Charles University

English Language for Teacher Education – Music Education (BA) at Charles University combines advanced English language training with music pedagogy and teacher preparation. You develop the subject knowledge and teaching foundations needed for music education, while reaching a high level of English for academic and classroom use.

• Level: Bachelor’s (BA)
• Focus: English language development + Music education & teacher preparation
• Expected English level on graduation: CEFR C1–C2 (as stated for the programme)
• Delivery: On-campus (Charles University)
• Credits: Not provided in the record (please confirm with the faculty)
• Tuition fees: Not provided in the record (check Charles University programme fees)
• Application & start dates: Not provided in the record (please confirm for the relevant intake)
• Language of instruction: English (programme name indicates English-focused study; confirm with the faculty)

Programme Structure

Core courses (examples from the record)

• English Grammar
• English Vocabulary
• Music Theory
• Music Harmony
• Sheet Music Study

Additional academic components (programme scope)

• Music education theory and foundations (e.g., counterpoint, musical forms, organology, and music history)
• Teacher propaedeutics (pedagogical and psychological foundations for teaching)
• Subject didactics and general/subject teaching preparation for school contexts

Note: The record lists a small set of course titles. The full curriculum typically includes additional music-theory and education modules; please verify the complete module list with Charles University for your intake.

Work Permits

After graduation, international students may be eligible to apply for a post-study work permit depending on Czech immigration rules and their individual circumstances.

• Eligibility: Typically requires that you completed your degree programme in the Czech Republic and hold a valid residence status at the time of application.
• Purpose: A post-study work permit is intended to allow you to work in the Czech Republic after finishing your studies.
• Duration: The permitted period depends on the specific permit category and current regulations at the time of application.
• Job requirements: You may need to secure a qualifying job offer or meet conditions related to employment.
• Rules change: Czech immigration policies can be updated. Always verify the latest requirements with the Czech Ministry of the Interior / immigration office or your university’s international office.

Important: This information is general guidance. For the most accurate eligibility assessment, consult Charles University’s international student support services and the official Czech immigration resources.