Training-It could be the most important part of the equation to a successful career. It provides the foundation for a skill set that can last a lifetime. It provides knowledge that with the right attitude can be spread to others like wildfire. We can all agree that training is an important part of any career […]
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Truck Driver to Training Facility; What’s Involved?
With the implementation of M.E.L.T. (Mandatory Entry Level Training) a lot of drivers have moved from truck driver or owner operator to truck driver trainer. They see an opportunity in the industry to move to a model of teaching others, staying closer to home, and hopefully having a full roster of students to help make […]
Is Your Training Centre Technologically Savy?
As we move into 2020 the world of transportation is changing. Big issues like insurance and driver qualifications are top of mind and the driver shortage increases in the distance. The transportation industry has generally been an industry that is behind the times in many ways due to the large expense of equipment and changing […]
Certifying Your Training Facility With TTSAO
The Truck Training School Association of Ontario represents training providers and associated members offering training programs for the transportation industry. Although anyone can join the association schools registering as an accredited school must be certified. Many associations don’t require that their members be certified to be involved but the Truck Training School Association of Ontario […]
Starting a Trucking School Includes More Than Just Buying a Truck
“I want to start a trucking school.” This is a statement heard recently at a truck show from a driver that was getting tired of the road and wanted to slow down in his career. He had some people interested in his local area and thought it may be a good way to continue his […]
Driving School Culture Starts at the Top
Being involved with the training industry over many years both directly and indirectly I have heard reviews and complaints on certain types of schools in the industry. I have worked with good schools and heard and seen the bad ones. Many times looking at the schools from the outside may or may not allow you […]