Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka

What Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka does

Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka (KJJ) is a Czech public educational institution operating a six-year conservatory and a three-year higher vocational school (VOŠ) under a single legal entity established and funded by the Prague Metropolitan Government (MHMP). The institution is a příspěvková organizace (contributory organization) with legal subjectivity, headquartered at Roškotova 4/1692, Prague 4 - Braník. Its primary customers are secondary and post-secondary students pursuing professional music training.

KJJ's core academic offerings are the Conservatory programs in Hudba (Music), Muzikál (Musical), and Populární zpěv (Popular Singing), and the VOŠ programs in Hudba – zaměření Jazz (Music – Jazz focus) and Tvorba textu a scénáře (Text and Screenplay Writing), the latter two described as unique within Czech higher vocational education. The institution differentiates itself through an explicit focus on jazz, pop, rock, and musical theatre rather than classical conservatory tradition. Supporting facilities include the Domov mládeže (student dormitory), the Školní studio (a digital recording studio built around Cubase 5.5 DAW with R.M.E. and PreSonus AD converters supporting up to 28 simultaneous audio tracks, Mackie Control Universal Pro motorized fader control, and 5.1 surround processing), and the Školní knihovna (a library holding approximately 4,000 books and 2,000 musical scores).

KJJ's revenue model is anchored in MHMP public funding as a příspěvková organizace, supplemented by ancillary fees. Studio time rents externally at 800 Kč/hour (commercial) with a 50% student discount on non-school projects; dormitory and library services carry nominal fees; and supplementary activities (room rentals, professional courses, accommodation, cultural productions) are priced per the official price list. Selection is via talent examinations, applications submitted electronically through the DIPSY system or in paper form. The institution is led by Director Eduard Klezla with statutory deputy Pavel Šimáček, and operates under Czech educational law 561/2004 Sb. No private investors, funding rounds, or M&A activity are present.

Name

Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka

Legal name

Konzervatoř a Vyšší odborná škola Jaroslava Ježka

Website

https://kjj.cz

Company type

Private

Founded year

1990

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka is a Prague-based public music conservatory and higher vocational school, funded by MHMP, offering six-year conservatory and three-year post-secondary programs specializing in jazz, pop, musical theatre, and screenwriting for aspiring music professionals.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Music Education Services

NAICS

Fine Arts Schools (61161), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Music Conservatories & Music Colleges (EDAHAJAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Music Instruction (Instrumental & Vocal) (EDAMAAAE), Performing Arts Programs (Band, Choir, Orchestra, Theater) (EDAJAJAE)

Keywords

• Music conservatory education
• Higher vocational school
• Jazz and popular music training
• Musical theatre programs
• Secondary music education

Headquarters

HQ city

Branik

HQ country

Czechia

HQ region

Europe

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Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Pricing tiers

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka operates as a dual-institution music conservatory and higher vocational school in Prague. It offers a six-year secondary conservatory program (Hudba / Music, Muzikál / Musical, Populární zpěv / Popular Singing) and three-year post-secondary vocational programs in Hudba – zaměření Jazz (Jazz Music) and Tvorba textu a scénáře (Text and Screenplay Writing). Supporting services include a dormitory (Domov mládeže), a digital recording studio, and a specialized music library.

Product overview

Konzervatoř a VOŠ Jaroslava Ježka operates as a dual-institution music conservatory and higher vocational school. The Conservatory (Konzervatoř) is a six-year secondary school offering programs in Hudba (Music), Muzikál (Musical), and Populární zpěv (Popular Singing). The Higher Vocational School (VOŠ) provides three-year post-secondary programs in Hudba – zaměření Jazz (Jazz Music) and Tvorba textu a scénáře (Text and Screenplay Writing). Supporting facilities include the Domov mládeže (Dormitory), Školní studio (Recording Studio), and Školní knihovna (Library). The institution specializes in jazz, pop, rock, and musical theatre education.

