According to Students, Prague is the Best Student City in Europe in 2024,
In 2024, Prague was named the best student city in Europe by The Campus Advisor platform. Unlike traditional rankings, which [...]
Education in the Czech Republic is fundamentally different from the education we are used to. Here, universities not only provide knowledge but also help students develop independence and critical thinking. Teachers treat students with respect, support their initiatives, and help them reveal their potential.
After completing their studies, foreign graduates have the opportunity to stay in the Czech Republic to look for work. According to the Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, about 85% of Czech university graduates find a job within the first six months after graduation. The Czech Republic offers relatively favorable employment conditions, including:
Czech universities are included in various international rankings, such as the QS World University Rankings 2024 by the British company Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, and the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities.
If you have already studied a foreign language, then you already know that you can read and understand grammar as much as you like, this will not necessarily improve your ability to communicate.
Everyone who has ever considered obtaining a driver’s license abroad knows that it can be an exciting yet daunting experience. Today, I will share my experience of learning in a Czech driving school, discuss the intricacies of the process, and provide some useful tips for those planning to go through this stage.
The profession of a dentist is very honorable, as it is always relevant and in demand in society, and most importantly, it guarantees consistently high earnings and career development. And dentistry is one of the most popular specialties in the Czech Republic. Young applicants are attracted not only by the possibility of getting their own dental office in the near future, but also by the fact that they study for a dentist for five years instead of the usual six, as in the case of doctors. The advantages also include the fact that practical classes for dentists begin from the very first course, without the need to pass special certifications.