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Doctoral Programmes

Exam Information

Examination Dates


English

Dates in the academic year 2023/2024

The exam takes place in the premises of the Centre for Foreign Languages of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Palacky University (Theoretical Institutes, Hněvotínská 3). Please register for the examination via e-mail veronika.glogarova@upol.cz.

Summer semester

20.6.2024 - no vacancies

26.6.2024 - no vacancies

 

Dates in the academic year 2024/2025

Winter semester

4.9.2024
20.9.2024
4.10.2024
14.10.2024
25.10.2024
8.11.2024
22.11.2024
29.11.2024
6.12.2024
13.12.2024

 

Dates in the academic year 2022/2023:
7. 9., 23. 9., 7. 10., 14. 10., 11. 11., 25. 11., 9. 12. a 16. 12. 2022
6. 1., 20. 1., 17. 2., 24. 2., 10. 3., 17. 3.. 24. 3., 31. 3., 14. 4., 21. 4., 28. 4., 12. 5., 19. 5., 26. 5., 2. 6., 9. 6., 16. 6. a 23. 6. 2023

No dates will be announced for the summer holiday period (July-August)!

German

2.7.2024 from 3 p.m.

3.9.2024 from 3 p.m.

Examinations take place at the Centre for Foreign Languages of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, UP (Theoretical Institutes, Hněvotínská 3)

 

Full Information on the DSP Language Exam

ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAM FOR PHD STUDENTS

    Presentation of students‘ own research + discussion, answering questions

The student will prepare a presentation related to his/her own research, which will be sent to the examiner at least 1 week before the exam date.

The presentation should be at least 5 and no more than 10 minutes long.

The student will demonstrate the ability to communicate fluently in English, produce a logical, coherent and structured speech and discussion and respond to questions posed by the examiner.

    Summary of students' own research

The student will send the examiner a brief text describing their own research project in English at least 1 week before the examination date.

The text will be 2-3 standard pages in length.

The text will be prepared based on the principles of biomedical article writing, properly structured and accompanied by a reference list(Vancouver style/Harvard style).

  Work with a scientific text

For the examination, the student will choose a minimum of 60 pages of professional text in English (the author should be a native speaker) to work with.

The student will demonstrate the ability to work with a professional text to the extent of summarising the main ideas, translating selected passages, explaining terms, describing graphs and tables, and clarifying grammatical, lexical and stylistic phenomena used.

The student will provide the chosen text to the examiner at least 2 weeks before the scheduled examination date.

It is advisable to consult with the examiner in advance.

    Summary of the professional text

The student will provide the examiner with a summary of the chosen professional text (see above) of 2-3 standard pages at least 2 weeks before the scheduled examination date.

The text is prepared based on the principles of biomedical article writing, properly structured and prepared under the principles of academic integrity (appropriate source work - citation, paraphrasing, summarization)  

 

Examiner:

Mgr. Veronika Glogarová, Centre for Foreign Languages, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, UP

Tel. 585632715

veronika.glogarova@upol.cz

 

GERMAN LANGUAGE EXAM FOR PHD STUDENTS

For those interested in taking the DSP German language exam, we have prepared this summary material. It contains the information you need to prepare for the exam and will be continuously updated to include only valid information.

You can take the German language exam if it has been set for you in your individual DSP study plan. If your individual study plan does not explicitly state which language you are to take the exam in, it is assumed to be English. In this case, it is not possible to take the German exam without a valid change to your study plan.

The examiner for the DSP (German language subject) has set the following requirements for the DSP German examination:

    Written outline of your own scientific work and its oral presentation

    The student should be able to speak and discuss his/her own scientific work, his/her workplace, various problems in the field, his/her dissertation (topic, material, methods, results, practical applications, etc.), as well as the ability to use German and German-written literature.

    Work with professional texts, reading and translation from German into Czech

 A student chooses a minimum of 100 pages of professional text in German to work with for the exam.  The exam will test a student's ability to read and orally translate a particular section of the German text into Czech, summarise the most important information, explain some concepts, describe any graphs, images, etc., and lead a discussion about the text. Active knowledge of vocabulary and grammar will be tested.

    Study of normative grammar from any German textbook

    explanation of a grammar phenomenon (in Czech) with German examples (passive voice, verb tenses and their use, sentence frame, adjective forms, present and past participles ... )

    Notes:

    You must register for the exam (in person, by phone, in writing, by e-mail) at least 48 hours before the exam date with L. Podhorná.

585632974

lenka.podhorna@upol.cz

Examiner:

Mgr. Lenka Podhorná – Centre for Foreign Languages, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry UP
All matters concerning the German exam are handled exclusively by L. Podhorná.

L. Podhorná will consult anything necessary with you regarding study literature, exam requirements, organization of the exam itself and deadlines.

