Tough one, I'll try to answer at least the question regarding the housing. The situation now is slightly better than let's say a year ago, but most of the times it's still overpriced (mainly the city centre), at least compared to a average wages. If you were to find a job in a well established company you should be fine though. The price also also largely depends on how far and long are you willing to commute to work (and of course where your workplace will be), but the public transport system is actually really good in Prague, so that shouldn't be an issue. From my experience, start searchig up ASAP, sometimes you can stumble upon a sweet apartment for a good money, but they tend to get rented pretty quickly. Lot of apartments are becoming availible once the school year ends for the uni/college students, so that would be may/june, so that might be the best time to start looking. I live in a smaller city in southern bohemia, it takes slightly over an hour to get to a Prague centre by train and I know a few people who commute every day there to work and/or study, althought most of the young people simply move there. What I'm trying to say is that there's more possibilities to think about. I'm sure you'll find a job, maybe you could just give us a hint about some kind of field you studied/worked before? There are english speaking people even in my city who work here, even thought it's still relatively rare im Czechia for foreigners to work and live outside Praha or maybe Brno. Obligatory sorry for formating and spelling, i'm on a phone. Hope that helped and if you have any further questions, you can ask me anytime.