Age 21 or older (preferred). Ability to read and write fluently in English. Ability to cross the USA/Canada Border legally and commercially. Physically fit and able to perform a variety of tasks (some physically demanding). A mechanical aptitude (preferred). Grade XII if under age 21. Acceptable Driver Abstract regarding current industry standards. Valid Driver's license. Pass Provincial Medical Exam. Obtain Class 1 Learners and Air Brake Endorsement Permits. A healthy positive attitude and a strong willingness to learn. English benchmark level of 6 in Speaking, Reading & Comprehension.

Complete the application and forward it, together with your Driver's Abstract and deposit of $100.00 to secure a seat in the class. Deposit will be refunded within 90 days by a written request. Make application for Student Financial Assistance if required (takes 3-4 weeks). Tuition payable will be divided into three (3) payments and all tuition has to be paid before the road test for Class 1 license. Obtain your instructional permit (beginners license) for Class 1 and air brake at a Driver Licensing Centre. A medical examination is required for Manitoba Motor Vehicle Branch. Please schedule the medical prior to the course commencement. Notify Employment Insurance Centre (if on benefits) as to your decision to enroll in the course. If you require a confirmation letter we will have to have your application for class before issuing the confirmation letter. We will also require from them stating what Employment Insurance Centre in funding you for. We will contact you in writing or by phone prior to the start date with any final details if necessary. Obtain a Criminal Record Search for your local law enforcement agency. The Winnipeg Police Service provides this assistance in Winnipeg. Bureau of Police Records is located at 151 Princess Street on the 4th floor directly across from the elevator. The phone number is 986-6073. Obtain a Drivers Abstract from an Motor Vehicle Branch here in the city.