Driving school in Berlin Marzahn-Hellersdorf

Get your licence — at your own pace.

Category B, automatic, and driving at 17. Theory classes in German and in Russian.

We work out where it's getting stuck and stay with you — patiently, and without rushing — until you pass. Including if driving is something you've never felt confident about.

Illustrative image: a silver-grey compact car parked on a quiet, sunlit Berlin residential street. Not one of our training vehicles.
  • Category B · Automatic · BF17
  • Theory: German & Russian
  • Mercedes-Benz C-Class
  • Marzahner Promenade 25

Licences

What you can train for with us

We train for cars — manual and automatic. Which one suits you is something we work out in a consultation, before you sign anything.

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Category B

The standard car licence. Theory and practice under the German driver-training regulations, with preparation right through to both the theory and the practical exam.

02

Automatic

Training on an automatic — for anyone who would rather concentrate on the road and their mirrors than on the clutch. We have both manual and automatic cars.

03

Driving at 17 (BF17)

Accompanied driving from 17: you complete the full training and both exams at 17, then drive with a registered accompanying adult until you turn 18.

04

Refresher lessons

Got your licence but haven't driven in years? Individual lessons to get you back behind the wheel — no new course, no rush.

We also support the assessment process for regaining a lost licence. Give us a call and we'll tell you what applies in your case.

Arrange a consultation

Theory

Theory — in German and in Russian

Theory classes run on fixed evenings, 18:00–19:30. German on Monday and Thursday, Russian on Tuesday and Friday. You come to whichever session you'll follow most easily.

Illustrative image: theory-test study materials on a bright desk — notebook, pencil and two blank road-sign shapes. Not our classrooms.
Theory schedule. Subject to change — please call before your first session.
DayGermanRussian
Monday18:00 – 19:30no class
Tuesdayno class18:00 – 19:30
Wednesdayno classno class
Thursday18:00 – 19:30no class
Fridayno class18:00 – 19:30
Saturdayno classno class
Sundayno classno class

Two languages, one qualification

The Russian classes aren't a side course — it's the same mandatory syllabus, taught in the language you'll actually follow. You then sit the official exam in whichever language is approved for you.

Fixed evenings, easy to plan

No guessing when the next class is: the slots are set. Miss one and you pick it up in a later block.

Practice

Practice — lessons in a Mercedes

You'll drive Mercedes-Benz C-Class cars with air conditioning, ABS, airbags and power steering — manual and automatic. Solid, predictable cars that beginners settle into quickly.

Illustrative image: a view across the steering wheel and dashboard of a tidy, empty car interior. Not one of our training vehicles.

Instructors who stay calm

Our instructors train continuously and have an eye for exactly where you're struggling. We shore up the weak spots and build on what already works.

Free accident insurance

You're covered by accident insurance for the whole of your training, at no extra cost.

45 minutes per lesson

A driving lesson is 45 minutes. You arrange times directly with your instructor; cancellations need at least two working days' notice.

Enrolling

Enrolling and prices

Our prices are displayed on the price notice in the school — that's how driving-school pricing is required to work in Germany, and it means you get the figures that genuinely apply to you. We're happy to go through them with you on the phone first.

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    Call or write

    One short call is enough. We'll work out which category fits, when the next theory block starts, and what your training will cost.

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    Consultation at the office

    Come to Marzahner Promenade 25, Monday to Friday between 11:00 and 19:00, or by arrangement. You'll see the rooms, the price notice and us — with no obligation.

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    Training contract

    Only once everything is clear do you sign the training contract. Then it's on to theory classes and your first lessons.

No hidden costs, and no prices promised to you here sight-unseen — you get the current figures in person, before you decide.

Arrange a first consultation

Contact

Contact

The phone is quickest. If you'd rather write, we'll get back to you.

Just call: 030 680 736 51 — Monday to Friday, 11:00 to 19:00.

Address
Marzahner Promenade 25, 12679 BerlinMarzahn-Hellersdorf
Office hours
Mon–Fri 11:00–19:00 — or by arrangement
Theory
German Mon & Thu · Russian Tue & Fri, 18:00–19:30

Send us a message

Tell us briefly what you need and we'll come back to you.

A phone number or an e-mail address — whichever you prefer.