 

Writing Lab for Doctoral Students

WRITING LAB

at the Centre for Foreign Languages at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry UP

We offer consultations on creating academic/professional texts in English

  • For doctoral students
  • For academics

Aimed at

Text structure

Cohesion and coherence

Linguistic and stylistic devices

Revising and editing the text according to international standards

Abstract writing and keyword selection

 

Prerequisites

Given topic and idea of text type

Appropriate language level

Elaborate background to the text

 

You can come at any stage of the writing process

 

Mgr. Veronika Glogarová, Centre for Foreign Languages, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, UP

Tel. 585632715

veronika.glogarova@upol.cz

 

 

 

Pregradual Courses

Requirements for credit test/exam from Latin

Latin and Medical Terminology – REQUIREMENTS

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Students are obliged to be present for each class for the entire semester (one absence being accepted). They are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their coming on time to the seminar, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher as well as carrying out the topic related tasks in the course of the seminars.

In case of a substitution a student must ask the head of the department to be given permission to substitute.

After having been absent a student must catch up on what he/she missed.

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the final exam consisting of a written test.

The test is meant to verify students’ knowledge of basic medical terminology, their ability to apply grammatical rules to medical terms and to translate simple diagnoses. It contains the same type of grammatical exercises students know from the seminars. Using any electronic equipment, talking to other students as well as any other way of cheating in the course of the exam means an immediate disqualification. Such a student will not be permitted to retake the exam.

To pass successfully the exam, students must have a minimum score of 66%.

Students have 3 attempts to pass the exam.

Students attending the course in winter semester have to pass the exam before the summer holidays.

Requirements for credit test/exam from Czech - General Medicine

Winter Semester Course Credit Requirements (Czech I)

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Required material

Ana Adamovičová, Darina Ivanovová: Basic Czech 1. 2021. 

Material presented in the course.

Attendance

To meet winter semester course credit requirements, students must attend classes regularly. Two unexcused absences per semester are allowed, but each subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Language Department. The subsequent absences must be substituted in the examination period. Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated, and students arriving late will be considered absent.

Participation in class

Students are expected to participate actively in classes and do all homework assignments. They are advised to take notes. Walking out of the classroom, using mobile phones or any disruptive behaviour  will not be tolerated.

Written test

Students must take a written test and have a minimum score of 66%. The tests  will be held in the last class of the winter semester or within the winter examination period (dates will be published in the electronic system). Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students must register electronically, and will have three attempts to pass the test. Students are not allowed access to their mobile phones, laptops or any electronic devices during their written tests.

 

Summer Semester Course Credit and Exam Requirements (Czech I)

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Required material

Ana Adamovičová, Darina Ivanovová: Basic Czech 1. 2021. 

Material presented in the course.

Attendance

To meet summer semester course credit requirements, students must attend classes regularly. Two unexcused absences per semester are allowed, but each subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Language Department. The subsequent absences must be substituted in the examination period. Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated, and students arriving late will be considered absent.

Participation in class

Students are expected to participate actively in classes and do all homework assignments. They are advised to take notes. Walking out of the classroom, using mobile phones or any disruptive behaviour  will not be tolerated.

Written test

Students who score 87% or higher on progress tests held in classes do not have to take the final written test. Otherwise they must sit the final written test in the last class of the summer semester (no electronic registration) and have a minimum score of 66%. Students register electronically only for their second and third attempts which will be set in the examination period.  Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students are not allowed access to their mobile phones, laptops or any electronic devices during their written tests.

Oral test

Students who want to meet the Czech language final exam requirements must also sit an oral test consisting of two parts:

1. Reading and translating

Students are expected to be able to read and translate a simple written text.

2. Topics for discussion

Students are expected to show their understanding of basic Czech language skills and grammatical principals by being able to discuss the following topics:

A. Můj den                                       

B. Moje rodina

C. Životní styl

D. Zdraví a nemoc                                                        

Students must register electronically, and will have three attempts to pass the oral test.

 

Czech Language Credit and Exam Requirements - 2nd Year

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Required textbook:

ADAMOVIČOVÁ, A. – IVANOVOVÁ, D. – HRDLIČKA, M. Basic Czech II. Praha: Karolinum, 2020. 

 

The final exam will also cover material presented in the course (see Moodle).

 

LESSONS

 

Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated and students arriving late will be considered absent.

 

Students are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their concentration, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher.

Walking out of the classroom, using electronic equipment for other than lesson´s purposes or any disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated. 

 

 

10% of absences per semester can be unexcused and accepted without the duty to substitute the missing lesson. One absence can be substituted by attending another group (after consulting the teacher), each other subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Department of Foreign Languages. The substitution will be registered and signed by the teacher and the student as well.

 

 

CREDIT TEST

 

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the credit test.

The test  will be held in the last class of the semester or within the examination period (dates will be published in the electronic system). Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the test. The minimum score to pass is 66%.

