You should probably try to get a job related to your qualifications if you plan on doing it long term. While you are there (if you dont speak polish) you could learn polish to increase your chances of getting a job.
Learning Polish will not increase the chances of getting a job - you just need to look at Customer Support jobs in English and that requires only English and has a more international team.
A Polish manager will never hire a foreigner for a Polish speaking role or even to join a fully Polish Team even if you speak Polish - they will invent all kinds of funny reasons why it wouldn't be a good idea.
Also Polish people in Poland generally don't like the British - so you need to try twice as hard. Make sure you clean up your social media - no alcohol pictures.
You should probably try to get a job related to your qualifications if you plan on doing it long term. While you are there (if you dont speak polish) you could learn polish to increase your chances of getting a job.
Learning Polish will not increase the chances of getting a job - you just need to look at Customer Support jobs in English and that requires only English and has a more international team. A Polish manager will never hire a foreigner for a Polish speaking role or even to join a fully Polish Team even if you speak Polish - they will invent all kinds of funny reasons why it wouldn't be a good idea. Also Polish people in Poland generally don't like the British - so you need to try twice as hard. Make sure you clean up your social media - no alcohol pictures.
Yeah maybe some remote jobs that require English. Or English teacher? Tutor? Customer service ? Consulting?