From Jish to Wrocław

I studied and lived in Poland for four years. Today I pass that experience on to you

Mathew Hashoul, founder of the agency

Mathew Hashoul

Founder, computer engineer, Wrocław graduate

My story

The story from the beginning

Jish village on its hill in northern Palestine with its church at the center

Jish, northern Palestine

It starts in Jish

I grew up in a village called Jish in northern Palestine. Since I was young I dreamed of going out, exploring, and trying a life different from the one I knew.

When the moment came to decide, I chose to travel to Poland to study.

Wrocław market square with its colorful townhouses

Wrocław, Poland

Studying in Wrocław

I arrived in Wrocław as a student who knew no one, and studied electronics and computer engineering at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. Along the way I learned by experience all the details nobody tells you about: the paperwork, the housing, the insurance, and the first real winter.

I graduated with a computer engineering degree, and with it, a knowledge of Poland from the inside.

Gdańsk waterfront on the Motława river at night

All across Poland

Four years of travelling and getting to know the country

During my studies I travelled across Poland, spent time with local people, and learned the culture and the language, until Poland became my second home.

After four years, the time came to pass that knowledge on: I opened this agency to help people coming to Poland, whether to study or to travel, make the most of it, with clear steps and without paying for things they don't need.

In short

A degree, languages, and years in Poland

An engineering degree

BSc in Electronics and Computer Engineering, Wrocław University of Science and Technology.

My languages

Arabic is my mother tongue, I speak Hebrew and English fluently, and I get by in Polish day to day.

Poland up close

Four years of studying, travelling, and living in Poland.

Why does this matter to you?

What this means for you

I walked the road before you

I've been through many of the same steps myself, from university applications and housing to settling into life in Poland.

In your language… and theirs

Arabic, Hebrew, and English, plus enough Polish that nothing gets lost in the paperwork or the details.

Clear steps, sensible spending

I lived in Poland on a student budget, so I know where money is worth spending and where it is usually wasted.

Someone you know by name

You are not a ticket number. You deal with me directly, and the person who answers is the person who knows your file.

Thinking about coming to Poland?

Send your request today. I read it myself and explain the next step that fits your situation.