 

Using any electronic equipment and the restroom during the test, talking to other students as well as any other way of cheating in the course of the test mean an immediate disqualification.

 

Students who pass each of three short tests written during the semester with the minimum score of 87% are relieved of the duty to take the credit test.

 

 

ORAL EXAM

 

Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the exam. Using any electronic equipment or cheating in the course of the exam mean an immediate disqualification.

 

The oral exam consists of three parts:

 

1. Case history taking

Students are expected to show the ability to form questions concerning a patient´s medical history.

  

2. Discussion          

Students are expected to display their understanding of basic grammatical principles (e.g. imperative forms) and Czech language skills by being able to discuss topics:

 

Lidské tělo

Fyzický vzhled

Životní styl

Anamnéza

Bolest

Nemoci a příznaky

 

3. Reading and translating

Students are expected to be able to read and translate a simple written text. They are allowed to use a dictionary to prove their ability to deal with unfamiliar words and grammatical structures.

 

Winter Semester Course Credit Requirements (Czech III)

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Required material

Čermáková, I. Talking Medicine Czech for Medical Students. Praha: Karolinum Press, 2012. 

Material presented in the course.

Attendance

To meet winter semester course credit requirements, students must attend classes regularly. One unexcused absence  per semester is  allowed, but each subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Language Department. The subsequent absences must be substituted in the examination period. Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated, and students arriving late will be considered absent.

Participation in class

Students are expected to participate actively in classes and do all homework assignments. They are advised to take notes. Walking out of the classroom, using mobile phones or any disruptive behaviour  will not be tolerated.

Written test

Students must take a written test and have a minimum score of 66 %. The tests  will be held in the last class of the winter semester or within the winter examination period (dates will be published in the electronic system).  Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students must register electronically, and will have three attempts to pass the test. Students are not allowed access to their mobile phones, laptops or any electronic devices during their written tests.

 

Summer Semester Course Credit and Exam Requirements (Czech III) - 3rd year

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Required material

Čermáková, I. Talking Medicine Czech for Medical Students. Praha: Karolinum Press, 2012. 

Material presented in the course.

Attendance

To meet summer semester course credit requirements, students must attend classes regularly. One unexcused absence  per semester is  allowed, but each subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Language Department. The subsequent absences must be substituted in the examination period. Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated, and students arriving late will be considered absent.

Participation in class

Students are expected to participate actively in classes and do all homework assignments. They are advised to take notes. Walking out of the classroom, using mobile phones or any disruptive behaviour  will not be tolerated.

Written test

Students must take a written test and have a minimum score of 66%. The tests  will be held in the last class of the summer semester (no electronic registration). Students register electronically only for their second and third attempts which will be set in the examination period.  Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students are not allowed access to their mobile phones, laptops or any electronic devices during their written tests.

Oral test

Students who want to meet the Czech language final exam requirements must also sit an oral test consisting of two parts:

  1. Reading and translating
    Students are expected  to be able to read and translate a simple medical text.
  2. Case history taking
    Students must prove their understanding of some Czech medical terms and basic grammatical principals by being able to form questions concerning a patient‘s medical history.

Students must register electronically, and will have three attempts to pass the oral test.

Requirements for exam from Czech - Dentistry

Czech Language Credit and Exam Requirements - Dentistry - 1st Year

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Required textbook:

REŠKOVÁ, I. -  PINTAROVÁ, M. Communicative Czech (Elementary Czech). 2009.

 

The final exam will also cover material presented in the course (see Moodle).

 

           

LESSONS

 

Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated and students arriving late will be considered absent.

 

Students are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their concentration, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher.

Walking out of the classroom, using electronic equipment for other than lesson´s purposes or any disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated. 

 

10% of absences per semester can be unexcused and accepted without the duty to substitute the missing lesson. One absence can be substituted by attending another group (after consulting the teacher), each other subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Department of Foreign Languages. The substitution will be registered and signed by the teacher and the student as well.

 

 

CREDIT TEST

 

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the credit test.

The test  will be held in the last class of the semester or within the examination period (dates will be published in the electronic system). Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the test. The minimum score to pass is 66%.

 

Using any electronic equipment and the restroom during the test, talking to other students as well as any other way of cheating in the course of the test mean an immediate disqualification.

 

Students who pass each of three short tests written during the semester with the minimum score of 87% are relieved of the duty to take the credit test.

 

 

ORAL EXAM

 

Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the exam. Using any electronic equipment or cheating in the course of the exam mean an immediate disqualification.

 

The oral exam consists of two basic parts:

 

1. Case history taking and basic instructions

a) Students are expected to show the ability to form questions concerning a patient´s medical history.

 

b) Students are expected to show the ability to form basic instructions as well as the knowledge of vocabulary related to the tooth structure.

  

2. Reading and translating

Students are expected to be able to read and translate a simple dental health article. They are allowed to use a dictionary to prove their ability to deal with unfamiliar words and grammatical structures.

