Went to upgrade my DZ to AZ. Knowledgeable, friendly, patient staff who are willing to take the time and steps necessary to ensure that you fully comprehend what you are doing and are comfortable with doing so. Nice equipment to learn on as well. Read Less

I loved it even though it was a steep learning curve. The class sessions seem long by 4:30 or 5 pm but all the info is well covered by the instructor. I passed with 90% and was able to be employed quickly afterward. The fork lift driver day course was .... well, ....I had issues with my treatment compared with my co classmate that day. I did finish and I did pass without question. My first time driving it and gently bumping a rack (while he was chatting to my classmate and NOT watching me) he asked/stated "Why did you do that?" and then waited for me to come up with an answer. His attitude of there being only two reasons to make an error were unrealistic, distressing and offensive to me. An error happens a) because you weren't paying attention or b) You did it on purpose. This leaves no room for ANY learning curve. Please do not allow him to do that to you. I felt diminished. Office staff are wonderful, trainers are great but each has a different teaching method and techniques. It may be more effective to switch out trainers and new drivers over the course. More backing time is needed (for me, anyway) and for second career choice, with the grants for retraining Canadians it is worth it. They are personable, the students seemed to mix readily, though there is very little time, or reason in the classroom to relate your personal experiences. I was comfortable there and passed my first drive test with MTO and at my choice of employers. I am not it love with the idea that you have a 3 hour practical driving lesson booked, and then realize on your first time out that you are actually committed to be in the truck with another student for 6 hours. (I never did end up in the 3 students =9 hours on the road, thank goodness, and I hope they are not are not doing that now). GREAT COMPANY that takes producing WELL trained drivers seriously. PS: There were 4 women in my class of approximately 15 people, and all ages. It was a first for them but I'm sure, it's happening more. Read Less

I think you will not be disappointed going through Tri-County truck training and your success obtaining your licenses A or D and Z will open doors as Tri-County Truck Training is well known for their reputable school in this truck training industry for you to be successful. The trucking industry knows that Tri-County teaches their students about the mechanics as well as the laws for your handling the trucks professionally so that you are successful to drive as a professional if you continue what they teach you into your career. I wish you all the best Read Less