Is taking a 6 month intensive German course in Berlin a good

And I forgot to add - I'm 24, graduated this June, can't find a decent job in my field although I did two internships during my studies.

>>17475991
Don't miss this chance: berlin is the best place in the word. Also, traveling is the best way to fix situations where you are stuck.
Considering the price, be careful not to fail: you have full parenral trust on this one (6k is a lot of months going to work for you only you)

>>17475994
Oh also, finding a good job takes time, don't give up. Took 2 years for my bro, 2 years of doing shit jobs and them bam awesome job: just don't play wow instead

>>17476009
I checked out low skill jobs in UK/Germany - average Polish worker gets around 1100 euro after the tax + free accomodation. So I would have to work for 3-4 months, and parents would give me 2k.

Also my dad is kinda rich, I'd say top 1% in country, he makes 5000 euro a month. This changes the perspective a bit but still, I don't want to leech on them, would rather earn at least half of the money myself

shameless selfbump

>>17476070
let me summarize it for you
>it's a learning opportunity
>it will be an important language to know in your country
>it will allow you to live in a different country for 6 months
>your parents don't need you to support themselves, aka you can work for yourself with no regrets
>in case things go bad, you have support from them to help you
I can't find a single reason why you shouldn't do it.

>>17476104
But as I said, it feels kinda weird that I'll spend so much money just to take course abroad. It's around 22 000 PLN, average Pole earns it in a year. But on the other hand, you earn that kind of money in a 5-6 months in UK or Germany, as shit tier worker, lawyers and accounting managers make it on month or two

>>17476123
>it feels kinda weird that I'll spend so much money just to take course abroad
people spend even more for far less important shit, let me tell you again: it's a great opportunity and you shouldn't waste it. Even if your family was poor, spending money to study in a foreign country would be a good thing.

>>17476133
Thanks, it seems reasonable to me too. My buddy, who's 24, spend 7 000 $ on trip around the world