Foreigners,
parents
and children
Czech After School – Czech language course for children
4.3.2020Online course for children – The capacity of the course is full, registration has been completed.
5.3.2021
Target group: for those interested from 16 years
Period: Spring semester of Czech courses for adults beginners / false beginners, group A: every Wednesday and Friday, from 18:00 to 19:30, March 26, 2021 - June 18, 2021, group B: every Tuesday and Thursday, from 9:00 to 10:30, April 1, 2021 - June 24, 2021
Location: ONLINE
Duration: 24 lessons (90 minutes twice a week)
Price: CZK 2,500 (implementation of the course is co-financed by Prague city hall.)
Czech courses for adults - The capacity of the course is full, registration has been completed.
Phiên bản tiếng Việt
When does the course take place?
In the spring semester of 2021 we are opening 2 groups of the Czech language course for adult beginners / false beginners: 1 evening and 1 morning group:
(FULL) group A: every Wednesday and Friday, from 18:00 to 19:30, in the period from March 26, 2021, to June 18, 2021
(OPEN) group B: every Tuesday and Thursday, from 9:00 to 10:30, in the period from 1 April 2021 to 24 June 2021
Course lessons will be held ONLINE. After a possible relaxation of government restrictions in connection with the pandemic situation in the Czech Republic, the teaching of group A (group B will stay ONLINE) may move to the IN-PERSON form. In that case, teaching would take place in our classrooms at Žerotínova 35, Prague 3.
Who is the course for?
- Interested from 16 years of age, living in Prague.
- The course is designed for beginners / false beginners. The level and pace of teaching will be adapted to the students of the group after the 1st trial lesson.
- It does not matter the country of origin and the type of stay in the Czech Republic.
The number of students in each group is 10. After completing 70% of the course attendance, students will receive a certificate of participation in the course. On the basis of participation in the course, it is not possible to apply for a visa in the Czech Republic for the purpose of the study.
The first lesson is a trial lesson. After the first lesson, the teacher decides on the composition of the group based on the language skills of the participants.
How can you register for the course?
- Read the COURSE CONDITIONS
- Fill in the “Registration” form. In the form, check whether you are interested in an evening or morning course.
- You will receive information about the first trial lesson by e-mail.
- You will attend the first trial lesson.
For the evening group, there will be a 1st trial lesson on Friday, March 26, with teacher Míša.
For the morning group, the 1st trial lesson will be on Thursday, April 1, with teacher Helena. - After the trial lesson, the coordinator will contact you after the lesson regarding the confirmation of participation in the course and payment.
- After paying for the course, you will receive an email with a link to join the next lessons.
Filling in the registration form does not automatically guarantee participation in the course. Participation in the course is conditioned by participation in the first trial lesson and the decision of the teacher.
How much does the course cost?
The course costs a total of CZK 2,500.
Payment instructions will be sent to you by the course coordinator after the first trial lesson if the student is accepted for the course. Attendance at the trial lesson is for free if the student is not accepted for the course.
What else is needed?
- The student is obliged to buy a textbook before the course: https://www.czechstepbystep.cz/detail-ucebnice/ckzk1
or e-version: https://www.czechstepbystep.cz/detail-ucebnice/ckzk1 - Computer or laptop on which the camera, headphones, microphone work.
Contact information
If you have any questions, please contact the course coordinator by email: Barbora Čiháčková, cjkurzy@meta-ops.cz.
The course is implemented within the project “Increasing the language skills of children and pupils with a different first language and their parents” co-financed by the Prague city hall.
