After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• speak and write between levels C1 and C2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
• speak grammatically accurately and without errors in pronunciation; his/her spoken language can thus become an everyday model to his/her pupils
• understand the basic linguistic terminology and is qualified to enlarge his or her knowledge in the field of linguistics
• study scientific literature in applied linguistics and linguistic didactics and draw conclusions for his or her own pedagogical practice
• critically compare his or her own culture to the culture of other countries and is able to lead his or her pupils towards this ability
• take advantage of the modern information sources and to use them in the primary school teaching
• arrange a direct contact with the target language countries
• choose literary texts suitable for teaching at primary schools and work with them to raise the pupils’ interest and to develop not only their language competence, but also their personalities
• apply the basic linguistic-didactic principles to practice
• plan lessons, use combinations of various methods and forms of teaching, including modern approaches (project teaching, problem teaching)
• take advantage of modern information technologies
• creatively process didactic materials
• flexibly react to changes and particular situations in his or her practice
• develop professionally, based on self-reflection