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With the increasing movement of people and skills mostly from Poland into the UK, it is becoming evident that the complete practical career oriented programmes Polish educational institutions offer enables their graduates to excel in any situation the job market offers.
It is therefore not surprising that the leader of the Confederation of British Industry, CBI, Richard Lambert has acknowledged that employers now prefer to hire Eastern Europeans staff because they are more capable than supposedly well qualified Britons.
"The reality is that business does indeed have an option. The labour market has changed beyond recognition in the last decade: in a word, it's gone global. If businesses can't find the skills or work attitudes that they need in the national workplace, they can perfectly well recruit them elsewhere" He said.
It therefore comes as welcome news to employers that an international campus of the faculty of Economics and Management of the University of
Szczecin, Poland, will be opened in London to train and equip students in the UK with the complete education system that trains the individual mind with practical ethos necessary for today's young graduate.
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The University of Szczecin is the biggest higher educational institution in North West Poland. Founded in 1985 through the merger of three educational institutions-The Academy of Commerce, Faculty of Engineering and Economics of Technical University and the Higher School of Pedagogy, the university employs over 1,100 academic staff and has an enrolment of over 36,000 students pursuing full time, part time and evening studies for Bachelors, Masters, Doctorate levels in 27 subject areas. The university has seven faculties.
Professor Dr Waldemar Tarczynski, Rector of the university in a statement marking the opening of a campus of this university on the premises of the London School of Management and Technology said the experience of the University located in the city of Szczecin, an ancient junction of major European transit routes has enabled the institution to fashion programmes that embraces the need for young and mature students to periodically upgrade their skills. The university programmes for this reason will have full time, part time, evening and weekend sessions to suit everyone's choice and pace.
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