Preparation for Czech exams
We will help you succeed in the Czech language exam to obtain a permanent residence permit and citizenship in the Czech Republic.
We will prepare you for the exams through a specially targeted individual course. You can study individually or in a study group with a larger number of interested parties.
The study takes place primarily online, but it is possible to arrange for face-to-face courses.
Czech language exam for permanent residence (A2)
If a foreigner intends to settle in the Czech Republic for a longer period of time, he or she will need to pass the A2 Czech language exam required for granting a permanent residence permit.
- Required for foreigners after 5 years of legal residence in the Czech Republic
- Required to achieve language level A2
- Includes listening, reading and speaking
Our qualified tutors have extensive experience in preparing for this Czech exam. They will properly prepare applicants in English, Spanish, Russian or Czech.
All information about the exam can be found on the official website of the National Pedagogical Institute of the Czech Republic (NPI ČR), where you can also fill out the electronic application for the A2 language exam, go through the exam preparation and see other important information and contacts.
To prepare for the Czech language exam for permanent residence, we recommend the textbooks Basic Czech I and Basic Czech II.
Czech language exam for obtaining Czech citizenship (B1)
We will prepare you for the Czech language exam for the purpose of granting Czech citizenship. Applicants must demonstrate knowledge of Czech at level B1.
- For foreigners applying for Czech citizenship
- Higher level of difficulty – required level B1
- It also includes an exam in Czech studies (history, geography, culture)
- The exam can be taken at selected certified institutions
The National Pedagogical Institute of the Czech Republic (NPI ČR) provides a description and content of the Czech language exam, rules, useful information and the possibility of electronic booking.
Our tutors in the preparatory course use English, Spanish, Russian or Czech as the language of communication.
You can prepare for the exam with the Basic Czech II textbook and you can get acquainted with Czech realities and institutions through the publication What you want to know about the Czech Republic.