Course selection
1. How do I find out which level I should register for?
We recommend that you complete our free placement test, which we will be happy to provide you with. The result will immediately show you your approximate level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (A1–C2). If you are still unsure, we will be happy to consult with you in person or by phone.
2. Can I register for the course even if the semester has already started?
Yes, if there is a place available in the course, we will be happy to welcome you during the current semester. In this case, we will reduce the course fee proportionally for the lessons that have already been taken.
3. What is the difference between a group and an individual course?
Group courses (2–6 students) are ideal for developing communication skills, simulating real-life situations and learning in a team. Individual lessons (1-on-1) are fully adapted to your pace, time availability and specific goals (e.g. preparing for a job interview or presentation).
4. What study options do you provide?
Individual lessons, semi-individual lessons, lessons in a mini-group or in a classic group of up to 6 students.
5. Do you also teach children?
Yes, we also provide teaching for children, from the youngest. So from about 3 years old. But we consult everything individually.
6. What form of teaching children do you offer?
For children, we focus on songs, nursery rhymes, games, creativity, we try above all to gain a positive attitude towards English and languages, to offer children a pleasant environment and atmosphere.
7. What is the maximum number of children in the group?
There are a maximum of 6 children in a group.
8. Do you also teach children individually?
Yes, we also offer individual lessons for children.
9. Do you also offer lessons with a native speaker for children?
Yes, children are taught by both Czech teachers and native speakers.
10. Which languages do you teach at your school?
We teach English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Korean and Czech.
