Then comes the secondary education level, which lasts for 4 years. In the Czech Republic, pre-school facilities (optional) cater to children aged 3 to 6. The primary education level is divided into two stages, lower primary (grades 1 to 5) and upper primary (grades 6 to 9) and lasts from the age of 6 to 15.

Compulsory education begins at 5, and lasts at least 1 pre-school and 9 primary school years.

The school year runs from 1 September until 30 June.

This also holds true for degree programmes at universities that are taught in English.

Educational institutions that offer teaching solely in a language other than Czech will be private, and hence charge fees.

At all levels, from primary through secondary to tertiary, the public system is free of charge, while institutions in the private sector are fee-paying.

Except for the pre-school level, the Czech educational system is overwhelmingly public.

There are three aspects of the system that are important for foreigners to keep in mind:

Benáš Čermák (blessed 1943), professional and rector of VŠB - Technical College or university of Ostrava (Sixth is vŠB-TUO).This guide introduces the bare bones of the Czech school system.

Petr Šnapka (born 1943), Professor of economics and management, Dean IDMS.

Richard Doležal (1921-2005), Professor of process design at TU Ostrava, CTU Prag, Braunschweig College or university of Technology, College or university of Stuttgart.

Alois Řiman (1896-1966), Creator of mine planning.

František Čechura (1887-1974), Professor of exploration dimensions, rector 1945-1950.

František Mařík (1884-1966), Teacher of turning devices.

Josef Theurer (1862-1928), Professor of math and physics 1895-1926, initial chancellor of Vysoká škola náňskáin Příbram (1904), and rector 1903-1927.

Karel Heyrowský (1802-1863), Teacher of exploration, mining machinery and mining dimensions 1849-1863.

Teachers of Basic safety Engineering (Czech: Fakulta bezpečnostního inženýrství- FBI).

Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials Executive (Czech: Fakulta materiálově-technologická- FMT).

Faculty of Mining and Geology (Czech: Hornicko-geologická fakulta- HGF).

Faculty of Electrical Executive and Pc Technology (Czech: Fakulta elektrotechniky a informatiky- FEI).

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (Czech: Fakulta strojní- FS).

Teachers of Civil Design (Czech: Fakulta stavební- FAST).

Faculty of Economics (Czech: Ekonomická fakulta- EkF).

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