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Class b
Training Program
The BZ Training program offers students both theoretical and practical training to safely operate a school bus. The B Class Training program offers both theoretical and practical training to help students safely operate a school bus. Each package includes a road test at a Drive Test Centre. Upon successful completion, students will receive an Ontario BZ Driver’s License. If you have prior experience driving a bus or hold a license from another country but are unable to commit to the full BZ program, these packages might be a good fit for you.
1. Pre-trip inspection
2. Airbrake practical and safety inspections
3. Defensive driving
4. Route planning
5. Passenger procedures
6. Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
7. Highway training
8. Safety requirements
9. Emergency procedures
2. Airbrake practical and safety inspections
3. Defensive driving
4. Route planning
5. Passenger procedures
6. Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
7. Highway training
8. Safety requirements
9. Emergency procedures
Depending on your experience (or lack of experience) you can register for a combination of training programs that suit your needs.
Each Driving Lesson is scheduled for 1 Full Hour.
Topics covered during training include Vehicle Inspections, On the Road Training, Yard Work and Safety Procedures.
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
8 Driving Lessons, Road Test Scheduling, Vehicle for Road Test $1139 + Tax = $1,287.07
Extra Lesson (60 Minutes in Duration) $100.00+ Tax = $113.00
Extra Road Test $442.48 + Tax = $500.00
Air Brake Z Endorsement + Retest if Required $250 + Tax = $282.50
SBDIC Course $250.00 + Tax = $282.50
8 Driving Lessons, Road Test Scheduling, Vehicle for Road Test $1139 + Tax = $1,287.07
Extra Lesson (60 Minutes in Duration) $100.00+ Tax = $113.00
Extra Road Test $442.48 + Tax = $500.00
Air Brake Z Endorsement + Retest if Required $250 + Tax = $282.50
SBDIC Course $250.00 + Tax = $282.50
After successfully completing the road test with the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO), students will be awarded an Ontario BZ Driver’s License.
1. A valid Ontario Class 'G' license or higher
2. Knowledge of the Rules of the Road and traffic signs (handbook and materials will be provided to help pass the knowledge tests)
3. Completed MTO-approved medical form
4. No convictions or findings of guilt within the last five years for two or more offences under the Criminal Code of Canada, committed on different dates using a motor vehicle or while in control of a motor vehicle.
2. Knowledge of the Rules of the Road and traffic signs (handbook and materials will be provided to help pass the knowledge tests)
3. Completed MTO-approved medical form
4. No convictions or findings of guilt within the last five years for two or more offences under the Criminal Code of Canada, committed on different dates using a motor vehicle or while in control of a motor vehicle.
You can register in person, by phone, or online.
After registration, students will receive a confirmation email with details of their enrolment, including a username and password to access the online portal where they can manage their schedule and payments.
Public transit and school bus drivers play an important role in every community by helping people reach their destinations safely and on time. There are many job opportunities with major cities and companies. Here are a few places to start your job search:
1. Transit Operator Recruitment ,br> 2. GO Transit
3. Temporary Transit Operator Recruitment Process
4. Indeed.com
And many others!
1. Transit Operator Recruitment ,br> 2. GO Transit
3. Temporary Transit Operator Recruitment Process
4. Indeed.com
And many others!
There are various financing options that may be available to you.
For more details, please visit our Financial Help page.
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1. Pre-trip inspection
2. Airbrake practical and safety inspections
3. Defensive driving
4. Route planning
5. Passenger procedures
6. Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
7. Highway training
8. Safety requirements
9. Emergency procedures
2. Airbrake practical and safety inspections
3. Defensive driving
4. Route planning
5. Passenger procedures
6. Regulatory and legal requirements in Canada and the US
7. Highway training
8. Safety requirements
9. Emergency procedures
Depending on your experience (or lack of experience) you can register for a combination of training programs that suit your needs.
Each Driving Lesson is scheduled for 1 Full Hour.
Topics covered during training include Vehicle Inspections, On the Road Training, Yard Work and Safety Procedures.
Lessons can be scheduled 7 days a week, from 8am-10pm.
8 Driving Lessons, Road Test Scheduling, Vehicle for Road Test $1139 + Tax = $1,287.07
Extra Lesson (60 Minutes in Duration) $100.00+ Tax = $113.00
Extra Road Test $442.48 + Tax = $500.00
Air Brake Z Endorsement + Retest if Required $250 + Tax = $282.50
SBDIC Course $250.00 + Tax = $282.50
8 Driving Lessons, Road Test Scheduling, Vehicle for Road Test $1139 + Tax = $1,287.07
Extra Lesson (60 Minutes in Duration) $100.00+ Tax = $113.00
Extra Road Test $442.48 + Tax = $500.00
Air Brake Z Endorsement + Retest if Required $250 + Tax = $282.50
SBDIC Course $250.00 + Tax = $282.50
After successfully completing the road test with the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO), students will be awarded an Ontario BZ Driver’s License.
1. A valid Ontario Class 'G' license or higher
2. Knowledge of the Rules of the Road and traffic signs (handbook and materials will be provided to help pass the knowledge tests)
3. Completed MTO-approved medical form
4. No convictions or findings of guilt within the last five years for two or more offences under the Criminal Code of Canada, committed on different dates using a motor vehicle or while in control of a motor vehicle.
2. Knowledge of the Rules of the Road and traffic signs (handbook and materials will be provided to help pass the knowledge tests)
3. Completed MTO-approved medical form
4. No convictions or findings of guilt within the last five years for two or more offences under the Criminal Code of Canada, committed on different dates using a motor vehicle or while in control of a motor vehicle.
You can register in person, by phone, or online.