 

 

Note:

Students are expected to display their understanding of basic grammatical principles (e.g. imperative forms) and Czech language skills by being able to discuss the topic Životní styl.

 

Czech Language Credit and Exam Requirements - Dentistry – 2nd Year

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The final exam will cover material presented in the course (see Moodle).

 

           

LESSONS

 

Students must be in class on time. Late arrivals are not tolerated and students arriving late will be considered absent.

 

Students are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their concentration, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher.

Walking out of the classroom, using electronic equipment for other than lesson´s purposes or any disruptive behaviour will not be tolerated. 

 

10% of absences per semester can be unexcused and accepted without the duty to substitute the missing lesson. One absence can be substituted by attending another group (after consulting the teacher), each other subsequent absence will be recognized as an excused absence only if students present evidence of illness or any other event to the head of the Department of Foreign Languages. The substitution will be registered and signed by the teacher and the student as well.

 

 

CREDIT TEST

 

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the credit test.

The test  will be held in the last class of the semester or within the examination period (dates will be published in the electronic system). Individual requests concerning the timing of the tests will not be accepted. Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the test. The minimum score to pass is 66%.

 

Using any electronic equipment and the restroom during the test, talking to other students as well as any other way of cheating in the course of the test mean an immediate disqualification.

 

 

ORAL EXAM

 

Students must register electronically and will have three attempts to pass the exam. Using any electronic equipment or cheating in the course of the exam mean an immediate disqualification.

 

The oral exam consists of two basic parts:

 

1. Case history taking and basic instructions

a) Students are expected to show the ability to form questions concerning a patient´s medical history.

 

b) Students are expected to show the ability to form basic instructions as well as the knowledge of vocabulary related to the tooth structure.

  

2. Reading and translating

Students are expected to be able to read and translate a simple dental health article. They are allowed to use a dictionary to prove their ability to deal with unfamiliar words and grammatical structures.

 

 

 

Latin and Medical Terminology

Program of Study

:

General Medicine

Course

:

Latin and Medical Terminology

Abbreviation

:

CJA/VA031

Schedule

:

30 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

1st Year, 1st or 2nd Semester

Number of Credits

:

3

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

Seminars:

Teachers:

Mgr. Petra Nováčková

Study:

Continuous, classroom 1 (room No. 5.087), Department of Foreign Languages; Group A – Tuesday 8.00 – 9.30 (SS), Group B – Friday 11.30 – 13.00 (SS), Group C – Tuesday 8.00 – 9.30 (WS), Group D – Tuesday 9.45 – 11.15 (WS), Group E – Thursday 9.45 – 11.15 (WS)

Week

Subject

No. of Less.

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 – 22. 9. 2023

12. 2. 2024 – 16. 2. 2024

Introduction. Latin Pronunciation. System of Latin Grammar. Structure of Medical Terminology.

2

Nováčková

2

25. 9. 2023 – 29. 9. 2023

19. 2. 2024 – 23. 2. 2024

1st Declension.

Connecting Substantives and Adjectives.

Close and Loose Attribute.

2

Nováčková

3

2. 10. 2023 – 6. 10. 2023

26. 2. 2024 – 1. 3. 2024

1st Declension.

Phrases with Prepositions.

2

Nováčková

4

9. 10. 2023 – 13. 10. 2023

4. 3. 2024 – 8. 3. 2024

2nd Declension – Masculines.

2

Nováčková

5

16. 10. 2023 – 20. 10. 2023

11. 3. 2024 – 15. 3. 2024

2nd Declension – Feminines.

2

Nováčková

6

23. 10. 2023 – 27. 10. 2023

18. 3. 2024 – 22. 3. 2024

2nd Declension – Neuters.

2

Nováčková

7

30. 10. 2023 – 3. 11. 2023

25. 3. 2024 – 28. 3. 2024

Revision of 1st and 2nd Declension.

Mock test.

2

Nováčková

8

6. 11. 2023 – 10. 11. 2023

2. 4. 2024 – 5. 4. 2024

4th Declension.

2

Nováčková

9

13. 11. 2023 – 16. 11. 2023

8. 4. 2024 – 12. 4. 2024

5th Declension.

2

Nováčková

10

20. 11. 2023 – 24. 11. 2023

15. 4. 2024 – 19. 4. 2024

Revision of 4th and 5th Declension.

Mock test.

2

Nováčková

11

27. 11. 2023 – 1. 12. 2023

22. 4. 2024 – 26. 4. 2024

3rd Declension.

2

Nováčková

12

4. 12. 2023 – 8. 12. 2023

29. 4. 2024 – 3. 5. 2024

3rd Declension – Exceptions.

2

Nováčková

13

11. 12. 2023 – 15. 12. 2023

6. 5. 2024 – 10. 5. 2024

Revision of 3rd Declension.

