What do I offer?
Trial lesson
Book a trial lesson to see how I can help you, talk about your needs and make a plan.
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How much?
300 CZK / 30 minutes
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How to pay?
Payment can be made via:
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Czech bank account
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Wise
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PayPal (+6%)
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Individual lessons
After your first trial lesson, if you decide to proceed, lessons are then purchased in packages.
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Package of 5 if you want to have 1 lesson per week.
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Package of 10 if you want 2 or more lessons per week.
​How much?
780 CZK / 60 minutes
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How to pay?
Payments can be made via:
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Czech bank account
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Wise
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PayPal (+6%)
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What if you need to cancel a lesson?
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the lesson. You will be fully charged for any lesson cancelled with less than 24 hours notice.
Group lessons
I offer group lessons for up to 4 people if you want to invite friends.
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Lessons are purchased in packages.
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Package of 5 if you want to have 1 lesson per week.
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Package of 10 if you want 2 or more lessons per week.
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How much?
2 people - 500 CZK / person / 60 mins
3 people - 400 CZK / person / 60 mins
4 people - 300 CZK / person / 60 mins
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How to pay?
Payments can be made via:
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Czech bank account
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Wise
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PayPal (+6%)
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What if you need to cancel a lesson?
Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the lesson, and the whole group must agree. You will be fully charged for any lesson cancelled with less than 24 hours notice or if any other member of the group wishes to proceed with the lesson. Absentees will receive all materials from the lesson and homework.
How do I teach?
I teach via Zoom.
I create and share my own materials with my students via Google Slides.
I work collaboratively with my students to create their study plans.
Every student has different needs, so my goal is to help guide them in identifying their needs and then apply the best strategy for that student.
I prefer to communicate using just Czech, even with beginners, but I will use English when necessary.
I focus on conversation from the very beginning, teaching real phrases which are really used in the Czech environment.