Alltruck Driver Training Celebrates 35th Successful Anniversary This Year
Leading Sydney heavy duty vehicle driving training & license assessment institute Alltruck Driver Training is celebrating its 35th successful anniversary this year. The company assures one-to-one RMS certified training at competitive rates.
Sydney, Australia – November 23, 2015 /MarketersMedia/ —
Alltruck Driver Training is reportedly celebrating its 35th successful anniversary this year. The institute has assured accredited heavy duty vehicle driving training & license HVCBA at competitive rates.
A name of big repute across NSW heavy duty vehicle driver training, Alltruck Driver Training has been operating since 1980. The RMS accredited institute is an initiative by seasoned full-time assessor Michael Sciberras who is one of the honourable directors of ADTA NSW.
“We are glad to announce that we are celebrating our 35th anniversary this year. Three decades and more have been quite a prolonged odyssey and we believe it’s our commitment to expert updated training, pleasant learning ambience, edgy vehicles & competitive rates- that have enables us to strive with glory for all these years”, stated a senior spokesperson from Alltruck Driver Training.
The company is a family owned & operated RTO. “Our RTO has been backed by wide range of procedures to ensure quality & consistency. It has always been our mission to provide our trainees with best possible facilities, trainers & support services – so that you can have an optimum learning environ exceeding your expectations.”
Speaking on the training courses, the institute manager commented on assistance with all kinds of heavy vehicle driver training & assessment courses. These includes HR license training in Sydney, MR license, Heavy Combination License, NSW coach & bus driver authority training, Heavy Vehicle Driver Verification of Competency, Heavy Vehicle Driver Professional Development Workshop, BFM for operators & Fatigue Management for Supervisors.
The courses commence with verbal instructions whilst the vehicle stays stationary or before a whiteboard. The next step progresses to low-level traffic situation prior to getting on busier roads.
“We mostly offer intensive assessment as it is preferred by most of the students. However, we are also flexible to deliver the training in multiple sessions if an intense training is too strenuous for you. Our RMS accredited trainers always go through constant improvement initiatives to ensure the most updated learning facility for the students, the manager explained.
He informed to supply ‘Hi-Vis’ vest safety clothing for trainees in case they don’t have their own for a secured risk free training ambience. One day Synchromesh/Automatic & Constant Mesh License training is also available here.
The leading truck training company has assured discounted rates in most of the cases for students taking to additional hours of training. Alltruck Driver Training accepts students with English as second language. The manager also noted to help students with disabilities if the latter are approved to drive by TNSW or RMS. The institute holds experience in training students with hearing issues, cerebral palsy, amputation problems & students with special needs.
A senior trainer from the institute emphasised on a one-on-one training approach for all students. “We always support our trainees with one-to-one training to ensure the best possible attention and learning. We accept students from any experience level, including the novices,” noted the senior trainer from Alltruck Driver Training.
About Alltruck Driver Training
Alltruck Driver Training is a leading RMS accredited RTO which has been offering heavy duty vehicle driving training & license assessment for 35 years now.
For more information about us, please visit http://www.adt.nsw.edu.au
Contact Info:
Name: Michael Sciberras
Email: info@adt.nsw.edu.au
Organization: Alltruck Driver Training
Address: 7A 4 Homepride Avenue, Warwick Farm, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2170
Phone: 02 9602 1177
Release ID: 97303
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