SZI-TI '97 Driving Schools - SZI-TI '97 Driving Schools

Here I got the lawsuit for 5 years, there was no problem. The classroom training was good, it was not boring, the leadership I really liked was a good instructor.

Unfortunately, I share Hanna's opinion. Interestingly, as soon as someone writes a true opinion, they immediately come to acquaintances to defend. No matter who chooses this school, they will experience everything in their own skin! Bye bye

I respectfully ask the alleged students named Hanna Kovács and Barnabás Schmidt to kindly inquire about which driving school they actually enrolled before posting an opinion on the operation of the company on someone's website. Namely, students with such names did NOT and do NOT attend the SZI-TI 97 Bt. Driving School.

I don't know what Kovács Hanna is basing your accusations on, but it's all completely unfounded and smells of expiration! It is out of the question that you may have experienced such things at this school. Based on my personal acquaintance, I can confidently say that these are fair, reliable leaders and instructors who conscientiously teach raisins!

I, too, learned all the ins and outs of leadership here. Theoretical and practical education was also of a very high standard. In some situations, what the instructor said still pops up to this day. Responsibility is a complete and confident driver carved out of me I think. Those who travel with me to this day say that I drive very well and I can thank this for the SZI-TI'97 Driving School. For those who are now running for leadership, I would definitely recommend them!

I learned to drive at SZI-TI 97 Driving School. Both theoretical and practical education were of a high standard. I remember István's words to this day, I received very useful advice from him, which was not only important in the exam, but also in my daily life. I can only recommend them :)

Unfortunately, I started getting my license at this school and although I wouldn’t have done so. One instructor is worse than the other just going for the money. The theories of education are a big zero (unnecessary winter tires? How can an instructor say that?) And the topics are not taken over properly, just a discussion of how to trick a police officer. Not to mention the practical part, "You'll die if you have a license!" here is this slogan for the instructor on the part of the person who just wants to get a license, as well as the roar of smashing his three million car while just following his instructions. Pedagogically and humanly, it is zero. Unfortunately, several of my acquaintances bathed in this school. A lot of money can be left there and in return you won’t get any knowledge or worse, you will lose your temper for a lifetime of leadership. Not to mention that it’s good to be able to drive an hour instead of two because the instructor is smoking, talking to others while you’re waiting for the in a car for a miracle (for the price of two hours, of course). Driving comes with serious responsibilities, and the instructors at this school should know this and teach confident, responsible drivers!