Best English Specialists Prague Near Me

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4worldlovers: Welcome to the one and only Language House TEFL in Prague; a TEFL certification course and community with almost 20 years of history. We love to train new English teachers and have our graduates reach their teaching/living abroad goals. We are not just a TEFL certification course, but a supportive community of staff and graduates that spans the globe and lasts a lifetime. Our TEFL certification course is 4 weeks in length, onsite, American-owned, fully-accredited with a job guarantee, and located in one of the most enchanting cities in the world, Prague! If you are going to teach abroad, get the full experience by taking an onsite course.

Americans, the Czech Republic is one of the few European countries where it is still possible for you to work legally.

Get certified to teach English worldwide with an international TEFL (TESOL) certificate offered by The Language House TEFL in Prague. There are dozens of different TEFL course providers in the world, but there is only one Language House. Often imitated, but never duplicated, our unique TEFL course and graduate community is your launch pad for a new life abroad. We have a tremendous amount of information on this site. Take your time, read up on our material, join our groups, and apply once you are ready.

The internationally recognized, 4-week, fully accredited and externally monitored teacher training course will give you the skills and qualifications needed to make it as an English teacher. If you want to teach English abroad, The Language House TEFL is your starting point.

4worldlovers: At Prague British International School (PBIS), our exceptional teachers will help your child forge their own path to success.

Our students follow a structured blend of British and international curricula – including the Cambridge IGCSE and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) – which challenge, engage, and nurture talents. Your child will experience the wonder of learning in extraordinary new ways, too, thanks to our groundbreaking collaborations with The Juilliard School, MIT, and UNICEF.

The breadth of learning experiences we offer helps our students to flourish as people, as well as to achieve superb results. This takes them to the world’s best universities, including Cambridge, Oxford, and Stanford.

At PBIS, we’re committed to academic excellence. That’s why our students follow internationally recognised curriculum pathways that are respected by the world’s best universities.


We want every student to love learning, too. All our children – from early years through to secondary – learn in the way that works best for them. In our inclusive, supportive school environment, our teachers work tirelessly to nurture each student’s skills, interests, and aspirations.


Our results show that this holistic approach works. In 2023, 100% of our students passed the IBDP with an average points score of 34.


Fantastic exam results take our students to top universities in the UK, US, Asia and Europe, including Oxford, Stanford, Hong Kong, and KAIST.


Outstanding teachers make outstanding schools, which is why we only recruit the best British and international educators. Our parents strongly agree: 95% say their child has a good relationship with and is highly motivated by their teachers. 96% also say their child is happy at our school.


All our teachers hold UK qualified teacher status or equivalent. There’s no limit to our teachers’ desire to learn and grow, either. On the Nord Anglia University platform, they share ideas with teachers in schools worldwide and access cutting-edge resources from world-leading organisations including MIT and The Juilliard School.


Being part of the Nord Anglia family of schools means we have exceptionally high teaching standards. The Nord Anglia global Education Team drives success in academics, quality assurance, accreditation and safeguarding in our school and across the globe.


Everyone’s welcome at our school. We’re home to children and families from more than 60 countries, creating a vibrant international environment that celebrates difference – and where everyone flourishes.


Looking after your child’s physical and emotional wellbeing is our top priority. Our highly qualified learning and pastoral team are here to help any student who needs personal, learning or health support.


This includes you, our parents, who are an integral part of our community. Through our Parent Academy, events and volunteer activities – or by becoming a parent or class representative – you’ll stay informed, get involved in your child’s learning journey, and share your views. Our New Parent Programme helps families settle into life in the Czech Republic, ensuring you get a warm welcome.


At Prague British International School, your child will learn about themselves and the impact they’ll have on the world. They’ll also stand up for the causes they believe in and take real action through hands-on projects.


We want our students to engage with local and global issues, understand the challenges facing our planet, and think about how they can make the world a better place – both now and in the future.

Your child can join our award-winning, student-led UNICEF club, which takes action in support of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals and Rights of the Child agendas. Every year, a group of students take part in workshops, debates and influencing opportunities at the UN High Level Political Forum in New York.

In school, our Student Council leads the way. The Council chooses the charities we support and raises issues that matter to our children. We’re also an accredited Eco School with a dynamic student Eco Committee.

Our commitment to delivering high-quality personal, social, health and careers education (PSHCE) helps our students develop the knowledge, skills, and attributes they need to thrive as individuals and members of society.

Learning at PBIS happens everywhere, every single day. Your child will do what they love, challenge themselves, and experience the thrill of new discoveries.

4worldlovers: The Czech Republic's Association of Transport Companies is pushing for an increase in the maximum fine for riding without a valid ticket.

A two-kilometer trail featuring works by Czech glassmakers was unveiled in Brniště to kick off this year's Crystal Valley Weekend.

News in brief for Oct. 14: Top headlines for Czechia on Saturday

Czechia to get cooler temperatures and strong winds, new tram link opens in Prague, tobacco sales promotions to end, and more headlines for Oct. 14, 2023.

Friday the 13th is the best time to test yourself on Czech superstitions. Break a leg!

Debate on gender-neutral toilets in Czech schools heats up in parliament

Politicians have been debating for months an end to the requirement to have separate toilets in state schools.

Fishermen descend on Czechia's largest pond for centuries-old carp harvest tradition

With Christmas a little over two months away, fishermen across the country are preparing to catch as many carp as possible.

Although the Czech interior minister dismissed claims that the demonstration would be Hamas-affiliated, he urged caution about potential dangers.

News in brief for Oct. 13: Top headlines for Czechia on Friday


More repatriation flights return from Israel, Prague hospital stops admitting critical-care patients, and more top headlines for Oct. 13, 2023.

A weekend getaway in Tábor combines medieval history with cozy charm

The South Bohemian city is a hidden gem and one of Czechia’s most intriguing tourist destinations for its fascinating history.

Eat barbecue, soup, or Japanese sandwiches, watch Lord of the Rings, see inside the Petschek family houses, and more.

During his acclaimed show, Brian Cox explains the origins of far-away galaxies, alien worlds, and supermassive black holes via a tech spectacular.

Follow the light trail to a gallery zone, spectacular video mapping projections, and light installations spread across Prague.

Under revised plans, flight departures will be allocated to terminals based on airlines rather than destinations.

The amendment aims to smooth out the funding approval process and keep Czechia on the map of attractive filming locations for big-budget productions.

Prague's Hlavní Nádraží will offer free drinking water to passengers

To access this service, passengers will be required to download a mobile application, which permits dispensing up to half a liter of water per day.

News in brief for Oct. 12: Top headlines in Czechia for Thursday

Another plane delivers Czechs back to Prague from Israel, an American travel reported missing in Prague, and more top headlines for Oct. 12, 2023.

Prague's plentiful cafés and coffeehouses don't have the market cornered on brunch. These unique settings offer art, atmosphere, and amazing eats.