Commercial Driver Instructor Training

The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) is pleased to partner with SGI in delivering the Commercial Driver Instructor Training Course.

Program Overview

Our goal is to enhance the quality of Saskatchewan’s Mandatory Entry Level Training (MELT) by strengthening the skills of those teaching it. This ultimately supports a stronger commercial driver training instructor, resulting in the creation of better-qualified Class 1 Drivers.

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Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be completed and submitted to the Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) prior to the start of the three-day Instructional Design and Delivery (IDD) course:

  1. Application form
  2. Licence requirements
  3. Satisfactory driving record
  4. Commercial driving experience and employment history
  5. Education requirements
  6. Criminal record check
  7. English Proficiency
  8. Examination process

Learn more details in SGI’s guide: Become a driver instructor – Class 1, 3 or Air Brake

Apprentice Instructor Process

You must successfully complete the following to obtain apprentice instructor certification status:

  1. SGI Training with a senior instructor at the employing driver training school
  2. STA Instructional Design and Delivery (IDD) course
  3. SGI assessment
  4. Apprentice instructor certification

Learn more details in SGI’s guide: Become a driver instructor – Class 1, 3 or Air Brake

Senior Instructor Process

Within 12 months of obtaining an apprentice certification status, the instructor must successfully complete the following to obtain a senior instructor certification status:

  1. STA’s Commercial Driver Instructor Preparation Course
  2. Commercial driving instructional techniques
  3. SGI assessment
  4. Senior instructor certification

Learn more details in SGI’s guide: Become a driver instructor – Class 1, 3 or Air Brake

Get started

Commercial Driver Instructor Application Form

Guide: Become a driver instructor

Courses

STA provides two courses in partnership with SGI to complete their Commercial Driver Instructor Training program.

Instructional Design and Delivery (IDD)

This is an essential course for entry-level and intermediate instructors to enhance their existing skills, learn new techniques, and bring increased values to their training programs.

3 Days

Commercial Driver Instructor Training

Drivers seeking a Class 1 commercial licence must first complete Saskatchewan’s entry-level training (CDIT). This course is provided to Instructors of the CDIT program.

8 Days

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PROGRAMS

Become a Driver Instructor

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