Prepare for any university in the Czechia
We offer preparatory classes in Math, English and other subjects. List of subject areas
Professional training takes place in the subjects:
- English
- German
- Translation of texts
- Economics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Social Science
- Physics
- Portfolio Consultation
- Art History
Notification
We prepare students for nostrification tests for free so they can apply to university. Nostrification
Verification of a high school diploma or degree. This is an important step when applying to university.
Elective subjects
In addition to Czech, students take subjects of their own choice. Start earning credit for the subjects of your choice. List of elective subjects
A sample list of courses from which a student can choose:
Introduction to Sociology, Introduction to psychology, Introduction to philosophy, European history and traditions, Economic theory, History, Informal Czech, Sport,
English, German, Spanish, Czech literature and many more
Our students have a 95% success rate in state universities. More than 20 years tradition of teaching Czech to speakers of Slavonic languages.
Our programmes for the next academic year
Light
Recommended for university graduates
€ 4 300
900 hours: Czech
150 hours: Speak up training
Standard
Recommended for school and university graduates
€ 5 100
900 hours: Czech language
150 hours: Speak up training
150 hours: preparation for university entrance examinations in core subjects
Full
Recommended for school and university graduates
€ 5 950
900 hours: Czech
150 hours: Speak up training
150 hours: preparation for university entrance exams in core subjects
350 hours: Academic Club at the Faculty of Humanities
All programmes are included in the price:
Meeting on arrival in Prague and the Orientation week program
Counselling for career (counselling with a psychologist)
Textbooks and online course UniPrep SyCzech
Online - support from tutor
Are Slavic languages and Czech similar?
Here is your first Czech lesson.
Вода [вадa] – Water - voda
Окно [акнo] – Window - okno
Easy, isn't it? All because Slavic languages and Czech have the same roots. Thanks to this you will intuitively understand the declensions.
Of course, Czech is not just simple Slavic words written in Latin characters. But for someone who speaks Slavic, many words will learn by themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Uniprep help with nostrification?
Yes, this is included in the price of all UniPrep programmes. We take care of the organisation of the nostrification. This is a series of tests on the school curriculum, which are taken to confirm your certificate/diploma in the Czech Republic. You have to bring:
- Graduation certificate / Diploma
- A supplement to the Graduate certificate / Diploma
- Study plan (list of subjects and number of study hours).
Two months before the tests you will receive questions for which you need to prepare.
- When can I submit applications at the latest?
It is best to apply before March so that you have time to get your visa and you can start studying in September. The earlier you apply, the better, but there is no strict limit on how long you can apply.
- What do I need to get a long-stay visa?
In order to apply for a long-term visa to Czechia, you need to submit the Study confirmation, the Proof of secured residence (you get both from UniPrep), the Certificate of criminal record and the Proof of funds (you have to arrange these yourself).
- Which professions do you prepare for?
We prepare students for all professions.
- Economics (entrance exams, math and English, sometimes a second language)
- Humanities (text translation and social science)
- technical (physics, mathematics)
- creative specialties (history and art theory, portfolio consultations)
- medicine (entrance examinations are generally in biology, mathematics, chemistry or physics)
Entrance examinations differ from college to college; you should check with our coordinator beforehand.
- How well do I need to know the core subjects that I want to take entrance exams in?
We assume that you will know these subjects at school level. At UniPrep we will "translate" your knowledge into Czech and teach you topics that you did not learn at school.
As for English, it is better to have a B1 level or higher.
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2014
"I scored 280 out of 300 on my entrance exams. And not because I'm excellent and clever, but because the teachers at Uniprep literally crammed my knowledge! I learnt all my maths here from scratch :D".
2015
The administration is always on hand and will be happy to answer all your questions. The teachers are exceptionally competent people, with a great sense of humour and very warmhearted.
Uniprep makes every effort to provide quality education and easy adaptation for international students.
The UniPrep team helped me in my first and such an important year in Prague to settle in, solve all my visa and nostrification problems, and learn Czech to a very high standard thanks to great teachers who love what they do!
Incredible teachers, great help from the administration in everything (not only studying). Compared to graduates from other language schools, I noticed that I have a better command of Czech without being a nerd myself.