Wyrwolová Driving School

I completed the entire course in 2 months and a few days for the standard price. Of course, it depends on the person, but I would like to thank Mr. Pěluch and Mr. Chobot the most. All 10 drives I took were pleasant and thanks to them I was completely stress-free already on the 4th drive. The simulators were the only thing that seemed really unnecessary to me. Maybe I somehow realized what was where, but everything worked differently in the car. Overall, with a few exceptions, the teachers are really nice, especially at the branches and I will even miss them. As for the exams, I waited less than a week before they called me, but it is clear to me that this is not organized by a driving school but by the municipality, and I was simply lucky. After completing the theory, I went for a practical drive the very next day and passed the entire exam on the first try.

As for the instructors and the approach to teaching, I was extremely satisfied. I guess it depends on who fits who, but I drove most of them with Ondra Marat and I wouldn't change anything. After the last drive, I had the theoretical exam after two weeks, and I waited another month for the practical one. That's not so great anymore. I don't know whose fault it is, whether it's the commissioners, a bad system or the driving school itself, but it's surprisingly quite unpleasant - to take the exam after a month and a half without driving. Fortunately, I managed to arrange one free conditioning drive about two days before the exam, so it's better than nothing. I was incredibly lucky with the commissioner during the exam - the student who drove the exam with me had a second attempt and an absolutely terrible experience with the previous commissioner. So I personally managed it the first time, but I really think that it's mainly about luck. The driving school and instructor are great, but it's definitely not worth the wait and the nerves of spending twenty thousand and still not getting your driver's license.

For me, a great and personal approach, thank you! Instructors are always willing to help and accommodate deadlines. During the rides, I came across a lot of instructors, and they were all calm and professional. The hours on the simulator are a bit unfortunate, they give you more bad habits than good ones, but I understand that it has to be that way. The continuous tests are good, they "force" you to learn continuously, and the real tests themselves are a piece of cake. As a negative, I evaluate the relatively low frequency and capacity of mandatory lectures, but nothing that could not be managed if you look into it in time.