Europe · 2 verified centres
The Czech Republic borders Germany and Austria, and its exam network reflects both. The Goethe-Institut in Prague examines the full A1 to C2 range plus TestDaF and works through licensed partner centres elsewhere in the country, while the Österreich Institut brings the Austrian ÖSD diploma to Brno.
Where to sit the exam
Each centre was checked on the exam board's own website. Dates and fees change, so confirm directly with the centre before you pay or travel.
Masarykovo nábřeží 32, 110 00 Praha 1
The institute also licenses partner examination centres elsewhere in the country - institutions authorised to run Goethe exams. Ask it for the list if Prague is far, rather than assuming the capital is your only option.
The Österreich Institut names Brno among the cities where it runs ÖSD exams. It publishes no Brno street address or fee list on that page, so ask for both when you register.
We do not publish individual sitting dates: they change too often to be safe. Follow the centre link for the current calendar.
Before you book
The institute states that partner institutions elsewhere in the country are authorised to run its exams. It keeps that list separately, so ask Prague which licensed centre is nearest before planning a trip to the capital.
The Austrian diploma runs through the Österreich Institut in Brno. If your employer is Austrian, or your file names ÖSD specifically, Moravia rather than Bohemia is where you are heading.
Czech candidates apply to both Germany and Austria, and the two do not always accept the same certificate. Confirm which board the authority handling your case wants before you book - the exams are not interchangeable on every file.
telc’s own register lists no Czech centre and we could not verify one independently. Treat that as "none found" rather than "none exists" - the register lags in places, so ask a school for its telc centre number if one claims to examine.
Sitting the exam abroad usually means one shot and a long wait for the next date. Practise in the real format first - Goethe, telc or DTZ - and let the analytics show which module still needs the weeks you have left.
FAQ
At the Goethe-Institut, Masarykovo nábřeží 32 in Prague, which examines A1 to C2 plus TestDaF and the Goethe-Test PRO. It also licenses partner examination centres elsewhere in the country. The Österreich Institut runs ÖSD in Brno.
Probably. The institute says partner institutions in the Czech Republic are authorised to run its exams, but publishes that list separately from its main exam page. Contact the institute for the centre nearest you.
Yes, in Brno through the Österreich Institut, covering A1 to C2 including the B2 for nursing and medical professions. It publishes no local address or fee, so ask for both when you register.
We checked telc’s own centre register and it lists none, and we could not verify one independently. Treat that as "none found" rather than "none exists": the register lags reality in places, so if a school tells you it examines telc, ask for its centre number before paying.
The exam boards maintain their own centre finders. They are the authoritative list.
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