Group T License Jihlava District

Driving School Nosek in Telč has been operating since 1993 and has earned a positive rating of 4.8 stars from 36 Google Maps reviews. The school is operated by AJN s.r.o. and Mgr. Jaromír Nosek, with instruction provided by experienced instructors Ing. Jakub Nosek and Jitka Nosková. The driving school offers comprehensive training for all driving license categories - from mopeds and motorcycles through passenger cars to commercial vehicles and tractors. It features modern equipment including a driving simulator and electronic ride scheduling system that makes it easy for students to book training sessions. In addition to basic courses, it also provides requalification training, assistance with license reinstatement and conditioning drives. As an accredited training center, it provides regular and refresher training for professional drivers over 3.5 tons and courses for obtaining professional licenses in categories C, C+E and D.

Musil Driving School is the first private driving school in Jihlava and has trained over 35,000 drivers throughout its long history – a number that speaks for itself about the reliability and experience of this Jihlava institution. On Google, it maintains a rating of 4.7 stars, reflecting a quality approach to teaching and individual care for each student.

The school, operated by Antonín Musil, offers training for all license categories – Category B for passenger cars, T for tractors, C for trucks, and D for buses, including all standard expansions. A major advantage is the school's own closed practice facility – the polygon in Jihlava – where beginners can master the basics of vehicle control without the stress of real traffic. Modern equipment includes an air-conditioned classroom with 28 computers for road rules testing and a virtual driving simulator facility.

The school also provides professional driver qualification (CPC) training for those working in professional freight or passenger transport. Tuition can be paid in installments without any surcharge, which is particularly appreciated by younger students.