Autoškola Žižkov

They will teach you how to drive, but they will deliberately fail at driving exams so that you endlessly go to retakes and pay them money, or buy additional lessons from them for rather big money. I do not recommend

A school without a bias in Russian-speaking, this is a trick and do not bribe for cheapness. The worst school and cunning, irresponsible owners, after payment, the attitude towards students is dismissive, they will not give you an invoice for payment, everything is in black. I highly do not recommend.

Very bad school! There are no Russian-speaking teachers, the instructor shouts, constantly presses the pedals himself and does not try to teach. As if all this is specially thought out so that students fail the exam and pay for additional lessons

At the driving school, I ordered fitness rides, satisfaction for me. The teacher was very patient, it was easy to make an appointment, the trip ended where it suited me. After five rides, I drive the car without worries

He lost there for 2 years. Terribly behaving staff. He tries to pay only money for nothing. If you have Mr. Nightingale at every time The drive builds the house for snacks and coffee. Terrible

The driving school positions itself as a school for Russian speakers, but in fact there is not a single Russian-speaking instructor. Both instructors are Czechs who do not speak Russian at all, which makes communication and learning very difficult. Of the Russian speakers there, only the operator, who apparently answers calls from somewhere at home, and does not have any information at all, can only write down the term, and the woman who leads the theory, which, by the way, leads her disgustingly. Only 4 lectures, in which she constantly repeats the same thing. You won’t analyze tests, you won’t learn first aid, you won’t teach rules. In general, pay money, but learn everything yourself at home. I strongly do not recommend this school.

The theory in driving school is explained in a very understandable simple language, both in Russian and in Czech, which is very well remembered. The instructors are very nice and special thanks to Mrs. Klaus and Mr. Machačka. I had never had experience driving a manual before, it was he who taught me to drive a car manually from scratch. I passed for the first time. I recommend you study at this driving school, because you will not find a cheaper school, but at the same time be prepared to expend a lot of your energy if you really want to learn to drive.

Do not go to this school, their business model is similar: to lure Russian-speaking people without spending any resources on the learning process: 1) There is actually no education in Russian here. 2) There are 4 theory lessons in Russian, where you will be told that in the Czech Republic you should stop at the stop sign, where there is a good view, and not at the stop line. That's all you will know. 3) In order to pass the theory, you will have to go through the tickets yourself, you will not be provided with any training materials, no one will go through or sort out the tickets with you. 4) In practice, you will be taught to steer, press on the pedals and switch. 5) You will not be taught how to park until you ask, although it is required in the exam (I have not parked once in 14 compulsory classes) 6) When you nevertheless ask to teach you how to park, it will look like this: "turn the steering wheel there, turn it here, that's it, you parked." You will not receive any explanations on how to determine whether you are doing it right or not, you will not receive tips on how to determine for yourself what to do next. 7) They seem to create conditions on purpose so that you do not pass the exam. You arrive for the exam at 8 am, the commissioner appears only at 10-11 o'clock, then each student travels around the city for half an hour, if you appear later than 8, then you will be put under pressure. Having moved to another school, I learned more useful things in one lesson than here in the entire course.