Group A License Klatovy District

Senza Driving School in Klatovy operates under the leadership of Zdeněk Jurčík, who brings extensive and long-standing experience directly from road traffic into the teaching process. With a Google Maps rating of 4.6 stars, the school has earned the trust of students through its practical approach to instruction, where instructors are not merely trained theorists but true professionals with extensive hands-on experience.

The school focuses on training car and motorcycle drivers, offering complete courses for categories A2, A, and B. For holders of lower motorcycle licenses, shortened supplementary rides are available, enabling gradual expansion of driving privileges. A notable feature is the professional driver training offered for companies and individuals, which the school conducts either at its own classroom or directly at the client's premises.

Thanks to an individual approach and emphasis on safely navigating increasingly demanding road traffic, Senza Driving School prepares its students to move on the roads with confidence and composure.

SOŠ a SOU Sušice driving school is part of a secondary vocational school and training institute in Sušice, providing driver training for both enrolled students and the general public. Training is led by five experienced instructors using modern vehicles – Škoda Fabia cars, MAN trucks, Honda and Yamaha motorcycles.

The school offers courses for categories AM, A1, A2 and A (motorcycles), B (passenger cars), T (tractors), C (trucks) and C+E (truck trailers). Students enrolled in the Automotive Mechanic, Auto Electrician and Agricultural Machinery Repairman programmes can obtain the relevant driving licences free of charge as part of their vocational preparation.

Beyond standard courses, the driving school offers refresher lessons for various vehicle categories, re-examination preparation packages and beginner driver training. Theory classes take place in classrooms within the school grounds at U Kapličky 761, with practical sessions scheduled to accommodate working members of the public.