Do you live, work or study in Poland for at least 185 days each calendar year and wish to get a driving licence? We offer driving courses for categories B and C conducted in English at the Warmian-Masurian Zakład Doskonalenia Zawodowego (Vocational Training Institute)!

Why Should You Choose Our Courses?

• One-to-one lessons in English – for a thorough understanding of the regulations and exam principles,
• Experienced instructors – patient and professional to guide you through the learning process,
• Flexible schedule – evening and weekend classes available,
• Modern vehicles – comfortable and well-equipped cars, including vehicles with automatic transmissions and trucks for driving lessons,
• Comprehensive test preparation – including both theory and practice to ensure you pass the first time.

• 30 hours of theoretical lessons – familiarising you with the general regulations arising from the road traffic code, with particular emphasis on issues related to driving,
• 4 hours of theoretical lessons and exercises in first aid for victims of road accidents,
• 30 hours of practical lessons – both on the manoeuvring area and the road – aimed at pragmatically refining driving skills and preparing you thoroughly for the exam.

We offer driving a car with an automatic transmission for those wishing to do so.

The state exam for the driving licence in category B includes:

• Theoretical part – computer-based test to verify your knowledge of the rules of the road and how to drive, available in English, German, and Ukrainian,
• Practical part – consisting of tasks in a manoeuvring area and driving around town.

• Age – at least 21 years of age (you can start the course 3 months before your birthday) or 18 years of age if you hold a certificate of professional competence (code 95) for categories C and CE, including an initial qualification,
• Residency in Poland for a minimum of 185 days in a calendar year (due to personal or professional ties) or certificate of study in Poland for at least 6 months,
• Category B Driving Licence,
• An up-to-date psychological certificate confirming the absence of contraindications to driving heavy goods vehicles,
• An up-to-date medical certificate confirming the absence of any contraindications to driving heavy goods vehicles,
• A Driver Candidate Profile (profil kandydata na kierowcę – PKK) obtained at the transport department with jurisdiction over your place of residence or domicile – we assist you in this process.

State Driving Test

• Theoretical part – computer-based test to verify the participant’s knowledge of the regulations and driving on the road,
• Practical part – final examination consisting of tasks on the manoeuvring area and driving around town.