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I just passed my driving test today and couldn't be happier. Øzkan is an amazing teacher who is both professional and easy to talk to. He managed to teach me everything I needed in just a few lessons. He is very informative and makes you feel confident behind the wheel. If you want a friendly and skilled instructor, Øzkan is the one!
Øzkan is the best instructor ever! He has a lot of patience and really knows how to guide and teach. ( I have friends who dont know how to do paralel parking but I tought them, as Øzkan showed me the right way). Moreover, Øzkan is very honest and always gives good feedback, so one knows where the mistakes are and what should be improved before going to the final test.
I worked with Ozzy Trafikskole for the exchange of my Turkish driving licence. They were very helpful in everything. Thank you.
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