Practical Czech for everyday life, work, study and official language exams—prepared around your current level and the situations you need to handle.
You do not need to know which textbook, level or course structure to choose. Tell us what Czech should help you do, and we will prepare the suitable route.
Develop the language you need to speak with people, understand what is happening around you, manage everyday tasks and participate more confidently.
Focus on meetings, colleagues, clients, workplace communication, forms, messages and the language connected to your role.
Configure your Czech coursePrepare specifically for the A2 permanent-residence exam or the B1 citizenship exam with task practice and a realistic learning plan.
Compare A2 and B1The exam route depends on your legal goal and current language level. Preparation focuses on the abilities and task types you will actually need.
Preparation develops the practical Czech required for the A2 permanent-residence examination.
The A2 level exam is necessary to apply for permanent residence in the Czech Republic.
During the preparation, attention is focused on
Depending on the entry level, the preparation time varies from one year to three years.
| Entry level | Target level | Estimated preparation time |
| A0 | A2 | 3 years |
| A0-A1 | A2 | 2 years |
| A1 | A2 | 1 -1.5 years |
1 lesson of 60 or 90 minutes per week
Individual set-up
From CZK 740,- / 1 lesson
Preparation develops the broader independence and more advanced communication required for the B1 citizenship examination.
Knowledge of the Czech language at the B1 level confirmed by a certified exam is necessary to apply for Czech citizenship.
During the preparation, attention is focused on
Depending on the entry level, the preparation time varies from two to four years.
| Entry level | Target level | Estimated preparation time |
| A0 | B1 | 4 years |
| A0-A1 | B1 | 3.5 - 4 years |
| A2 | B1 | 2 – 3 years |
1 lesson of 60 or 90 minutes per week
Individual set-up
From CZK 740,- / 1 lesson
The programme identifies what you need, explains how the language works, gives you structured practice and then moves the language into real tasks.
We identify the language, structures and situations you need to learn next.
The teacher explains how the language works in a clear, understandable way.
You practise with suitable materials until the new language becomes more secure.
You use what you have learned in meaningful tasks and real communication.
The Czech Language Guide is our continually developed reference and practice resource for learners and teachers.
Use it to review grammar, expand vocabulary, explore examples and return to difficult topics between lessons.
Open the Czech Language GuideYes. A course can begin at A0. The programme introduces pronunciation, essential vocabulary, useful structures and basic communication in a systematic sequence.
Yes. The emphasis can be adjusted toward speaking and listening, while still including enough grammar, reading and writing to support reliable progress.
Preparation time depends strongly on the starting level, lesson frequency and study between lessons. The current indicative ranges are approximately one to three years for A2 and two to four years for B1.
Both formats may be available. The final arrangement depends on your schedule, location, teacher availability and preferred course format.
The proposal reflects the lesson length, individual or group format, delivery arrangement and programme. You receive the practical and financial scope before deciding whether to proceed.
Share your current level, goal, preferred schedule and whether you would like to study online or in person. We will recommend the next practical step.
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