At Canada Trust Driving School, we bring you a team of highly experience commercial vehicle trainers that can prepare you not only for achieving your commercial license, but to be effective and safe operators as commercial drivers.
Our instructors provide lessons in English, Russian, Persian (Iranian) and Urdu to accommodate our students and ensure they are fully prepared to become professional drivers.
Our Team
Simyon
Simyon brings extensive experience, knowledge and professional etiquette to the school. His value for teaching is evident through his teaching style, techniques and the atmosphere he maintains. Over 30 years of experience providing driving instructions to the community has made him a well known individual in the field.
Naser
With more than 30 years of experience with heavy machinery, Naser adds a new perspective to the school. His passion for teaching shows through his teaching method and integrity. He is known among his students for his patience, calmness and encouraging demeanor.
Andrei
Andrei’s dedication and conviction to the training of the students has been highlighted through his years of experience as a commercial driver trainer.
Farrukh
From teaching Air Brake Endorsement as a certified OSL signing authority, to preparing new and experienced drivers for their upcoming pre-employment road tests, Farrukh has been influenced many of the new young workforce of truck drivers.
Alex
Alex has been in the industry both as a driver and a trainer for over 20 years. As a veteran in the field, his experience with variety of equipment and machinery has helped hundreds of students start successful careers in various parts of the industry.
Canada Trust Driving Instructors
Driving instructors must have minimum 5 years of insured experience in the class of driving they wish to teach, a clean driving history and strong communication skills. Normally, province requires driving instructors to take driver safety courses and complete a provincial instructor licensing program.
Appropriate Driver’s License
Prospective driving instructors should have a driver’s license in the province where they wish to practice. They must not have a license suspended or revoked in any other province, nor must they have had a license suspended or revoked within the past two years. Additionally, Canada Trust driving instructors must understand these classifications and hold a license for the class of vehicle in which their expertise lies.