Homeschooling surges in Czechia: An expat parent's guide to the latest rules
More families are opting out of the rigid public school system, finding that 'individual education' fosters superior English and media literacy.
Czech news in brief for May 15: Friday's top afternoon headlines
Czech lawmakers pass controversial budget law, Prague students perform lowest in exams, and court rehabilitates Plastic People leader.
Who's filling Czech engineering lecture halls? Increasingly, students from abroad
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Czech technical faculties are losing students, fast, with more foreigners filling the gap.
Czech news in brief for May 10: Sunday's top morning headlines
Slavia-Sparta match called after pitch invasion, Jewish groups oppose Ye’s Prague concert, and more weekend headlines.
Dating in Czech: Words and phrases for love, kisses, and rejection
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Spring might just be the perfect time to try out some of these in real life (just don't get your heart broken when your date 'gives you the basket').
How expat families can prepare for international school admissions in Prague
Moving to the Czech capital with kids, or looking for a change? Here’s what to know about timing, placement, and getting a spot at an international school.
Prague parents protest school shortages – why expat families face higher stakes
A record number of students are sitting their school-leaving exams today; getting into the schools that lead there has never felt harder.
Czech news in brief for May 4: Monday's top morning headlines
Finnish President begins official Prague visit today, Babiš discusses peace mediation with Zelenskyy, and Prague firefighters battle multiple blazes.
Majáles, then and now: Prague's greatest student festival marks its 20th year of revival
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This Friday, Prague's biggest student festival turns 20 – but its roots stretch back centuries, and its most bizarre chapter happened in 1965.
Czechia and human rights: What’s improving and what’s worsening
Amnesty says Czechia sees both progress and setbacks in human rights, citing reforms but also concerns over xenophobia, Roma segregation and NGOs.
Czech firms say Gen Z isn’t ready – graduates say companies need to step up
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Survey finds just 1 percent of Czech firms see graduates as job-ready, while graduates say companies fall short on onboarding, expectations, and support.
School slap case highlights debate over 'ordinary educational violence' in Czechia
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In Czechia, physical discipline persists even as recent legal reforms move toward explicitly prohibiting corporal punishment in law.
Work-study programs are helping young people break into Prague’s job market
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Across an unpredictable hiring landscape, one company has designed a way for students in Prague to build career experience before they graduate.
Who speaks Moravian Croatian? Understanding Czechia's minority languages
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A new report shows that vulnerable languages, spoken by a smaller group of citizens, are in dangering of fading without stronger support.
Czechia's permanent residence language exam is getting an update tomorrow
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The writing and speaking sections of the A2 test are set to undergo structural changes. What does this mean for candidates as they prepare?
Czech news in brief for April 10: Friday's top morning headlines
Extraordinary parliament session called over chaos, Lufthansa strike disrupts Czech flights, and Prague puts therapy services on trams
Is teaching English in Czechia still worth it? Insider tips from a TEFL professional
From TEFL training and classroom practice to pay rates and residency considerations, here’s what newcomers need to know before getting started.
