I am in my sixth month of study at the Association Education Center. From the first day we are accompanied in life in the Czech Republic by the team of the Education Center. I like that we were divided into groups depending on the language level, because many of us had already learned Czech before coming to the courses.
I have been attending language courses for three months now. Study time flies by quite imperceptibly: we plunge headlong into work and emerge only after the end of the third lesson. And this seems wonderful to me, because we have to learn in a year what Czech children and students learn throughout their lives, and this is very difficult.
I, like many of those who study here, lacked parental presence at the beginning, but the staff of the educational center made every effort to make us feel at home, and they succeeded. For us, the adaptation went well, thanks to our curators, who managed to tell and show a lot in such a short time.
This one year flew by very quickly. But all the things I learned in the past year are simply too many to count. A lot of interesting things were shown to us and we really learned Czech quite quickly. Besides the basic language courses we went to various excursions with our teachers, who told us a lot about the history of Czech Republic.
I would like to express my gratitude to the educational center "Association" for their help in learning the Czech language, solving the problems that arose during my stay in the Czech Republic for the first year (the number of which, thanks to the "Association", was minimal).
I really liked the selection of teachers in the educational center. They are all different, and everyone has a different teaching method, it may seem wrong - but it is not. Because of this, study turns out to be "variegated" and versatile. I think that assignments (both homework and classwork) should be large in volume. More work should be given for home study.