Mock test.

2

Nováčková

14

18. 12. 2023 – 22. 12. 2023

13. 5. 2024 – 17. 5. 2024

Revision. Evaluation.

2

Nováčková

15

2. 1. 2024 – 5. 1. 2024

20. 5. 2024 – 24. 5. 2024

Final test.

2

Nováčková

 

Completed by:

Examination (written form).

Requirements:

Active attendance at seminars (1 absence permitted – i.e. 10 % of seminars).

Passing the final test with the score of at least 66 %.

Literature:

D. Svobodová: Introduction into the Greco-Latin Medical Terminology, UK Praha 2011

 

Czech I

Program of Study

:

General Medicine

Course

:

Czech I

Abbreviation

:

CJA/VAA41

Schedule

:

60 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

1st Year, 1st Semester

Number of Credits

:

0

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

 

Seminars:

Teachers:

Mgr. Dagmar Hrabalová

Study:

Continuous, CJ3 (Department of Foreign Languages)

Week

Subject

No. of Less.

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 - 22. 9. 2023

Výslovnost. Pronunciation.

L 1 – Pozdravy a základní fráze.

Greetings and Basic Phrases.

4

Hrabalová

2

25. 9. 2023 -29. 9. 2023

L 1 – Sloveso „být“. Verb „to Be“.

Osobní zájmena. Personal Pronouns.

Gramatický rod v češtině. Grammatical Gender in Czech.

Lidské tělo. Human Body.

4

Hrabalová

3

2. 10. 2023 - 6. 10. 2023

L 1Adverbia místa. Adverbs of Place.

Ukazovací zájmena. Demonstrative Pronouns.

4

Hrabalová

4

9. 10. 2023 -13. 10. 2023

L 2 – Adjektiva. Adjectives.

Barvy. Colours.

Přivlastňovací zájmena. Possessive Pronouns.

Můj pokoj. My Room.

4

Hrabalová

5

16. 10. 2023 - 20. 10. 2023

L 2 – Číslovky základní. Cardinal Numerals.

Sloveso „mít“. Verb „to Have“.

4

Hrabalová

6

23. 10. 2023 - 27. 10. 2023

L 3 – Přítomný čas. Present Tense. Základní osobní údaje. Talking about Yourself.

4

Hrabalová

7

30. 10. 2023 - 3. 11. 2023

L 3 – Přítomný čas. Present Tense.

Akuzativ singuláru. Accusative Singular.

4

Hrabalová

8

6. 11. 2023 -10. 11. 2023

Můj den. My Daily Routine.

Časové údaje. Time Expressions.

4

Hrabalová

9

13. 11. 2023 -16. 11. 2023

Časové údaje. Time Expressions.

L 3 – Číslovky řadové. Ordinal numerals.

4

Hrabalová

10

20. 11. 2023 - 24. 11. 2023

L 3 – Slovesa „znát, vědět, umět“. Verbs „to know“.

Jídlo. Food.

4

Hrabalová

11

27. 11. 2023 - 1. 12. 2023

L 4 – Nominativ a akuzativ plurálu.

Nominative and Accusative Plural.

Nakupování. Shopping.

4

Hrabalová

12

4. 12. 2023 - 8. 12. 2023

Anamnéza (základní otázky).

Taking a Medical History (basic questions).

4

Hrabalová

13

11. 12. 2023 - 15. 12. 2023

Akuzativ osobních zájmen. Accusative of Personal Pronouns.

Bolest. Pain.

4

Hrabalová

14

18. 12. 2023 - 22. 12. 2023

Zdraví a nemoc. Health and Illness. Příznaky. Symptoms.

4

Hrabalová

15

2. 1. 2024 - 5. 1. 2024

Opakování. Revision

4

Hrabalová

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Completed by:

Credit

Requirement:

Students who want to meet the credit requirements must take a final written test and have a minimum score of 66 %. They are expected to participate actively in class, complete homework assignments and perform successfully on practice tests. Students are also required to attend class regularly.    

Literature:

1. Ana Adamovičová, Darina Ivanovová: Basic Czech 1. 2021.

2. Material presented in the course.

 

 

 

 

 

Czech II

Program of Study

:

General Medicine

Course

:

Czech II

Abbreviation

:

CJA/VAA42

Schedule

:

60 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

2nd Year, 1st Semester

Number of Credits

:

0

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

Seminars:

Teachers:

Mgr. Lenka Podhorná

Study:

Continuous, CJ2 (Department of Foreign Languages)

Week

Subject

No. of Less.

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 –22. 9. 2023

Opakování. Revision. Popis osoby. Describing a Person. Cestování, prázdniny. Travelling, Holiday.

4

Podhorná

2

25. 9. 2023 –

29. 9. 2023

Slovesa pohybu. Verbs of Motion. Minulý čas. Past Tense. Dopravní prostředky. Means of Transport.

