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Oscillating tools are not the best at that job. Maybe if you have a specific metal blade and the galvanised is relatively soft (i.e. not hardened like screws) you might find it easier than a hacksaw. A big plumbers hacksaw might get it done fast if you dig enough out around it for access. Angle grinder is the usual go to for cutting steel garden poles.
Airhead
Happy to just cut the pole below ground level and cut it. I thought about a hacksaw but was trying to work out how to get access to cut it below ground level...hence the angle grinder idea. It would be great if I could do without another power tool though.
I have an oscillating tool - can you get attachments that will cut a galvanised pole?
(EDIT - Sorry I @ the wrong person!)