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Пражский Образовательный центр

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Prague, Učňovská, 100/1

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David Haták

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I have indirect experience working with this agency. I teach a student who has paid for a multi-month B2 Czech language course from them. The course was online, and there were 20 people in the group. So he additionally found me to explain to him what was difficult for him. For this, he paid extra money. They studied grammar, which is difficult even for Czechs. But he wasn't taught to speak. He passed the written test, but passed the oral exam at B1 level. Now he continues to learn from me to learn to speak. In my opinion, it speaks at A2 level or lower. He wasted money and time, and he wasn't taught to speak. He wants to study at a University in the Czech Republic, but now he has to pay a private teacher to learn to speak. I don't recommend this agency at all. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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Мария Тамонова

Level 9 Local Expert

I graduated from a semester course at the PEC, which took place in Prague. Honestly, at first I was very afraid that I would not have time to learn Czech, collect documents in time, and generally prepare for admission. In fact, everything turned out differently. I learned Czech up to the B2 level. They helped me with everything from household issues to paperwork. Separately, I am very grateful to the curators. Despite the fact that the guys are students, and they have a lot of their own worries, they gave us all the time. I've never heard any negativity from them. Thanks to PEC!

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I studied at PEC for a year course in the wonderful city of Brno. I can't say anything bad. This is a very useful experience for me. I can't even imagine how I would have entered a Czech university, having immediately arrived from Russia. And so, during the courses, I slowly got used to the Czech Republic, learned the language, and immediately practiced it in shops, on the street. I am not very active and sociable in my life, so I thought it would be difficult for me to adapt to student life. But the student department, with such lively and positive curators (hello Lilya) I was able to rally all the guys who were on the course into a single team.

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