Professional Training South Bohemian Region

Autoškola PELLA in Strakonice is one of the largest driving schools in the South Bohemian region, enjoying a positive rating of 4.3 stars from satisfied graduates. The school has been operating since 1992 as part of an established transportation company, allowing it to offer training on a wide range of vehicles from motorcycles through passenger cars to trucks and buses.

An experienced team led by Pavel Švec prepares future drivers for all categories of driving licenses. A key advantage is the ability to combine training for multiple categories simultaneously, such as B + A2 or C + E, saving both time and money. For professional drivers, the school offers both initial and regular professional competence training.

Those interested in requalification can take advantage of cooperation with the labor office and obtain a driving license including professional certification free of charge with subsidies up to 50,000 CZK. A modern fleet meeting EURO 6 standards ensures quality preparation for today's traffic conditions.

Autoškola Holba is an established family driving school in České Budějovice, preparing students for driving tests since 2007. Lessons proceed at an individual pace, with instructors ensuring that each student leaves with sufficient confidence behind the wheel. The school offers courses for AM, A1, A2, A and B license categories, with theory sessions taught in an accessible and engaging manner suitable even for less academically-inclined applicants. Graduates regularly achieve above-average results at their final exams at the traffic inspectorate. Courses can be completed in a standard two-to-three month format or as an accelerated course within two months, with installment payment available. Autoškola Holba is an affordable and quality choice for anyone wishing to obtain a driving license in České Budějovice.

David Driving School has deep roots in the South Bohemian region – it was founded in 1990 as the very first private driving school in the region. Over more than 35 years of operation, it has trained thousands of new drivers and grown from humble beginnings into a network of three branches: in Třeboň, České Velenice, and České Budějovice.

The school is run by Josef David with an experienced team of instructors who emphasize safe and confident vehicle handling. Classes take place in modern, well-equipped classrooms with educational software, while practical training uses modern vehicles with both manual and automatic transmissions. The school also offers the L17 program, allowing future drivers to begin training before reaching the age of seventeen.

The curriculum includes motorcycle license courses for categories AM, A1, A2 and A, car license courses for category B, trailer extensions to B+E, and training for commercial vehicle categories C and C+E. Tuition can be paid in installments at no extra charge.

Autoškola Marian Nosek in Sezimovo Ústí offers comprehensive driver education from motorcycles through passenger cars to trucks and buses. The school is led by Bc. Marian Nosek and its strength lies in the wide range of combined courses that allow obtaining multiple driving licenses at once at a favorable price.

The classroom accommodates up to 30 students and is equipped with computers available during office hours for independent practice of exam tests. For practical preparation, a driving simulator is available that simulates real road situations.

The driving school also provides professional training including an initial course of 140 or 280 hours for future truck and bus drivers, ongoing professional competency training, and fleet driver examinations. For drivers returning to driving after a longer break or those who want to improve their skills, practice drives are available including training on automatic transmission vehicles.

Autoškola Marie Šiborová, based in Soběslav with a branch in Tábor, offers a wide range of training programs for personal and commercial vehicles. The school provides instruction for all driving license categories including specialized groups for tractors and buses. In addition to standard driver training, they focus on professional driver education - providing entry courses of 140 hours and regular seven-hour training sessions for professional qualification holders. The offering includes machinery operator courses and forklift operator training with regular refresher courses. The driving school cooperates with the labor office and enables unemployed individuals to obtain C, C+E, or D category licenses free of charge. Additional services include expert assessments for traffic accidents and vehicle valuations. Training is conducted flexibly according to individual needs with installment payment options. The school uses modern textbooks from Schröter publishing house.