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Why Czech?

Czech is the language of a dynamic country in the heart of Europe where the history of the East meets the contemporary West. Its literature, film, history, and sport make it a rewarding language to learn.

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91Ö±²¥ the modules

Our Czech modules are open to all students (for credits or not), members of staff, and members of the public.

Available on a semester basis (11-12 weeks), the modules aim to develop language competence and cultural knowledge for professional and recreational purposes through small group weekly classes and guided independent learning.

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Levels

If you are unsure about your level, let us know when applying and we will invite you for a short placement interview to understand your previous experience and current needs.

Beginner

You have no previous experience of learning the language.

• Autumn: MLT01028 Czech Beginner 1
• Spring: MLT01029 Czech Beginner 2

Intermediate

You have studied the language for one to two years, possibly have (the equivalent of) a good GCSE, and can interact with 'friendly' native speakers in common, expected situations.

• Autumn: MLT01030 Czech Intermediate 1
• Spring: MLT01031 Czech Intermediate 2

Advanced

You have studied the language for some years, possibly have (the equivalent of) a good A-Level, and can interact quite naturally with native speakers in standard situations. You want to gain in fluency and accuracy in more advanced situations.

• Autumn: MLT923 Czech Advanced 1
• Spring: MLT917 Czech Advanced 2

Higher Advanced +

You are an advanced user of the language and have had opportunities to demonstrate your effective communicative skills in the field. You want to gain in sophistication and accuracy in specific situations.

• Autumn: MLT913 Czech Higher Advanced 1
• Spring: MLT907 Czech Higher Advanced 2

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Apply now

Once you have decided on the appropriate level for you, apply using the following form. If the applications are not currently open, you will be directed to register your interest instead.

Apply now