- Do you need to start talking first?
- Do you want to regularly meet people who are solving the same problems while learning Czech?
- Do you want to speak Czech without stress and in all circumstances?
Ms. Míša was very friendly and patient. The class was absolute fun. Will definitely go back for advanced lessons.
Marcia Stopová
Ms Míša is a great teacher, very attentive and encouraging. The group class was a great experience. Loved the classroom and learning Czech through chatting, playing fun games and having a cup of tea!
Patrícia Braga
Wonderful time in Miša's class. She has a great way of teaching and I absolutely speak more Czech than when I started her class.
I highly recommend her.
Jamie Svoboda
Current course offerings
Course for A1/A2 students
Survival Czech 2
- twice a week 60 minutes
- suitable for students from Ukraine, Belarus, others with knowledge of Slavic languages
- every Monday and Thursday 8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
- every Thursday from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
- suitable for English speaking students
- it is possible to join at any time
- price 250 CZK/60 minutes
- Choose a course that suits your needs!
- Courses are for a maximum of 6 students.
- By appointment, you can join the course at any time.
- Lessons take place in the classroom at: Krajinská 230/31, České Budějovice.
- The price is usually around 250 CZK for 60 minutes of instruction. You can purchase a gift voucher for the course in any value.
Where do the courses take place?
Courses take place in a classroom in the centre of České Budějovice.
Address: Krajinská 230/31, České Budějovice
The entrance to the building is from the Krajinská Passage. At the entrance, ring the bell marked with my name and you will find the classroom on the first floor. You can take the stairs or the elevator.
If you arrive by car, you can use the parking spaces in the adjacent streets. A larger parking lots are on Mariánské náměstí or in the Mariánská shopping centre.
The nearest public transport stops are U Zelené ratolesti (lines 1, 3, 14) and Poliklinika Sever (lines 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 23).
The best way to get here is on foot, by bike or scooter.
