English at FI
For Bachelor's Study Programme Students
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The basic English you need to master to sit the final bachelors exam is contained in VB001 Specialist English. But it isn’t actually a course—it’s an exam. It takes place at the end of the semester and verifies whether your command of the language is truly at the B2 reference level of the Common European Framework.
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If you’re not sure about the level of your English skills or you want more practice, enrol in VB035 and VB036. They’re there to help you. After completing the second course in spring, you can sign up for the VB001 exam.
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In addition to the basic courses, you can also take English language seminars and intensively practise whatever skills you need to improve, particularly those related to your communication ability. This will improve your competencies and boost your confidence. To conclude the course, students usually give a final presentation at IBM.
Advanced Learners
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To improve your writing skills in academic English, take
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If you want to use English professionally and on formal occasions, both within the academic environment and outside it, if you want to learn to define, delimit, and express yourself in a structured manner, sign up for
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Also, if you decide to write your thesis in English, you’ll definitely appreciate getting acquainted with the most frequent mistakes you should avoid, differences between Czech and English, and other useful tips. In the second half of the semester you’ll get direct feedback on your thesis.
Outside of FI
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Custom learning is available under
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Anyone can take part in a course given at PdF where you improve your English skills through simple exercises and by chatting with other students.
Grammar and the Basics
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Preparatory courses for the CJV entrance test
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Something at the Faculty of Arts for those who don’t pass the test: Language School at FF MU: