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Learn how to choose a Czech course based on your goals — work, study, or living in the Czech Republic — and explore the options available.
Changes and updates you may have missed: key developments in employment and residence regulations
Several important changes have recently been introduced. Learn how new rules in employment, benefits and residence regulations may affect you.
Benefits of an Intensive Czech Course
Discover why an intensive Czech course by ICJ is an effective way to achieve faster and more stable language progress.
New Czech Courses by ICJ: Starting in February and March 2026
Explore the overview of newly opened Czech courses by ICJ and choose the course that will help you move forward in Czech this spring.
Temporary pause in public funding of Czech courses: what it means and how to move forward
Public funding of Czech courses is currently paused across the country. Waiting may delay your progress and future job opportunities.
ICJ is expanding: new branches across the Czech Republic
ICJ is expanding into regional cities across Czechia. Learn what this means for Czech language education in 2026.
New Year’s Resolution: How to Finally Learn Czech
Starting the new year with a promise to learn Czech? Here’s how to turn your resolution into a realistic plan that truly works.
How to Study at Czech Universities for Free — A Complete Guide for Foreign Students
Studying in Europe is a dream come true for many international students.The Czech Republic is one of the most popular destinations – high-quality universities, a safe environment and lower living costs compared to Western Europe. But there is one cr
Overview of Czech Language Courses Starting in January 2026
Start the new year by learning Czech. Explore all offline and online Czech language courses opening in January 2026, from beginner to advanced levels.
Weak Czech and University: How to Manage Your Studies and Avoid Dropping Out
Studying at a Czech university is a dream for many international students.At the same time, it can quickly turn into a source of intense stress.Not because students are not capable.Not because they don’t try hard enough.But because the Czech language
