TopDoučování
Tutoring and entrance-exam preparation for primary-school pupils and foreign learners in Prague
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About TopDoučování
TopDoučování provides tutoring, entrance-exam preparation and Czech-language lessons for foreigners. Tutoring focuses mainly on mathematics and Czech, with individual in-person or online lessons and small-group exam preparation.
The agency serves pupils and their families, helping with schoolwork and preparation for secondary-school admissions. It is based in Prague, where it offers lessons in person.
Product: In-person and online tutoring, secondary-school entrance-exam preparation, and Czech lessons for foreigners.
Jobs at TopDoučování
Leadership
- Věra Amálie Václavovská · zakladatelka společnostiSource: business register
- Ivan Čutka · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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