4

Podhorná

3

2. 10. 2023 –

6. 10. 2023

Genitiv singuláru. Genitive Singular. Nakupování I. Shopping I.

Podhorná

4

9. 10. 2023 –13. 10. 2023

Řadové číslovky. Ordinal Numerals. Měsíce. Months. Datum narození. Date of Birth.

4

Podhorná

5

16. 10. 2023 – 20. 10. 2023

Určování času. Telling the Time.

Pozvání. Invitation. Divadlo. Kino. Televize. Theatre. Cinema. Television.

4

Podhorná

6

23. 10. 2023 – 27. 10. 2023

Genitiv plurálu. Genitive Plural. Nakupování II. Shopping II.

4

Podhorná

7

30. 10. 2023 –

3. 11. 2023

Nominativ plurálu Ma. Nominative Plural Ma.

Zájmena každý, žádný, všichni. Pronouns každý, žádný, všichni.

4

Podhorná

8

6. 11. 2023 –10. 11. 2023

Shoda jmen a sloves po číslovkách. Noun and Verb Agreement with Counted Expressions.

4

Podhorná

9

13. 11. 2023 – 16. 11. 2023

Roční období. Seasons of the Year. Počasí. Weather. Tvoření příslovcí. Forming of Adverbs.

4

Podhorná

10

20. 11. 2023 – 24. 11. 2023

Lokál singuláru. Locative Singular.

4

Podhorná

11

27. 11. 2023 –

1. 12. 2023

Dativ singuláru. Dative Singular.

4

Podhorná

12

4. 12. 2023 –

8. 12. 2023

Příklady užití lokálu a dativu sg. Examples of Locative Sg. and Dative Sg.

4

Podhorná

13

11. 12. 2023 – 15. 12. 2023

Nedokonavá a dokonavá slovesa. Imperfective and Perfective Verbs.

4

Podhorná

14

18. 12. 2023 –22. 12. 2023

Budoucí čas. Future Tense.

4

Podhorná

15

2. 1. 2024 –

5. 1. 2024

Opakování. Revision.

Závěrečný test. Final Test.

4

Podhorná

 

Completed by:

Credit

Requirements:

Students are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their concentration, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher.

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the credit test. The minimum score to pass is 66%.

Students who pass each of three short tests written during the semester with the minimum score of 87% are relieved of the duty to take the credit test.

Literature:

 
  1. ADAMOVIČOVÁ, A. – IVANOVOVÁ, D. – HRDLIČKA, M. Basic Czech II. 2020. 
  2. Material presented in the course.
 

 

Czech III

Program of Study

:

General Medicine

Course

:

Czech III

Abbreviation

:

CJA/VAA43

Schedule

:

30 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

3rd Year, 1st Semester

Number of Credits

:

0

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

 

Seminars :

Teachers :

Mgr. Dagmar Hrabalová

Study :

Continuous, CJ3 (Department of Foreign Languages)

Week

Subject

No. of Less.

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 - 22. 9. 2023

Vyšetření pacienta. Pokyny.

Examination of the Patient. Instructions.

2

Hrabalová

2

25. 9. 2023 -29. 9. 2023

Anamnéza (úvod). Nynější onemocnění.

Taking a History (introduction). Presenting Complaints.  

2

Hrabalová

3

2. 10. 2023 - 6. 10. 2023

Rodinná anamnéza. Sociální a pracovní anamnéza.

Family History. Social and Work History.

2

Hrabalová

4

9. 10. 2023 - 13. 10. 2023

Osobní anamnéza. Nemoci a potíže.

Personal History. Diseases and Complaints.

2

Hrabalová

5

16. 10. 2023 - 20. 10. 2023

Kardiovaskulární systém – anamnéza.

Cardiovascular System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

6

23. 10. 2023 - 27. 10. 2023

Kardiovaskulární systém – anamnéza.

Cardiovascular System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

7

30. 10. 2023 -  3. 11. 2023

Kardiovaskulární systém – anamnéza.

Cardiovascular System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

8

6. 11. 2023 -  10. 11. 2023

Dýchací systém – anamnéza.

Respiratory System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

9

13. 11. 2023 - 16. 11. 2023

Dýchací systém – anamnéza.

Respiratory System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

10

20. 11. 2023 - 24. 11. 2023

Trávicí systém – anamnéza.

Digestive System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

11

27. 11. 2023 – 1. 12. 2023

Trávicí systém – anamnéza.

Digestive System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

12

4. 12. 2023 - 8.12. 2023

Trávicí systém – anamnéza.

Digestive System – Case History Taking.

2

Hrabalová

13

11. 12. 2023 - 15. 12. 2023

Psychiatrické vyšetření.

Psychiatric Examination.

2

Hrabalová

14

18. 12. 2023 - 22. 12. 2023

Psychiatrické vyšetření.

