Czech B1 case studies

The Czech B1 certificate is a CEFR-aligned credential confirming that a non-native speaker can cope independently in everyday Czech: handling routine transactions, understanding the main points of clear standard speech and text, and producing connected writing and speech on familiar topics. It is typically taken by long-term residents, university applicants, employees of Czech or international companies, and people preparing for citizenship or permanent-residence procedures where a language level is required. Candidates should always confirm with the specific institution which certificate and level it accepts. The exam is organised around five skill areas: reading comprehension, listening comprehension, written production, spoken production and interaction, and language use (grammar and vocabulary). The Czech B1 case studies are 5 cases and about 3,054 words.