Where To Get Training

If you are going to B.C. in the next little while and are unemployed while there,see if unemployment will pay for your training and then if they will look up Valley Transport Training and see if you could register for their course.Best training school in the west!

 

If you train with the noted company,they may have placement at the end of your successfully completing their course.That would be a benefit to you,and also Valley has such a good reputation that you shouldn't have a tough time finding a job after getting your licence.

 

I hate to tell ya dan2020, but there is no such thing as a guaranteed job after school within Canada. The US offers stuff like that, but not Canada. However, the smartest thing to do, is talk to the schools, and see where most of their students end up driving. Then, contact those companies to see if one would be willing to hire you from the school, and if so, also check them out to make sure it's a place you would like to actually work at. Then, you'll have a potential list of companies to work at, and what schools they're willing to hire you from.

 

Look up colleges' in B.C, and then check the program guide to see if they offer the course.

 

Also ask each company you contact who and where do they get their students from.I know here in Ontario,some if not most companies worth their salt take students from certain schools only and won't touch the licence mills.I know Valley isn't a licence mill and is well respected.Another highly respected school in B.C is Mountain,see what they say also.

 

Dan, call Valley out of Chilliwack and see what they say, they are straight shooters. This is the first time I have ever heard of Valley saying they will help you find a job and I would be suspicious of it as it is not their policy to help find jobs, only to provide good training. There are almost zero jobs with REPUTABLE companies for anyone with less than 1-2 years experience in the southern half of BC right now. Most of the guys that get hired right out of school know someone in a company and have an "in". Many companies out here in South Western BC that have training programs and will accept new drivers, like Challenger, have shut their training programs down for the time being. Lots of unemployed here at the moment too, I would line something up out here before getting on the plane.