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Charles University program devoted to interplay of media and politics to begin third year
The Master's program examines the intersection of media and politics at the oldest university in Central Europe.
Parent-and-toddler groups help expats in Prague build community
Nessie, the Park Lane International School’s English Preschool is launching a free parent and toddler meet-up.
A degree programme that helps entrepreneurs navigate the world of global business
NEWTON’s Global Business and Management bachelor’s programme offers a world-class business education in English.
Foundation diplomas in Czechia: An alternative path to an undergraduate degree
Students increasingly feel the pressure to achieve university-worthy results. But an alternative path to an undergraduate degree is available.
Study: Czech grading policies show bias, stifle student ambition
A think tank is calling for a change in the level of autonomy given to teachers as well as a shift to more verbal assesment and a less strict system.
On this day in 1942: A Czech feminist and suffrage activist is executed in Prague
For many women, the struggles that Plamínková fought for are still relevant today; this year marks 80 years since her death.
Half of international students stay in Czechia to work after graduation
International students strengthen the country’s population of qualified university workers while promoting Czechia in the world, say pollsters.
The best of all worlds: Prague educator explains why being bilingual matters
Czech-English program Young Hippocampus incorporates the best of the Czech and international educational systems in a cost-effective bilingual initiative.
A school sanctuary in South Bohemia celebrates 30 years in Czechia
Townshend International School, near České Budějovice, has transformed the educational experience into one of self-reflection and service to others.
Private grammar school attendance doubles in seven years in Czechia
Interest in private schools is increasing, but a crucial amendment clarifying their enrollment rules is still pending.
President and education head agree: Change is needed in Czech classrooms
From entrance-exams to more future-proof academics, President Miloš Zeman and Education Minister Petr Gazdík discussed necessary reforms
Pope Francis appoints new Prague Archbishop
Plus: Czechia wants to bring Zelensky to Prague, government pledges to support Belarusians, and the number of poor households on the rise
Czech National Bank intervenes on foreign exchange market
Plus: Czechs fear disinformation is threatening the country's safety, Android virus hits Czechia, and more women than men at Czech universities.
Prague international school enters the second year of its 'learning renaissance'
Leonardo da Vinci Academy helps learners reach their full potential by using the history and culture of a thousand-year-old city as a classroom.
'A step backwards': Proposed changes to Czech foreign-language curriculum draw scrutiny
The Education Ministry has proposed abolishing the requirement to learn a second language from the eighth grade onwards.
Czech teachers can combat Russian propaganda with new lesson plans
Czech elementary and secondary schools can use new education materials on the Russian propaganda and media manipulations.
Prague City University launches scholarship program for Ukrainian students
The university will also offer several teaching and research fellowships for Ukrainian academics.