Certificate in Commercial Road Transport (Core Skills)
 
 
Start Date Contact WITT for details
Course Level Level 2
Duration 12 weeks full-time
Tuition Fees
   
2010 Fees: Domestic - $1,050
International - $6,250
 
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
 

This programme focuses on critical skills and knowledge for entry into the road transport industry and is endorsed by the New Zealand Road Transport Association as a cadetship. Cadets will learn skills and knowledge required to safely operate heavy vehicles that require Class 2 (medium rigid vehicle) or Class 4 (heavy rigid vehicle) licences. The programme is split into two key components:

For the first 8 weeks cadets spend 1 day at WITT, 1 day self-directed study and 3 days on work placement.

The last 4 weeks of the programme consists of full-time work placement and assessment within companies.

 
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
 
  • 3 years secondary education and 12 or more credits at NCEA Level 1 in each of English and Mathematics or
  • Equivalent NQF unit standards or.
  • Equivalent knowledge and skills, work experience and/or previous study and
  • A current class 1 drivers licence held for at least 6 months prior to starting the programme
  • Applicants will also be required to undertake 'fitness to drive' medical and drug tests, an assessment of attitude to safety and to provide evidence of a police check. An interview may also be required.
CAREER OPTIONS
 
Experienced heavy truck drivers may progress to transport coordination and management roles, transport and logistics planning, specialised driving and self employment.
 
FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS
 
Futher industry and management qualifications eg. WITT's National Certificate in Business (First Line Management).
 
HOW TO APPLY
 

Click on the following link to apply to enrol in this qualification -

REQUEST MORE INFORMATION
 
Start Date Course Level Duration     Tuition Fees
Start Date Course Level Duration     Tuition Fees

WITT reserves the right to withdraw or adjust any of the programmes listed, alter start dates or fee schedules and make any other changes as it may deem desirable or necessary, without prior notice. All programmes listed are offered subject to sufficient numbers of enrolments.

top
Engineering and Related Trades