The program is suitable for those looking for a language course that combines the advantages of a language school and preparatory courses at a state university.

What does the preparation program include?

The program includes a Czech language course up to the advanced level (B2-C1) according to the CEFR (870 hours). Language course groups are formed according to the students' field of study (humanities, economics, medical faculties and chemistry, creative specialties).

Where can you apply after completing the program?

The program allows you to effectively prepare for entrance exams and get into any faculty and any specialty at the University of Chemistry and Technology or another university, depending on the field of study that the student has chosen within the course.

For those who decide to apply to the University of Chemistry and Technology, the final Czech language exam will count as the university entrance exam.

Teaching methodology

Students learn Czech as a foreign language, and as they master the basics of the Czech language, terminology related to their specialty is added to the program. The training is supplemented with thematic blocks and presentations focused on specific specialties. It is this combined approach that is effective in preparing for entrance exams to Czech universities.

The course is jointly supervised by GoStudy and VŠCHT methodologists.

About the teachers

Czech language classes are taught by linguists and native speakers with extensive experience in preparing foreign applicants for university. Many of them have doctoral degrees and teach at universities in the Czech Republic.