Category B driving licence courses taught in English · Manual & automatic · Jihlava, Czech Republic
We offer category B driving licence courses in English for non-Czech speakers living, studying or working in Jihlava and the wider Vysočina region.
"We teach more than just driving – we teach you how to truly DRIVE." – driving instructor
Our English-speaking instructors guide you through both theoretical lessons and practical driving training. You receive study materials in English and access to an e-learning section with translated test questions.
The school is located in the centre of Jihlava, near the bus terminal and train station (Jihlava město).
Valid for both manual and automatic transmission. Price includes theory lessons, practical driving training, English study materials, and e-learning access.
Prices may vary slightly depending on current capacity. Individual offer will be confirmed by e-mail.
| 1 hour of practical driving (45 min) – manual or automatic | 800 CZK |
| First practical driving exam | free |
| Repeat theory test (PSP) | 500 CZK |
| Repeat practical exam (includes 2 hours of training) | 2 000 CZK |
The course fee does not include two mandatory government fees, which are the same at every driving school in the Czech Republic:
700 CZK – fee to the Municipal Office of Jihlava for the final exam
200 CZK – fee for issuing the driving licence
Available for existing licence holders who want to build confidence or return to driving.
| 1 hour (45 min) – manual or automatic | 700 CZK |
| 4 hours or more | 650 CZK / hr |
| 10 hours or more | 600 CZK / hr |
Payment: bank transfer to mBank account 670100-2200381740/6210
(include your name in the payment reference), or cash in person.
All prices listed include VAT. VAT deduction is available for VAT-registered clients.
The exam consists of a theory test (PSP) and a practical driving test.
If you wish to take the theory test in English or another language, you must arrange a certified court interpreter for the exam day. Your instructor cannot interpret during the exam.
You may also choose to take the test in Czech without an interpreter – but if you fail without one, an interpreter will not be allowed at the next attempt.
After passing the exam, the driving licence is issued by the transport department of the municipality with extended jurisdiction. You must prove normal residence in the Czech Republic (permanent residence, study, or work) for at least 185 days in a calendar year.
See the Czech Ministry of Transport for details on licence exchange from EU and non-EU countries.
Both forms are in Czech and cannot be translated – please fill in the originals. Your instructor will help you at the first meeting.