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Products and services

• Konzervatoř (Conservatory) Six-year secondary school providing complete secondary and higher vocational education in music programs: Hudba (Music), Muzikál (Musical), and Populární zpěv (Popular Singing). The school embraces jazz, pop, rock, musical theatre, and other significant musical genres of the 20th and 21st centuries. Intended for students who have completed primary education and seek professional music training.
• Vyšší odborná škola (Higher Vocational School) Three-year post-secondary educational programs offering Hudba – zaměření Jazz (Music – Jazz) and Tvorba textu a scénáře (Text and Screenplay Writing). These programs are unique offerings within Czech higher vocational education. Intended for graduates of secondary education seeking advanced specialization in jazz music or screenplay/text writing.
• Domov mládeže (Dormitory) Residential facility providing accommodation, meals, and educational activities for students of the conservatory and higher vocational school. Serves out-of-town students requiring housing and meal services during the academic year.
• Školní studio (School Recording Studio) Sound and recording studio serving primarily the school but also available for rental to external parties. Features include 5.1 format processing, digital recording via Cubase 5.5 DAW, AD converters from R.M.E. and PreSonus supporting up to 28 real-time audio tracks, and instructional use for Studio Practice and Electroacoustic Music courses.
• Školní knihovna (School Library) Library facility housing approximately 4,000 books, 2,000 musical scores, and a media collection with audio/video cassettes, CDs, DVDs, and LPs. Focuses on jazz, popular, and classical music publications. Serves students and staff of the conservatory.

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Technology focussed No

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Recent moves5 records

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Direct peers

• Třinecká konzervatoř: Smaller Moravian conservatory with secondary and post-secondary music programs; comparable state-funded institutional structure, useful as a small-scale Czech conservatory benchmark.
• Konzervatoř Pardubice: Regional Czech conservatory providing secondary and post-secondary music and performing-arts education. Comparable funding model and curriculum mix including popular-music offerings.
• Janáčkova konzervatoř a Gymnázium v Ostravě: Major Moravian conservatory offering six-year secondary and post-secondary music programs; comparable institutional model (state-funded secondary + VOŠ) and similar talent-based admissions, providing a domestic benchmark outside Prague.
• Konzervatoř Brno: Brno-based conservatory offering secondary and post-secondary music programs with a jazz/performing-arts orientation. Directly comparable public-funded conservatory model competing for Moravian-Silesian talent.
• Pražská konzervatoř: Prague's classical-music conservatory; the closest geographic and curricular counterpart to KJJ. Both offer six-year secondary music programs in Prague and compete for the same Czech talent pool, though Pražská konzervatoř is classical-focused while KJJ targets jazz/popular genres.
• Hudební a taneční fakulta Akademie múzických umění v Praze (HAMU): Music faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, the leading tertiary-level music institution in the Czech Republic. Overlaps with KJJ on jazz and popular-music training but operates at university (Bc./Mgr.) level rather than secondary/VOŠ.

Broad incumbents

• Royal Academy of Music (London): Long-established European conservatory with both classical and jazz/popular programs. Operates at a different funding and scale model but represents the upper-bound quality benchmark for conservatory-style music education.
• Berklee College of Music: Internationally recognized music institution specializing in contemporary, jazz, and popular music. The international reference point for the same modern-genre focus that distinguishes KJJ domestically, useful as an aspirational benchmark.
• Akademie múzických umění v Praze (AMU): Parent institution of HAMU, DAMU, and FAMU; the umbrella Czech performing-arts higher education body. Broader and at a higher academic tier than KJJ but competes for the same Prague-based talent pipeline.

Regional players

• Vyšší odborná škola herecká Praha (VOŠH): Prague-based post-secondary vocational school focused on acting and theatrical performance; comparable VOŠ funding model and audience overlap with KJJ's Musical Theatre / Text & Screenplay programs.

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Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

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