After registration, students will receive a confirmation email with details of their enrolment, including a username and password to access the online portal where they can manage their schedule and payments.
Public transit and school bus drivers play an important role in every community by helping people reach their destinations safely and on time. There are many job opportunities with major cities and companies. Here are a few places to start your job search:
1. Transit Operator Recruitment ,br> 2. GO Transit
3. Temporary Transit Operator Recruitment Process
4. Indeed.com
And many others!
1. Transit Operator Recruitment ,br> 2. GO Transit
3. Temporary Transit Operator Recruitment Process
4. Indeed.com
And many others!
There are various financing options that may be available to you.
For more details, please visit our Financial Help page.
Tractor-Trailer Driver Training (200-Hour Program)
Air Brake Training Course [Saturday and Sunday 8:00am-3:00pm]
PDIC Course
Dangerous Goods Course
Logbook and Safety Course
Observation and Review
ROAD TESTS: 3 Road Test Attempts
PDIC Course
Dangerous Goods Course
Logbook and Safety Course
Observation and Review
ROAD TESTS: 3 Road Test Attempts
The course lasts 6 to 8 weeks and includes 200 hours of training.
In-Class Training:
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday mornings: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday evenings: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
In-Cab/Yard Training (Average 10-14 hours per week):
60 hours of one-on-one instruction with the instructor
40 hours of group yard work (maximum 4 students per class), covering backing, inspection, and coupling/uncoupling.
In-Class Training:
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday mornings: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday evenings: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
In-Cab/Yard Training (Average 10-14 hours per week):
60 hours of one-on-one instruction with the instructor
40 hours of group yard work (maximum 4 students per class), covering backing, inspection, and coupling/uncoupling.
A Class AZ License<br
Z Endorsement
PDIC Course Certificate
Dangerous Goods Certificate
Logbook and Safety Course Certificate
Program Completion Certificate for Insurers and Employers
PDIC Course Certificate
Dangerous Goods Certificate
Logbook and Safety Course Certificate
Program Completion Certificate for Insurers and Employers
A valid Ontario Class 'G' license or higher
Grade 10 English or an equivalent level of education
Successful completion of Ministry-approved aptitude testing
A medical examination
A written test for the Class A permit
Grade 10 English or an equivalent level of education
Successful completion of Ministry-approved aptitude testing
A medical examination
A written test for the Class A permit
You can register in person, by phone, or online.
New courses start every Monday.
After registering, students will receive a confirmation email with details about their enrollment, including a username and password to access the online portal where they can manage their schedule and payments.
Yes, there are plenty of opportunities in the Canadian trucking industry.
According to the Canadian Trucking Human Resources Council, the demand for AZ drivers is expected to keep rising. In 2014, the trucking industry had a shortage of 38,000 drivers, which was expected to grow to nearly 48,000 by the end of 2015. If this trend continues, the shortage could reach 175,000 by 2024. Over the next decade, the industry will need to hire 890,000 new drivers, or about 89,000 per year. The main reason for this need is replacing retiring drivers, which makes up almost half of new hires, with industry growth accounting for the rest.
In conclusion, there are strong prospects for a rewarding career in the trucking industry. Our Tractor Trailer Driver training program is well-regarded by employers and insurers, providing the skills you need to start your career as a Commercial AZ Driver.
You can register in person, by phone, or online.
New courses begin every Monday of the month.
After registering, students will receive a confirmation email with details about their enrollment, including a username and password to access the online portal where they can manage their schedule and payments.
There are various financing options that may be available.
For more details, please visit our Financial Help page.
AZ COMMERCIAL COURSE OUTLINE
Throughout the training, students will learn the skills needed to pursue a career as an AZ Commercial Driver. The program covers the rules and procedures that govern the trucking industry, and includes the following topics:
How environmental factors affect equipment performance
Basic vehicle operation and maneuvering skills to build confidence behind the wheel
The rules for safe operation
By the end of the program, students will have the skills needed to secure a job as a commercial driver in the transportation industry. A skilled driver must not only know how to operate the assigned vehicle but also understand the hazards related to the job. They will be trained to operate the equipment safely, ensuring their own safety as well as the safety of others in the workplace.
How environmental factors affect equipment performance
Basic vehicle operation and maneuvering skills to build confidence behind the wheel
The rules for safe operation
By the end of the program, students will have the skills needed to secure a job as a commercial driver in the transportation industry. A skilled driver must not only know how to operate the assigned vehicle but also understand the hazards related to the job. They will be trained to operate the equipment safely, ensuring their own safety as well as the safety of others in the workplace.
The course lasts 4 to 5 weeks and includes 103.5 hours of training.
For details on the fees and time commitment, please call 0123456789.
Upon completing the course, students will receive:
AZ Commercial Driver Training Certificate from the 103.5-hour program
A certificate from the TTSAO confirming graduates are insurable with major insurance companies
Class AZ License from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation
WHMIS, PDIC, and Dangerous Goods Certification
AZ Commercial Driver Training Certificate from the 103.5-hour program
A certificate from the TTSAO confirming graduates are insurable with major insurance companies
Class AZ License from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation
WHMIS, PDIC, and Dangerous Goods Certification
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
A valid Ontario Class 'G' license or higher
Grade 10 English or an equivalent level of education
Successful completion of Ministry-approved aptitude testing
A valid Ontario Class 'G' license or higher
Grade 10 English or an equivalent level of education
Successful completion of Ministry-approved aptitude testing
You can register in person, by phone, or online.
New courses start every Monday.
After registering, students will receive a confirmation email with their enrollment details, along with a username and password to access the online portal where they can manage their schedule and payments.