Basic regulations from Alberta Transportation:

• A Driving Instructor shall be licensed in accordance with the Driver Training Regulation (316/2002) and Government of Alberta Guidelines.
• A person shall not give Driver Training for a fee or consideration unless that person holds a valid Driving Instructor’s licence and is employed by a licensed Driver Training School.
• Instructor Training is provided through licenced Driver Training Schools. 

You are welcome to join our truck professional team if you:

• have class 1 MELT instructor licence or willing to sign a contract with us and get training to become an instructor
• have held class 1 licence with Air Brake Endorsement (Q) for years
• be patient and passionate for teaching new drivers
• have excellent communication skills
• have a clean 5 or 10 year commercial driver abstract
• have clean Crininal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Check
• live in or close to Calgary

You are welcome to join our class 5 instructor team if you:

• have class 5 in-vehicle or in-class instructor licence or willing to sign a contract with us and get training to become an instructor
• be patient and passionate for teaching new drivers
• have excellent communication skills
• have a clean 5 year driver abstract
• have clean Crininal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Check
• live in Calgary

To become an driving instructor, you will need to:

• have held class 5, 4, 3, 2, 1licence at least three years
• have class 1, 2, or 4 Alberta driver's licence 
• have a current, original Crininal Record Check, including a Vulnerable Sector Check (or search) from an approved police agency dated within 90 days of application
• pay for the non-refundable Driving Instructor licensing application fee at Registry Agent
• have acceptable driving record (no more than 6 demerit points, and no driver's licence suspension or cancellation within the preceding two year preiod)
• get proper knowledge and practical training from a licenced driving school
• pass the knowledge test at Alberta Transportation office (two attempts a year)
• pass the practical test conducted by a Driver Program Administrator (two attempts a year)