Psychiatric Examination

2

Hrabalová

15

2. 1. 2024 - 6. 1. 2024

Závěrečný test. Final test.

2

Hrabalová

                  

Completed by :

Credit

Requirements :

Students who want to meet the credit requirements must take a written test and have a minimum score of 66 %. They are expected to participate actively in class, complete homework assignments and perform successfully on practice tests. Students are also required to attend class regularly.    

Literature :

 
  1. Iveta Čermáková: Talking Medicine: Czech for Medical Students. Karolinum Press, Praha, 2018.
  2. Material presented in the course.

 

 

Czech I - Dentistry

Program of Study

:

Dentistry

Course

:

Czech 1

Abbreviation

:

CJA/ZAA41

Schedule

:

90 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

1st Year, 1st Semester

Number of Credits

:

0

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

Seminars:

Teachers:

Mgr. Lenka Podhorná

Study:

Continuous, Mo 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m., CJ3, Thu 9:45 a.m.-11:15 a.m., CJ2, Fri 1:15 p.m.-2:45 p.m., CJ2 (Department of Foreign Languages)

Week

Subject

No. of Less.

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 –22. 9. 2023

Úvod – Výslovnost. Introduction – Pronunciation. Pozdravy a základní fráze. Greetings and Basic Phrases. Osobní zájmena. Personal Pronouns.

6

Podhorná

2

25. 9. 2023 –

29. 9. 2023

L 1 – Sloveso „být“. L 1 – Verb „to be“. Gramatický rod. Grammatical Gender.

6

Podhorná

3

2. 10. 2023 –

6. 10. 2023

L 2 – Prézens sloves.  L 2 – Present Tense of Verbs.

      6

Podhorná

4

9. 10. 2023 –13. 10. 2023

L 3 – Denní program. L 3 – Daily Routine. Základní číslovky. Cardinal Numerals.

6

Podhorná

5

16. 10. 2023 – 20. 10. 2023

L 4 – Orientace. L 4 – Orientation. Příklady lokálu singuláru. Examples of Locative Singular.

6

Podhorná

6

23. 10. 2023 – 27. 10. 2023

L 4 – Neurčitá a negativní zájmena a adverbia. L 4 – Indefinite and Negative Pronouns and Adverbs.

6

Podhorná

7

30. 10. 2023 –

3. 11. 2023

L 5 – V restauraci. Nakupování.

L 5 – In a Restaurant. Shopping. Akuzativ singuláru. Accusative Singular.

6

Podhorná

8

6. 11. 2023 –10. 11. 2023

L 6 – Minulý čas. L 6 – Past Tense.

6

Podhorná

9

13. 11. 2023 – 16. 11. 2023

Lidské tělo. Human Body.  Akuzativ a nominativ plurálu. Accusative and Nominative Plural.

4

Podhorná

10

20. 11. 2023 – 24. 11. 2023

L 6 – Genitiv singuláru. L 6 – Genitive Singular. Nakupování II. Shopping II.

6

Podhorná

11

27. 11. 2023 –

1. 12. 2023

L 6 – Řadové číslovky. L 6 – Ordinal Numerals. Datum narození. Date of Birth. Určování času. Telling the Time.

6

Podhorná

12

4. 12. 2023 –

8. 12. 2023

L 7 – Genitiv plurálu. L 7 – Genitive Plural. Nakupování III. Shopping III.

6

Podhorná

13

11. 12. 2023 – 15. 12. 2023

L 8 – Časové otázky. L 8 – Time Questions. Shoda jmen a sloves po číslovkách. Noun and Verb Agreement With Counted Expressions.

6

Podhorná

14

18. 12. 2023 –22. 12. 2023

L 9 – Budoucí čas. L 8 – Future Tense. Nedokonavá a dokonavá slovesa. Imperfective and Perfective Verbs. Slovesa pohybu. Verbs of Motion.

4

Podhorná

15

2. 1. 2024 –

5. 1. 2024

Opakování. Revision.

Závěrečný test. Final Test.

6

Podhorná

 

Completed by:

Credit

Requirements:

Students are supposed to participate actively in seminars which implies their concentration, being sufficiently prepared, doing homework assigned by the teacher.

Only in case they have fulfilled all the required duties, students are allowed to take the credit test. The minimum score to pass is 66%.

Students who pass each of three short tests written during the semester with the minimum score of 87% are relieved of the duty to take the credit test.

Literature:

 
  1. REŠKOVÁ, I. – PINTAROVÁ, M. Communicative Czech (Elementary Czech). 2009.
  2. Material presented in the course.
 

 

Czech II - Dentistry

Program of Study

:

Dentistry

Course

:

Czech 2

Abbreviation

:

CJA/ZAA42

Schedule

:

30 hours of seminars

Course Distribution

:

2nd Year, 3rd Semester

Number of Credits

:

0

Course Form

:

Seminars

 

 

Seminars:

Teachers:

Mgr. Veronika Glogarová

Study:

Continuous, Wednesday 9:45-11:15, CJ3 (Department of Foreign Languages)

Week

Subject

No. of Lessons

Teacher

1

18. 9. 2023 – 22. 9. 2023

Opakování. Revision.

