• 870 academic hours of Czech language and 150 academic hours of preparation in general subjects

Who can benefit from this programme?

Complex programme is an excellent option if you are still undecided about your university and major. You will receive training in the core subjects that will enable you to successfully pass the exams for any university, with the exception of creative universities (where specialised training is required).

What is included in the training programme?

The programme includes a course in Slovak language up to CEFR level B2 with basic vocabulary (870 hours) and a course in general subjects (150 hours).

Students choose one of the training blocks depending on the chosen direction of entry:

• Technical (maths, higher maths, computer science or physics)

• Humanities (prerequisites for studies, basic social sciences, English)

• Medical (physics, chemistry, biology)

• Economics (maths, English, economic terminology)

The courses are also suitable for preparation for the nostrification exams.

Where can I go if I complete the programme?

After completing the programme, you can apply for any humanities, technical and natural sciences courses at Slovak universities.

Teaching methodology

As part of the programme, students repeat the basics of the general subjects programme - everything you need to know as an applicant to a European university.

Daily lessons in Slovak language allow you to master it up to level B2 and pass the state certificate exam, which is accepted at most public and private universities.

GoStudy's consultants and teachers help you decide which speciality and university to choose and give you practical advice on preparing for the entrance exams.

Briefly about the teachers

Students are prepared for the entrance exams by experienced teachers from prestigious Slovak high schools with extensive experience in the pre-university preparation of foreign applicants.

Slovak language classes are taught by linguists and native speakers. Many of them have doctorates and teach at universities in Slovakia.

Confidence in enrolment

Kuwat, 19, Jakarta

"I am very happy that I chose the integrated programme. I found Slovak easy, but I don't think it would have been possible to prepare for the subject exams on my own. And it's one thing to know biology in your mother tongue, but it's another to take it in Slovak!"