Maybe not the obvious choice, Radom is the second largest academic centre in Masovia, after Warsaw.
In Radom, there is a small expatriate community of language teachers. Try contacting one of the city's numerous language schools; they are especially keen on employing native English speakers, but speakers of German, French or Spanish might also find something.
Technical University of Radom
The Technical University of Radom, with some 10,000 students enrolled, is Radom's largest institute of higher education and offers a variety of courses and programs to choose from.
Concerts and performances
Radomska Orkiestra Kameralna
Go to a performance by city's renowned chamber orchestra.
Teatr Powszechny im. Jana Kochanowskiego
See a theatre play in the Jan Kochanowski Popular Theatre of Radom.
Festivals and events
Dni Radomia
The city's annual festivity, taking place around the middle of June. Expect a large number of concerts, performances, exhibitions, and others.
International Gombrowicz Festival
A major theatre festival in Poland, combining theatre, science, criticism, arts, music, and film. It is organized biannually since 1993.
MiÄdzynarodowy Festiwal Muzyki Dawnej im. MikoÅaja z Radomia
Annual festival of early music; takes place in October.
Radom Air Show
A biannual air show with the next festival scheduled for 27th and 28th of August 2011. It is the biggest such event in Poland, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from all over Poland and abroad.
Ogólnopolskie Spotkania z PiosenkÄ Å»eglarskÄ RAFA
An annual Poland-wide festival of shanties. The next edition is scheduled for November 2011.
Language schools
Consus
Language school offering courses in English, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian and French.
Fabryka JÄzyka Centrum
Language school offering courses in Arabic, English, German, Italian, Spanish and French.