Training
The STA is pleased to offer a variety of training courses created specifically for the commercial trucking industry.
Courses are offered to Members and non-Members. STA Members receive discounts on all training offerings. All training is held on site at 418A McDonald St, Regina, SK or via Zoom. All in-person training follows all Government of Saskatchewan COVID-19 health guidelines.
Training Categories
Training Calendar
Scheduling information for all upcoming Saskatchewan Trucking Association training courses.
Certificate of Recognition
A designated full-time permanent employee must take prescribed training offered by the Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA). The training is conducted to help the employer understand and commit to the program, and for the full-time employee to become the company's designated Internal Auditor.
Certified Transportation Safety Coordinator
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) and its board have recognized the importance of industry-relevant training for safety practitioners.
Certified Transportation Safety Professional
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) and its board have recognized the importance of industry-relevant training for safety practitioners.
Commercial Driver Training
The STA offers a variety of training courses created specifically for the commercial trucking industry.
Commercial Driver Instructor Training Course
The Saskatchewan Trucking Association is pleased to partner with SGI in delivering the Mandatory Entry Level Training (CDIT) Instructor Preparation Course.
CarriersEdge Online Training
Over 60 on-demand, online training courses for commercial drivers provided in partnership with CarriersEdge.
Books & Products
Browse our inventory of guides and log books for the trucking industry.
Resources
This is our growing collection of training resources for your career in commercial trucking.
Empowering Women with Transportation Industry Skills
Women Shifting Gears
The STA, YWCA Saskatoon and Saskatchewan Ministry of Immigration and Career Training have launched a pilot-program to encourage more woman to participate in the trucking industry.
