Czech for foreigners
Czech lessons for adults and children who have moved to Czechia. From absolute beginner to the A2 exam. In person in central Brno or online.
Who this is for
- Beginners who need to manage a shop, a doctor's appointment and an office
- People working here who speak English at work but want to understand their colleagues
- The A2 exam, required when applying for permanent residence
- Children from abroad who have started at a Czech school and are falling behind
What makes Czech hard
Seven cases, grammatical gender and verb aspect are where learners usually get stuck. Lessons start from what you can use immediately, and grammar arrives in the order in which it is useful — not the order a textbook puts it in.
How a lesson works
50 minutes, one to one or in a small group. You speak at the start and you speak at the end. Grammar serves the speaking, not the other way round.
You also get access to the app with your schedule, materials and lesson notes. Its interface is available in both Czech and English.
Work in progress. Sabina to add: the levels she teaches up to, her experience with A2 and B1 exam preparation, which language she teaches complete beginners in, and whether she takes children attending Czech schools.
Frequently asked
Do I need any Czech to start?
No. Lessons can start from zero, and we can speak English until your Czech is enough.
Do you prepare people for the A2 exam for permanent residence?
Yes. The exam has a fixed format that can be practised, which usually matters more than your overall level.
Are lessons available online?
Yes, either in person in central Brno or online by video call.
Interested?
Tell us what you need and we will agree on a time. The first contact commits you to nothing.
Enquire, no obligation