Language and examsWhich language you will study in in Czech Republic We prepare you for the exam before the deadline
Your language decides which programmes are open to you and what they cost. Here's which exams you'll be asked for and how we prepare you.
- Language of instruction
- Czech (free) or English
- Exams
- IELTS, TOEFL
- Our courses
- English
Tell us the country, your level and your deadline, and we'll put together a plan for the exam you need.
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What we teach for this destination
Online lessons with a teacher, built around your exam and your application dates.
We don't teach Czech yet. We prepare students for English-taught programmes, and we'll tell you if free study in this country is only possible in the local language.
How the lessons work
One-to-one
Your pace and schedule, targeted work on your gaps — the fastest route to an exam with a fixed date.
Mini-group of up to five
Speaking practice with other learners and a lower price per lesson, with the same attention from the teacher.
Native or Russian-speaking
At the start a Russian-speaking teacher explains grammar and logic faster; at intermediate level a native speaker gives living pronunciation and practice. Many learners combine both.
From your request to the first lesson in four steps
- 01
Request and introduction
We talk about your goal (an exam, admission, work or a move) and a schedule that suits you.
- 02
Level test and choosing a tutor
We find your starting level (or zero) and match a tutor — a native speaker or a Russian-speaking teacher — to your goal and pace.
- 03
First lesson
You meet your tutor and try the format; we adjust the plan if needed.
- 04
Regular lessons and progress
After each block there's a test and a review of your mistakes, so you can see your progress in the results.
What matters about language in Czech Republic
Why Czechia is worth considering
Charles University states it plainly: study in Czech is free of charge, with a fee arising only if a student exceeds the standard duration of study by more than one year. The key point is that this applies to all nationalities, not only EU citizens, because it flows from the law rather than from resident status.
English-taught programmes are paid, and the range is enormous — from token amounts up to medicine at the top end. Check the figure on the specific programme's page: there is no meaningful national average here, and aggregator numbers diverge sharply.
Where "free study in Czechia" is usually mis-sold
Free study means study in Czech. That means passing an entrance examination in Czech, which in practice almost always requires a paid one-year preparatory language course first. So "free" applies to the degree itself, not to the road that gets you there.
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