Nowadays more and more (musisz napisac ze to sa mlodzi ludzie, bo niestety nie widze, zeby osoby po 60tce to samo robily) people are leaving Poland to take up studies in the United Kingdom. It could be a great opportunity (ale dla kogo? musisz napisac) to develop and gain a lot of experience (w jakiej dziedzinie? jak sie pije, pali i chodzi po ulicy? musisz napisac).
There is no denying that studying in the UK 'have' (popraw) a number of advantages. First of all, 'you' (dlaczego piszesz 'you' - to sie do mnie nie odnosi - ja juz swoje zrobilam, tutasj...a person) can study at one of the most popular universities in the world, such as Oxford, London or Cambridge. 'High' (zle slowo) methods of schooling, developed industry and technology usually make you far more qualified than any graduate in Poland. Last but not least, 'you can learn English' (studies, takie jak wymienilas nie sa po to zeby sie uczyc jezyka, ale tematu ktory studiujesz, ujmij to inaczej), which is (hello? a gdzie przedimek) international language, 'from native speakers' (nie rozumiem o co tu chodzi z tym 'native speakers'). Apart from that, you can get to know foreign cultures, not just (tu cos brakuje, musisz dokladniej okreslic) British, because the UK is a major 'direction' (nie za bardzo trafne slowo) for people from other countries too.
Getting to (przedimek) muniversity there, without scholarship can be really hard if you are not 'wealth' (zla czesc mowy - dlaczego nie rozruszniasz czesci mowy?).
What is more, students ought to remember, that they will probably visit their families (tu brakuje pare slow) few times a year.
On balance, studying in the Great Britain 'have' (dlaczego, jak juz wczesniej 'zielonosiwy' napisal, nie rozruzniasz l. popj od l. mnogiej?) many positive sides (przecinek przed 'but') but as everything (tu brakuje slowa) it 'has also' (zla kolejnosc slow) disadvantages.