Type of educational institution in English (and in national language) | ISCED levels provided | Main orientation of the programmes provided | Number of educational institutions | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | Public | Government-dependent private | Private independent | ||
| Nursery schools (mateřské školy) | 0 | (-) | 5344 | 4869 | 475 | (-) |
| Basic schools (základní školy) | 1, 2 | (-) | 4238 | 3908 | 330 | (-) |
| Secondary schools (střední školy) | 3 | G, V | 1285 | 954 | 331 | (-) |
| Conservatoire (konzervatoře) | 3 | V | 18 | 13 | 5 | (-) |
Source: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Data for 2021/22 ISCED= International Standard Classification of Education | ||||||
| G= General | V= Vocational | |||||
| (:) Data not available | (-) Not applicable | |||||
Terminology: The 2018 version of the Unesco/OECD/Eurostat Manual on concepts, definitions and classification can be consulted for the definitions of regular education (p.10); general and vocational programmes of education (p.19); as well as public institution, government-dependent private institution and private independent institution (pp. 24–26) | ||||||
Notes:
- The legal entity approach was used for data collection, i.e. one educational institution corresponds to a legal, administrative or organizational entity or unit, which may operate on a single institution site or cluster several institution sites.
- G, V: Some secondary schools provide both general and vocational education whereas some of them provide only general education or only vocational education.
- Based on the method of data collection in the Czech Republic, integrated schools, i.e. schools that have one directorate but offer more than one level of education (e.g. integrated nursery and primary schools / integrated primary and secondary schools, etc.) are counted as more than one educational institution.
- The government-dependent private schools include denominational schools (i.e. those established by a registered church or denominational association). There are no private independent institutions in the Czech Republic (ISCED 0–3).
| Type of educational institution in English and (in national language) | ISCED levels provided | Main orientation of the programmes provided | Number of educational institutions | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | Public | Government-dependent institutions | Private independent | ||
| Nursery schools (mateřské školy) | 0 | (-) | 112 | 87 | 25 | (-) |
| Basic schools (základní školy) | 1, 2 | (-) | 321 | 283 | 38 | (-) |
| Secondary schools (střední školy) | 2, 3 | G, V | 155 | 130 | 25 | (-) |
Source: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Data for 2021/22 ISCED= International Standard Classification of Education | ||||||
| G= General | V= Vocational | |||||
| (:) Data not available | (-) Not applicable | |||||
Terminology: The 2018 version of the Unesco/OECD/Eurostat Manual on concepts, definitions and classification can be consulted for the definitions of regular education (p.10); general and vocational programmes of education (p.19); as well as public institution, government-dependent private institution and private independent institution (pp. 24–26). | ||||||
Notes:
- The legal entity approach was used for data collection, i.e. one educational institution corresponds to a legal, administrative or organizational entity or unit, which may operate on a single institution site or cluster several institution sites.
- All schools listed above are schools established under section 16 paragraph 9 of the Education Act. This paragraph stipulates that independent schools (or classes/ departments/ groups) may be established for pupils with visual, hearing, physical, mental disabilities/impairment, autism, speech defects or multiple disabilities. These are schools without any regular class.
- G, V: Some secondary schools provide both general and vocational education whereas some of them provide only general education or only vocational education.
- The government-dependent private schools include denominational schools (i.e. those established by a registered church or denominational association). There are no private independent institutions in the Czech Republic (ISCED 0–3).