If you want to build a career in medicine and obtain a European medical diploma, pay attention to Czech universities. Charles University has the largest selection of medical faculties. Entry will not be easy, as you will have to compete with graduates of Czech medical schools. However, after successfully completing the "Entry to Medicine" programme, it is possible to do so and become a medical student. Foreign doctors are in great demand in the Czech Republic after graduation.

The programme includes a Czech language course up to CEFR level B2/C1 with basic vocabulary in biology, physics, chemistry and medicine (870 hours) and a specialised exam preparation course (150 hours, 50 hours for each of the three major subjects).

As part of the programme, students are advised to take the General Aptitude Test for the Study of Medicine (taken upon admission to the 2nd Faculty of Medicine of Charles University) and an oral interview.

The "Entry to Medicine" programme allows you to prepare effectively for your exams and easily enter any medical faculty in the Czech Republic.

GoStudy teachers pay special attention to language preparation, as some medical faculties require a B2+/C1 level of Czech for admission. This is logical, as medical terminology is very complex. If the applicant has a poorer command of the language, he/she will find it difficult to study even if he/she is admitted.

During the lessons in core subjects, the teacher uses presentations, tests and materials in chemistry, physics and biology developed especially for GoStudy students. The students also constantly work with sample admission tests published by Czech medical faculties and study Latin terms.

Important: it is almost impossible to pass the entrance exams on your own, without professional training, and get in the first time.

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Nguyen Chi Dung, 18, Hanoi

"I have always dreamed of being a doctor and studying in Europe. GoStudy advised me to apply to several faculties at once to increase my chances of admission. I knew the subjects well, but I was most worried about Latin, as I couldn't remember the names of the bones in the human skeleton. In the end, however, I passed the Czech B2 certificate and entered Charles University in two of the three faculties where I had sent an "invitation". Chose the First Faculty of Medicine, of course. Thank you, GoStudy!"