Write with me!
A2 Online Writing course
Do you recognize yourself?
- you understand texts and the spoken word quite well
- you can communicate in basic situations quite well
- but writing part of the A2 exam (or writing in Czech in general), scares you a bit
- you have never written anything in Czech
- or you don't know if the level of your text is sufficient
- you always use Google translator, but you can't do it on the exam or everytime you write
How would you feel, if you knew
- exactly what tasks to expect
- what your writing level is (without using a translator)
- what phrases to use, or have more variants
- how to improve your writing style so that you pass the A2 exam (or comunicate in everyday situations) without any problems
- someone read your text and gave you relevant feedback
Just for you, there is an online writing course Write with me!
Successfully master A2 writing!
When the level of the permanent residence exam changed from A1 to A2 in November 2021, it naturally affected writing as well. Now it is no longer enough to copy information to the form correctly or to text a friend, the level has shifted to greater independence. And that's what often scares candidates.
"But I don't write in Czech at all, and if I really have to, I use a translator or ask someone at work to check it... And they very often rewrite the whole thing for me".
I hear this quite often and frankly it doesn't have to be that way. Although A2 writing is more complex than A1, it still has a fixed format. It's just a matter of knowing what and where to write. And as I've been teaching A2 exam preparation since it started in November 2021 and more than 40 of my students passed the exam since then, I can grade your writing according to the exam criteria and give you feedback and tips for improvement.
So, if you've had enough of working with uncle Google and want to know how to write correctly
With the online course, you will get:
- the writing topics exactly in the format of the PR exam (this is not official material, but the format and level are the same)
- useful vocabulary and phrases that will make your writing easier
- examples for each topic
- practical tips and tricks from the exam practice
- a corrected task with an explanation of the mistakes
- tips for improving the text or synonymous phrases
- assessment that the task would pass or fail the test and why
Technical parameters:
- Online course in a client's section
- 7 units
- 7 Examples
- 26 Tasks
- Plenty of tips and tricks
- Feedback on your handwritten or typed texts via email within max. 7 days
Course content:
- Filling in the forms
- Writing formal and informal emails: apology, invitation, postcards and greetings, polite request, order and complaint
- Vocabulary and phrases for each topic
- Grammar reminders
How it works:
- You will receive login information for the client section
- You will go through the lessons individually
- At the end of each lesson, you'll send your handwritten or typed assignment to my email
- I will send you feedback within a maximum of 7 days
How is this course different from a classic writing course with correction?
This is a comprehensive course that guides you through the entire writing part of the permanent residence exam. If you don't have to take the exam, it will teach you the basics of everyday written communication in Czech. You will go through the entire writing process from vocabulary and phrases, through examples and practical tips and tricks to the final text with correction and feedback.
Is this course for me if I am not taking the residency exam?
Definitely yes! The course guides you through vocabulary, phrases and examples of common written communication in Czech. You will learn phrases that you often hear, understand, but sometimes have trouble recalling their exact wording at the right moment. You will also expand your knowledge of synonymous phrases, go through many examples and, above all, write everything on your own and receive feedback. The greatest value of the course is that it helps you gain more confidence and independence in writing itself.
Reference:
I did the A2 writing course as a supplement to the conversation lessons and it saved me a lot of time and nerves. In the lesson, we didn't waste time writing and correcting and could focus on conversation. The course helped me a lot with vocabulary in general but mostly with the phrases I need for writing in Czech. I had never wrtiten anything in Czech before, max. I used some short texts translated with Google. After this course I'm sure about phrases I should use for formal and informal emails and I stopped directly translated from English or my native language. I also appreciate the quick feedback Veronika gave me during the whole course.
The course is logically structured, practical, systematic, full of good tips - grammatical, practical. I enjoyed the graphics. The teacher gave me a quick and well-structure feedback and I could apply her suggestion to my texts. Thank you!
When Veronika offerd me the writing course, I expected someting basic, e.g. some tasks with correction. But I need to say I was very surprised how complex the course is. There's plenty of vocab in every unit which makes you feel you know quite a lot of words in Czech, there are also some lovely post-its with grammar tips as well as some practical tips Vero gathered during her teaching experience. Here you simply find everything you need to start writing in Czech. Bravo, Vero!
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I am a Czech language teacher and for almost a decade I have been introducing the beauty of my native language to foreigners, helping them to overcome its difficulties and motivating them to study it and use it in everyday life.
Czech is a beautiful and rich language that everyone can find a way to learn if they set their mind to it, because in my opinion, you can study Czech anywhere, anytime