Mandatory English from first grade: Big changes coming to Czech education
Reading, writing, and logical-mathematical literacy will also take center stage, ensuring students acquire competencies relevant to contemporary society.
Ministry clashes with municipalities over pupils' phone use in schools
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The state has said that schools are free to make and introduce their own rules without input needed from local government.
Ministry plans to test foreign schoolchildren’s knowledge of Czech
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The test is set to begin in two months, but the format and timing are yet to be specified by the Ministry of Education.
A 'relic' in the EU: Czech primary schools' new report card shifts focus from grades
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Czechia's new report card, primarily focusing students' strengths and progress with grades secondary, could go into use later this year.
Czech government approves sweeping reforms to secondary school education
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Secondary education should change in the next four years so that it corresponds to the interest of applicants and the demand of the labor market.
Czech universities resist stricter changes to international students’ visa scheme
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Under new rules, Czech universities face punishment and exclusion from the visa scheme if new criteria are not met.
Education minister: English should be compulsory for all Czech schoolchildren
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Mikuláš Bek believes either German or French should be mandatory second foreign language subjects, and Russian should be phased out.
Prague to increase secondary school capacity to deal with surging demand
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A shortage of school spots in the capital has led Prague City Council to add new classes and increase the maximum number of students allowed.
Summer holiday officially begins in Czechia today: How long does school break last?
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Today children at Czech schools receive their report card. These are the traditions for honoring the teacher, tips for camp, and more.
Minister Bek sets ambitious agenda to transform Czech education landscape
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New Czech Minister of Education Mikuláš Bek said fundamental changes are needed to future-proof education.
On Teachers' Day, Czech university academics plan nationwide protests over low salaries
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The demonstration will feature mainly lecturers of humanities and the social sciences, who on average earn less than secondary school teachers.
CERMAT explained: Applications to Czech secondary school are due today
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What you need to know about the standardized test and why it's becoming increasingly controversial.
Limited capacity in Czech high schools could shrink future career prospects
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A new analysis by EDUin shows that students who don't find a place in Czech gymanisum are often pushed into more narrow fields of study.
From CEO to classroom: Dermacol chief Věra Komárová on founding a school
Leonardo V. Academy, founded by one of Czechia’s most influential women, is a young international school with a bright future.
Czech School Inspectorate: Critical thinking and student engagement missing from classrooms
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New teaching guidelines are being developed to prepare Czech students for a future that demands problem-solving skills.
5 takeaways from PM Fiala's plan for improving the Czech education system
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Modernizing the education system and paying teachers better are among key messages of a last week's conference on the future of education.
A small international school with big dreams gets a new location in Prague
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The Leonardo V. Academy school opens a new location in a landmark building in Prague’s historical center.
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