You can find information about Czech courses and the Czech Language Certificate Exam (CCE) on this page:<\/p>\n
You can find below a list of non-profit organizations located in and outside of Prague that organize Czech language courses on a regular basis. For the latest information about support options near you, reach out to the nearest Integration Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n For the latest information about support options near you, reach out to the nearest Integration Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n High school preparatory courses<\/b><\/p>\n You can find below a list of organizations offering high school preparatory courses for students who have completed primary education (9th grade). Recruitment for the courses usually takes place during summer.<\/p>\n For high school students<\/b><\/p>\n These courses are intended for young adults who are already attending high school. You can find below a list of organizations and language schools which offer this kind of courses on a regular basis. Foreign high school students are eligible under certain conditions for language support from their school \u2014 for more information about this topic, read the article titled \u201cJazykov\u00e1 podpora ve \u0161kole<\/i>\u201d (Language support at school)<\/p>\n University preparatory courses<\/b><\/p>\n University preparatory courses aim for the language level necessary for being admitted to a Czech university and being able to study a university program in the Czech language. The levels can vary from B2 to C1, depending on the given major. These courses are usually organized on a commercial basis, but there are scholarships and noncommercial preparatory programs which we will include in the list. Support programs for students and foreign applicants differ from university to university. We recommend you to alwaysget in touch with the Department of International Relations or the Admissions Office of the university where you would like to study to get the latest information about student and foreign applicant support. You can find a list of universities on the Study In portal.<\/p>\n The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports can award certification to 3 types of vocational retraining Czech courses:<\/p>\n \u201cCzech language for foreigners \u2014 elementary course\u201d (A1 level), \u201cCzech language for foreigners \u2014 follow-up course\u201d (A2 level), and \u201cCzech language for foreigners \u2014 advanced course\u201d (B1 level).<\/p>\n Language schools who have the appropriate certification can offer these courses whose cost can be covered by the Employment Office.<\/p>\n In order to receive a vocational retraining reimbursement, you need to submit an application for retraining at the contact point of the Employment Office in your place of residence.<\/p>\n \u00a0E-learning courses<\/b><\/p>\n \u00a0Applications<\/b><\/p>\n Videos, movies, and fairy tales in Czech<\/b><\/p>\n Dictionaries, language tools, and language books<\/b><\/p>\n Language levels<\/b><\/p>\n Language levels are usually divided by the Common European Framework<\/a> into 6 levels \u2014 A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 \u2014 where every level is demonstrated by a particular skillset and the C2 level corresponds to the skillset of a native speaker. This framework is widely used in order to determine students\u2019 language proficiency, language course contents, and the level and contents of language books and exams.<\/p>\n Czech Language Certificate Exam (CCE)<\/b><\/p>\n We would like to inform you that just any certificate of language course completion (even if you had to pass an exam to complete the given course) might not be sufficient to prove your language level. An <\/b>official certificate<\/b> of an achieved language level<\/b> is only issued after having passed the Czech Language Certificate Exam<\/b> (CCE<\/a>).<\/p>\n An official certificate of a certain language level is required by the law for example:<\/p>\nNon-profit organizations in Prague offering Czech courses for foreigners<\/b><\/h4>\n
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Non-profit organizations located outside of Prague offering Czech courses for foreigners<\/b><\/h4>\n
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Vocational retraining \u2014 Czech courses covered by the Employment Office<\/b><\/h3>\n
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Practicing and self-learning \u2014 applications, e-learning, platforms and materials<\/b><\/h3>\n
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Language levels and the Czech Language Certificate Exam (CCE)<\/b><\/h3>\n
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