Interesting Facts about Education in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is one of the few countries where foreign students can study for free<\/em><\/p>

First, the Czech Republic is one of the few countries where foreigners can study for free. A corresponding law was issued in 1999 and allows people who speak Czech to receive higher education at such Prague universities<\/a> as Charles University or Olomouc. Suffice it to note that they were founded in 1348 and 1573 respectively. But the higher education system is not limited to these institutions. The country has over 40 universities with various legal and organizational forms, whose diplomas are recognized worldwide. Foreign students can also study Czech in courses<\/a> while studying at universities.<\/p>

How does the exam process actually work? In fact, it's very simple, because the education systems in the Czech Republic and our country are almost identical. First, applicants write a dictation in Czech, then have an interview. Here the main thing is to demonstrate knowledge of the language and Czech realities. And that's it. Goal achieved!<\/p>

After that, all you have to do is sort out the paperwork and you are a student, as well as a resident of the oldest city in Europe. You can also think about work. Your student status does not prohibit you from working part-time. Universities have career guidance centers that organize meetings with representatives of various organizations. This is a great opportunity to build relationships and get a well-paid job in the future.<\/p>

All roads are open before you. Make your choice – and your whole life will change for the better.<\/p>