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In the Czech as a Foreign Language A1/1 level course, emphasis is placed on communication skills from the very beginning of the course. The lessons are purely practical and should help students to understand and speak in basic communication situations such as: getting to know each other, finding their way around a city or building, shopping, ordering in a restaurant, making an appointment, etc. Although the Czech grammar is very simplified, students will learn the paradigm of the Czech case system, typical prepositions and their situational use.
The course consists of 24 lessons, which take place twice a week throughout the semester. One lesson lasts 80 minutes, while the remaining 40 minutes are for self-study. It is essential to attend both lessons per week. The price of the course is 4800 Czech crowns. Students enrolled in a bachelor's or master's programme do not pay for the course directly at the cash desk, like Erasmus or PhD students, but through interfaculty financial settlement. In the event that a student fails to attend the first two classes of the semester without excuse, his/her place will be taken by an active student on the waiting list. https://fsv.cuni.cz/en/academics/language-centre/syllabi-and-timetable Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (22.01.2025)
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Students of our course should communicate easily in everyday situations: in the class and as well in the street. Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (22.01.2025)
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In online term 2021 it is shared document JLB100 only.
Holá, Bořilová: Čeština Expres I.(A1/1), Akropolis 2010 (www.czechstepbystep.cz) Andrášová, Holubová: Desetiminutovky Čeština pro cizince, Klett 2008. Sýkorová, Davidová: Cvičebnice češtiny, Polyglot 2009. Holá: Česky krok za krokem, Akropolis 2016 Malá: Hry a aktivity pro výuku češtiny pro cizince, Lingua Ludus 2009 Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (22.01.2025)
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Our main aim is communication in Czech from the beginning, students work in groups or couples and speak only Czech. During some lessons (Shopping, Orientation) students go to streets to prove their skills. Teachers are always very supportive, they create a kind atmosphere during sessions and try to overcome any difficulty. During lessons are used gestures, games, pictures, videos. Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (06.09.2024)
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The prerequisite for obtaining 6 credits and passing the exam is active participation in the course (70%). Active participation constitutes one third of your final grade. The exam cannot be taken online. If the student needs to return to his/her country before the end of the course, it is the student's responsibility to arrange an oral exam with the teacher. The exam can also be taken with another teacher, but only with permission from both teachers. 80 minutes of interactive studying with a teacher, reamining 40 minutes of self studies. Participation in at least 18 courses out of the total number of courses is required, it is possible to have a maximum of 4 absences (whenever the student needs), further absences only with a scan of a doctor's excuse We require an active approach, i.e. - completion of the assigned tasks in class - completing assigned homework - midterm after 6 weeks of lessons - final after 12 weeks of teaching - oral exam graded on an A-E scale (100 - 50%) If the student fails to complete all homework assignments or fails the midterm test, the grade will be lowered by one grade Regular full-time coursework: Final test (45min): grammar and vocabulary from lessons 1 - 6. Oral exam: me and my family, daily routine, dialogue in a restaurant, in a doorman, in a shop, description of a picture. The final grade consists of an in-class activity, a test summarizing the knowledge of the first half of the semester, a final exam (oral and written part) 75% participation is required. Grading scale 0-50 % = F Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (05.02.2025)
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Week 1 - 2: Who am I, where am I from, what am I studying, how old am I? Weeks 3 - 4: How do we find our way around the building? How do we navigate the street? Week 5 - 6: What do we like to eat and drink? How do we shop? Midterm Week 7 - 8: Me and my family. Week 9 - 10: What do we like to do? Week 11 - 12: What do we have to, can, or want to do? Week 13: How do we say where we have been and what we have done? Final exam Last update: Frantesová Edita, Mgr. (22.01.2025)
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