Seminar on secondary and higher education in Чехии👨‍🎓

This block is dedicated to the enrollment of foreign children in secondary schools in the Czech Republic. Participants will learn how to choose a suitable school, what documents need to be prepared and how to apply correctly.

Special attention will be paid to the CERMAT entrance exam: timing and preparation tips. We will also look at the admission process, adaptation to the new learning environment and typical difficulties faced by foreigners.

A separate time is set aside to discuss participants' personal situations regarding enrollment in secondary schools in the Czech Republic. You can ask specific questions about choosing an educational institution, application procedures, exam preparation and further adaptation. This is a great opportunity to get practical advice from an expert and clarify nuances that are not always reflected in official sources.

A break is provided between the parts of the workshop, during which participants can relax and get to know each other.

The second part of the seminar will focus on applying to Czech universities. Participants will learn how to choose a university and specialty, what documents are required and how the procedure of nostrification of school certificates and diplomas is carried out. We will examine in detail the rules of application and the stages of entrance exams.

The speaker will share practical recommendations for preparation and tell what mistakes foreign applicants most often make. This part will be especially useful for those who plan to build an academic career in the Czech Republic.

The final block of the seminar is dedicated to individual questions about applying to universities in the Czech Republic. This is an opportunity to clarify the details of nostrification, application, examination requirements and specific features of particular faculties. Participants will be able to discuss their situations and receive personalized recommendations that will help them prepare for admission and avoid common mistakes.