Sometimes it may seem that some students choose rather unusual specialties for study, instead of the usual promising and popular ones, which are constantly heard. Having philosophized and analyzed this topic in more detail, you will understand that such a choice is due to great interest in the future profession.
Every successful businessman will tell you that if he had a specialized education, he would avoid a huge number of mistakes, save a lot of money and achieve much more, or at least in a shorter time.
The Czech Republic is a country with a stable economy, a high standard of living and the lowest unemployment rate in Europe. This means that the vast majority of students, even those who came to the Czech Republic from other countries, find a job in their specialty already in their senior year of study and certainly do not remain without a job after receiving a diploma.
New Year’s Eve is the most important family holiday for us, but for the Czechs this function is successfully performed by Christmas. And here’s what the Czechs do on New Year’s Eve, we’ll tell you in today’s article.
Christmas is perhaps the most important family holiday of the year for Czechs. With the same enthusiasm and scale with which we celebrate the New Year, Czechs celebrate Christmas with their parents and friends at a large table and all kinds of treats. Christmas in Czech is called Vánoce.
The famous Vinohrady, located in the urban part of Prague 2, was included in the world ranking of the most beautiful, comfortable and developed areas, according to the international publication Time Out.