Courses
Preparing Year 9 pupils for the CERMAT unified entrance examination in maths and Czech language. Choose the full-year course starting in September, or the shortened course starting in November.
Starts 29 September 2026
Preparation from September right through to April — plenty of time to work through the entire CERMAT maths and Czech language test syllabus.
Maths + Czech language package
16 500 Kč19 400 Kč
Discounted price for both subjects.
Starts in the week of 2 November 2026
A shorter preparation option for those who want to start as late as November.
Maths + Czech language package
12 300 Kč14 400 Kč
Discounted price for both subjects.
16:00 – 17:30
16:00 – 17:30
9:00 – 10:30
11:00 – 12:30
Both the full-year and shortened courses run on the same days and at the same times.
For Year 9 pupils · 24 or 18 lessons
In each lesson we work through two sample tests together, and you'll tackle one more as homework. We progress systematically from the basics to the more complex tasks typical of the CERMAT exams.
For Year 9 pupils · 24 or 18 lessons
We work with model tests, simulate the real exam and practise both problem-solving strategy and time management — covering everything from language phenomena to reading literacy.
29 September 2026.
29–30 October 2026
In the week of 2 November 2026.
23 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
22–28 February 2027
4 April 2027 — the week before the exams.
9 and 12 April 2027
All courses take place in person at the grammar school building at Na Příkopě 850/8, Praha 1, just a few steps from Můstek metro station. The same classrooms host language courses with native speakers throughout the year — so you'll get to know a school where languages are part of everyday life.
For Year 9 pupils applying to four-year grammar schools and secondary schools who will be sitting the CERMAT unified entrance examination.
The full-year course starts on 29 September 2026 and has 48 lessons — 24 in maths and 24 in Czech language. The shortened course starts in the week of 2 November 2026 and has 36 lessons — 18 in each subject. Both courses run on the same days and at the same times — Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, or Saturday mornings — and both finish on 4 April 2027, a week before the exams.
Yes. Maths or Czech language alone costs 9 700 Kč in the full-year course (24 lessons) and 7 200 Kč in the shortened course (18 lessons).
Each lesson lasts 90 minutes. In maths, we work through two sample tests together each lesson and set one more as homework; in Czech, we work with model tests and practise problem-solving strategy and time management.
During the autumn half-term (29–30 October 2026), the Christmas holidays (23 December 2026 – 3 January 2027) and the spring half-term (22–28 February 2027).
Yes. The maths and Czech language package is discounted for both courses: the full-year course costs 16 500 Kč instead of 19 400 Kč, and the shortened course costs 12 300 Kč instead of 14 400 Kč.
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Discounted price for the two-subject package