Intensive language and specialised training course (IKJOP) - 2022/2023

Annotation

The course is intended for those interested in studying at the Technical University of Liberec (TUL), whose mother tongue is one of the Slavic languages and have completed secondary education with a school-leaving examination.

The course is especially suitable for those who want to study at TUL at:

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree programme:

B0715A270008: Mechanical engineering (video)

Follow-up Master's degree programmes:

N0716A270006 Automotive Engineering

N0715A270020 Applied Mechanics.

N0788A270004 Innovation and Industrial Engineering.

N0715A270019 Machines and Equipment Design.

N0715A270015 Technologies and Materials.

N0722A270001 Plastics and Composites Technology

Faculty of Mechatronics, Informatics and Interdisciplinary Studies

Bachelor's degree programme:

B0613A140005 Information technology (video)

Faculty of Textile engineering

Bachelor's degree programme:

B0723A270003 Production of Clothing and Technical Products (video)

Faculty of Economics

Bachelor's degree programme:

B0413A050006 Business Administration PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT/ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT OF SERVICES (video)

Faculty of Health Studies

Bachelor's degree programme:

B0914Р360007 Biomedical Technology

Faculty of Science, Humanities and Education

 

The goal of the intensive one-year Czech language course is to acquire the knowledge of Czech language in preparation for university studies in Czech. Completion of a preparatory course of Czech language and a complementary course in mathematics, physics or IT increases the chances of applicants to successfully pass the entrance exam at TUL.

The Czech classes are focused on the acquisition of speech skills – reading, writing, speaking, listening and comprehension. Students also develop their communication skills (vocabulary, phraseology), which allow them to react in everyday situations. In the first 14 days, intensive teaching is mainly focused on pronunciation, basic phrases and basic concepts from specialized terminology. Content: Czech life and institutions, Phonetics, Specialized terminology - physics, mathematics, IT

Specialized subjects lecture follows the completion of the first 14 days of intensive language classes, therefore from 5.10.2021:

• Mathematics – 2 hours/week
• Elective specialized class (IT or physics or English) – 2 hours/week

Other prerequsites

The course is intended for those interested in studying at the Technical University of Liberec (TUL), whose mother tongue is one of the Slavic languages and have completed secondary education with a high-school leaving examination.

Další informace

• Supervisor: Mgr. Jana Závacká
• Lecturer: Mgr. Jana Závacká

• Duration in hours: 880 lesson hours

• Form of study: Full-time
• Minimum educational requirement: Úplné střední odborné vzdělání s maturitou (bez vyučení)

• Venue: Liberec, Technical University of Liberec

Structure

The course includes 750 hours of Czech language classes and 130 hours of specialized preparation.

Academic year 2022/2023

Winter semester: 12.9.2022 – 27.1.2023

• 22 hours of Czech language/week (including specialized terminology)
• 2 hours of mathematics and 2 hours of optional specialized subject
• the semester is completed by a semester examination (level B1)

Summer semester: 1.2.2023 – 26.5.2023

• 22 hours of Czech language/week (including specialized terminology)
• 2 hours of mathematics and 2 hours of optional specialized subject
• the semester is completed by a final examination (level B2)
• after successful completion of the course, graduates will receive a certificate

Note

A maximum of 15 people can be in one class

In the event of an unfavorable development of the situation in connection with the spread of Covid-19, teaching may be temporarily replaced by an online form.

Lectures are provided by qualified teachers from TUL.

Illustrative video in the Russian language is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk8bBYXIryk

Other services provided to course learners:

• Accommodation: we offer accommodation in Harcov dormitories. Our dormitories have won the poll for the best dormitories in the Czech Republic three times.
• Preparation for nostrification: in addition to intensive Czech language course, we offer students preparation for nostrification examinations, including translations of documents from Russian into Czech. The price is not included in the price of the course, interested parties pay the amount separately. We also provide communication with the Regional Office.
• Applications at TUL: we help students to fill in the application form for individual TUL faculties.
• English language course for those interested – preparation for entrance exams (not included in the course price)
• Possibility of free visits to selected lectures for 1st year students at individual faculties
• Doctor at the place of accommodation
• Curator: with orientation at the university and in the city and with solving everyday problems, a student with knowledge of the Russian language will help you.
• Organizer: helps with the resolution of official matters
• Lecturers: in addition to the teaching itself, they also ensure communication with parents (grades, attendance)

Advantages of studying in Liberec

• Affordable accommodation and meals (announced as dormitories of the year – accommodation from 110 EUR/month)
• Study in the pleasant environment of a mountain town
• Easy to reach Prague (45 minute car ride)
• Family atmosphere
• Extracurricular activities, sports events, trips to the surroundings
• Various sports activities (bike, ski, hiking...)
• Classrooms are located right in the center of Liberec
• Quick adaptation to the university environment
• The low number of foreigners in the city → faster acquisition of the Czech language

Contact agency STUDY4all: STUDY4all

Alexandra Krivosheeva, manager, tel.: +420 774 833 486, info@study4all.eu

Nina Raková is a student with knowledge of the Russian language, who will help with orientation in the university and the city and will help you solve everyday problems. tel.: +420 608 921 536,  nninarrakov@gmail.com 

Contact person of CDV TUL: Martina Pacltová, tel.: +420 730 917 288, martina.pacltova@tul.cz