For expats in Warsaw
Driving lessons in English in Warsaw
Full category B training with an English-speaking instructor, hours that fit around work, and exam preparation on the calm route at WORD Grójec.
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English-speaking instructors
Instructors who teach internationals every week, not a colleague who once studied abroad.
Flexible hours
Early mornings, evenings and weekends around your work schedule.
Paperwork support
Medical check, PKK application and exam booking, explained and handled with you.
Theory in English
The official theory exam is available in English; we prepare you with the same question base.
Polish exam commands
You learn the short list of Polish phrases you will hear from the examiner.
Same car for the exam
A 2025 Hyundai i20 for Grójec and a 2026 Suzuki Swift for Warsaw — you never meet a new car on exam day. We also train in a 2026 Toyota Yaris.
Specialist driving sessions — before your test
Diagnostic driving session with an examiner
Find out what needs more practice and approach your driving test with a clearer plan.
Who is it for:
- You are having trouble passing the state driving test.
- You want a thorough assessment of your skills before the test.
- You want to record a mock driving test along test routes for later analysis.
- You want to practise all test tasks with a driving instructor who also holds examiner and advanced driving instructor qualifications.
- You have other needs related to preparation for your driving test.
Questions about lessons in English
Are the driving lessons really in English?
Yes. Every lesson, briefing and debrief is in English with an instructor who works with international students daily. You also learn the short list of Polish commands used during the exam.
Where do the lessons start?
We pick you up in Warsaw at a meeting point agreed with you — near your home, your office or a metro station.
Can I book lessons outside working hours?
Yes. Early mornings, evenings and weekends are available; most of our international students drive before or after work.
How many hours will I need?
The legal minimum for category B is 30 hours of driving. How many you actually need depends on your experience — if you already drive abroad, extra exam-focused hours are usually enough.