2 language schools in Prague from €1,245 for a 1 week Czech course
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Czech course types in Prague
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General Czech courses
General adult courses cover the main elements of the Czech language for all levels and have various options including number of lessons per week and course duration.- Learn a Language & Live with Teacher (72) - Offered by Influent
- Czech & Culture (31) - Offered by Influent
- Standard Czech Courses for Adults - Prague (7)
- Senior Adult Learners 50+ years (5) - Offered by Influent
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Private Czech courses
One-to-one classes in Czech are available in bundles which can be added to general Czech courses or as a stand alone course.- One-to-One (10) - Offered by Influent
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Business Czech courses
Business Czech classes come as packages of group or private classes, and have been tailor-made for professionals to know the fashionable Czech used within this field.- Business One-to-One (8) - Offered by Influent
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Czech exam preparation courses
Courses designed around understanding and completing specific Czech exams are valuable for students needing validation for employment, immigration or higher education.- Other Exams (6) - Offered by Influent
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Junior Czech courses
Junior Czech courses have a selection of programmes available for teens or pre-teens to spend their school holidays meeting new people and improving their Czech. -
Specialty courses Czech
Specialty courses are classes outside the normal scope of a Czech course. Specialty Courses included teacher training courses and school trips.- Czech Teacher Training (4) - Only offered by Study & Live in your Teacher's Home
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Work & Study Czech programmes
Work & Study packages combine general Czech classes with an internship, volunteering programme or an academic preparation course for further education.- University (2) - Only offered by Influent
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Information about Prague
Why Prague? "The City of One Hundred Towers and Spires" and "Golden Prague" are names that evoke the many aspects of this fascinating city, the capital of the Czech Republic. Situated in the valley of the Vltava (Moldau) River, Prague is dominated by the castle perched on the Western bluffs. Visitors are drawn to the ‘fairy tale’ aspect of the city but this is only part of its vibrant mixture of styles. Gothic churches rub shoulders with Cubist, Functionalist and ultra-modern buildings, classical music intermingles with jazz and rock, while monumental statues sit next to abstract works of art and even a Cubist lamppost. The national theatre and the entire centre, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are particularly popular.
Key facts about Prague
Population: L 1,166,000
Region: Prague,
Name of city in Czech: Praha
Visa: Nationals from USA do not require a visa to study short-term Czech courses up to 90 days. Check visa requirements for nationals from other countries.
Visa requirements data last updated on 02 Jun 2026 (Source)
For the most up-to-date visa information, please consult with the embassy or consulate of Czech Republic in your country. List of embassies and consulates of Czech Republic on the official website - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic.
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St Vitus Cathedral
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