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maskitheclownI'm trying to find a way to do post graduation in Slavistics in Prague and the internet is NOT cooperating... *kicks Google* work dammit....
*squeak* Reading Cambridge ESOL Rules and Regulations makes me wanna pee myself. WHAT IF I F A I L??? *is chicken*
ETA: Here we go:
Foreign students study at tertiary schools under the same conditions as Czech citizens, provided that they are able to study in Czech. Therefore, since Czech students are not required to pay for their studies, the same conditions apply to foreign students.
*squeak* Reading Cambridge ESOL Rules and Regulations makes me wanna pee myself. WHAT IF I F A I L??? *is chicken*
ETA: Here we go:
Foreign students study at tertiary schools under the same conditions as Czech citizens, provided that they are able to study in Czech. Therefore, since Czech students are not required to pay for their studies, the same conditions apply to foreign students.
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Date: 2009-08-19 02:44 am (UTC)I was in Prague 2 years ago. It's a great place. We met with friends who live partly in Prague and partly in US. We got a really interesting tour of the city.
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Date: 2009-08-19 06:31 am (UTC)It's very similar to my language so it shouldn't be too much of a problem once I get the rules down. :) Or so I hope :D
It really is, I was there once too and the people just seemed really nice. They are the biggest part of the appeal for me atm.