Czech for Beginners

Czech Language Courses for Erasmus students

  • free for Faculty of Arts students 
  • 2 x 90 min (exception: 1 x 90 min – Survivals)
  • for beginners or pre-intermediate students (not taking classes at the Institute of Czech Studies)
  • courses start one week after the official start of classes 

Classrooms: 

  • H:  Hybernská 3
  • P: náměstí Jana Palacha 1
  • C: Celetná 20

Schedule for spring semester 2022/2023:

ABO100601 Czech for beginners - Survival Skills

1) Wednesday 14:10 – 15:40 (P408)

Michaela Salačová (salacinka@seznam.cz) + Anna Bučková (anicka.buckova@seznam.cz)

2) Friday 10:50 – 12:20 (C1.11)

Marie Kovandová (marieekovandova@gmail.com) + Karolina Pavlíková (karolina.pavlikova@seznam.cz)


ABO100602 Czech for beginners - Basic Curriculum

Wednesday 12:30-14:00 (C1.11) + Friday 12:30-14:00 (C1.11)

Karolina Pavlíková (karolina.pavlikova@seznam.cz) + Anna Hozmanová (annahozmanova@seznam.cz)


ABO200602 Czech for advanced beginners

Monday 12:30-14:00 (C1.11) + Wednesday 12:30-14:00 (P308B)

Veronika Vrábelová (vrabelova.veronika@seznam.cz) + Tomáš Harcuba (tom.harcuba@gmail.com)


ABO100603 Czech for Pre-Intermediate Students

Monday 17:30-19:00 (P417) + Thursday 10:50-12:20 (C1.09)

Nikola Popperová (nikolapopperova@gmail.com) + Veronika Šiková (versikova@gmail.com)


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Language Centre

General information

The Language Centre (LC) offers courses in the following languages (click on the links to see this year’s courses): 

English, German, French, Russian, Spanish

These language courses are offered to all students of the Faculty of Arts.

Types of courses

  • Progressive courses offered at three levels according to students’ initial skills (I, II, III, at the levels A2/B1, B1.2, B2), leading the students towards B2 level exams.
  • Specialised courses (LAP – Language for academic purposes) focus on developing students‘ academic skills and require advanced language skills (minimum at the B2 level).

Courses organisation

The language of instruction is the respective foreign language (e.g. German courses are taught in German), except for courses at the lowest level (Course I) and Latin courses, which are mainly taught in Czech and therefore are not suitable for Erasmus students.

Once the course requirements are fulfilled, students receive 3 ECTS credits and a mark (1, 2, 3 – pass, 4 – fail).