gain new skills, or simply find your footing in Gdańsk? The Careers and Alumni Office of Gdańsk University of Technology, in partnership with the WAGA Association, warmly invites  individuals with migration experience to a special information meeting.

Navigating a new city and labour market can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. On May 13th, we are hosting an open event to introduce you to the “Comprehensive Support for the Integration of Migrants in the City of Gdańsk” project.

This meeting is a perfect opportunity to learn about the wide range of free support options designed to help you thrive both professionally and personally in your new home.

What can you gain by joining the project?

During the meeting, our guest will present the full scope of available support, including:

• integration workshops
• individual meetings with an advisor
• job placement support
• legal, psychological, and translation consultations
• skills workshops and vocational courses
• sports and integration activities
• activities for youth
• paid 3-month internships

Whether you are actively seeking employment, need advice on legal matters, or simply want to meet new people and expand your network, this project is tailored to your needs.

Event Details:

• Date: 13 May
• Time: 11:00 AM
• Location: Careers and Alumni Office, Gdańsk University of Technology, Aleja Zwycięstwa 25, 80-219 Gdańsk (Room 104)

 Registration for the meeting is required: https://forms.pg.edu.pl/01KQVRTHB23H9NZD1MVE7TDFGE

 Project “Comprehensive Support for the Integration of Migrants in the City of Gdańsk” is co-financed by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) under Priority 5: European Funds for a Socially Strong Pomerania (ESF+), Measure 5.15: Integration of Migrants – ITI within the metropolitan area. EU funding: PLN 13,209,774.43