2

Glogarová

2

25. 9. 2023 – 29. 9. 2023

Lidské tělo II. Human Body II.

2

Glogarová

3

2. 10. 2023 – 6. 10. 2023

Instrumentál plurálu. Instrumental Plural.

2

Glogarová

4

9. 10. 2023 – 13. 10. 2023

Zubní kámen. Tartar.

2

Glogarová

5

16. 10. 2023 – 20. 10. 2023

Kaz. Caries. Plomba. Filling.

2

Glogarová

6

23. 10. 2023 – 27. 10. 2023

Trhání. Extraction.

2

Glogarová

7

30. 10. 2023 – 3. 11. 2023

Úrazy zubů. Dental Injuries.

2

Glogarová

8

6. 11. 2023 – 10. 11. 2023

Ortodoncie. Orthodontics.

2

Glogarová

9

13. 11. 2023 – 16. 11. 2023

Lokativ plurálu. Locative Plural.

2

Glogarová

10

20. 11. 2023 – 24. 11. 2023

Citlivé zuby. Sensitive Teeth.

2

Glogarová

11

27. 11. 2023 – 1. 12. 2023

Dativ plurálu. Dative Plural.

2

Glogarová

12

4. 12. 2023 – 8. 12. 2023

Endodoncie. Endodontics.

2

Glogarová

13

11. 12. 2023 – 15. 12. 2023

Dětská stomatologie. Paediatric Dentistry.

2

Glogarová

14

18. 12. 2022 – 21. 12. 2023

Opakování. Revision.

2

Glogarová

15

2. 1. 2024 – 5. 1. 2024

Závěrečný test. Final Test.

2

Glogarová

 

Completed by:

Credit

Requirements:

Students who want to meet the credit requirements must take a written test and have a minimum score of 66%. They are expected to participate actively in class, complete homework assignments, and perform successfully on practice tests. Students are also required to attend class regularly.    

Literature:

 
  1. Material presented in the course (eg, www.nechcikazy.cz, www.zuby.cz).
 

 

Materials for Download/Print

General Medicine

Latin Vocabulary download / print in PDF
  Grammatical Exercises download / print in PDF
Czech Chorobopis - translated form  
  Use of Grammatical Cases  
  Conditional / Conditional Clauses download / print in PDF
  Imperative download / print in PDF
  Gradation of Adjectives and Adverbs download / print in PDF
  Verbs of Motion download / print in PDF
  Dative, Locative, Instrumental Plural download / print in PDF
     
Czech 1st Year  Pronunciation of Czech Sounds download / print in PDF
  Greetings and Basic Social Phrases download / print in PDF
  Adjectives download / print in PDF
  Verbs download / print in PDF
   Time Expressions download / print in PDF
   Imperfective and Perfective Verbs download / print in PDF
   Imperfective Future Tense download / print in PDF
   Indefinite and Negative Pronouns and Adverbs download / print in PDF
   Prepositions download / print in PDF
   Food download / print in PDF
   Likes and Dislikes download / print in PDF
  Health and Illness download / print in PDF
  Case History download / print in PDF
  Mock Test 1 download / print in PDF
  Mock Test 2 download / print in PDF
Czech 2nd Year  Vocabulary - Human Body download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Physical Appearance download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Lifestyle download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Case History download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Pain   
  Vocabulary - Symptoms and Diseases download / print in PDF
Czech 3rd Year  History taking - questions download / print in PDF
  Psychiatric History download / print in PDF
  Gynaecological History download / print in PDF
  Neurological Examination download / print in PDF
  Time expressions download / print in PDF

Dentistry

Czech Use of Grammatical Cases  
  Gradation of Adjectives and Adverbs  
  Imperative download / print in PDF
  Conditional / Conditional clauses download / print in PDF
  Verbs of Motion download / print in PDF
     
Czech 1st Year Vocabulary - Physical Appearance download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Lifestyle download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Pain  
  Vocabulary - Case History download / print in PDF
  Vocabulary - Basic Examination  
  Vocabulary - Tooth Structure download / print in PDF
Czech 2nd Year

Vocabulary - Human Body

Dative, Locative, Instrumental pl.

download / print in PDF

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Additional Online Materials

A Grammar of Czech as a Foreign Language  
Internet Language Reference Book  
Czech Language Portal  
Learn Czech  
Learn Czech - Basic Course  
Forvo how to pronounce Czech words
My Czech Republic practical info about life in the Czech Republic
Czech News latest news from the Czech Republic
Nechci kazy dental care information in Czech

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