"We all have choices to make when selecting a school and Humber was the right choice by far."
I recently got my DZ licence at Humber. From the minute I showed up for the first meeting till the day of the test, the people were outstanding. The instructors really cared and it showed. With respect to the equipment, I was very impressed that the Humber team is able to keep the trucks in such good shape given all the student drivers, and it was a pleasure to learn on them.
Andre D.
I look forward to putting what I have learned at Humber into practice in the real world. I left the program full of confidence due to the support and professionalism shown by my instructors.
Jason H.
This program exceeds the Ministry of Transportation training requirement.
Learn how to drive a “DZ” truck and earn your Ontario DZ licence in a program designed by experienced trucking professionals.
Humber College graduates of the DZ program have a 96% employment rate. The program provides the opportunity to work as a driver in a variety of settings:
- Heavy Equipment Operator
- Concrete Mixer Truck Driver
- Dump Trucks
- Hydrovac Operator
- Waste Management
- Roll-Off Truck
- and more…
Transportation companies across the GTA look to Humber as a leading source of potential employees, with many sending current employees to Humber for “DZ” training.
At Humber, you learn from instructors who have years of experience in the field, with modern vehicles. You use the same truck you learned on for your road test, which is conducted by Humber certified trainers authorized by the MTO.
Learn everything you need to know about this high-demand career, including safety regulations, fuel-efficient driving, traffic, road management, and more.
The program consists of three components:
- 'Z' Air Brake Endorsement - TRUK 121
This course is scheduled over two and one half days. - ‘D’ Truck Operator Theory - TRUK 134
This 40-hour in-class training examines topics that include but not limited to the following:- Highway Traffic Act and Regulations
- Rules of the Road
- Workplace Safety
- Hours of Service
- Log book
- Impaired Driving
- Border Crossing
- CVOR
- In-Vehicle Training - TRUK 131
21 hours of in-cab training in a vehicle with a 10-speed manual or automatic transmission plus a 3-hour road test delivered on weekday or weekend
The full fee for the program is $3,200 (Course and program fees may be subject to change.)
A Humber Certificate of Completion will be issued after successfully completing the program.
Free employment services for all Humber students
- Connecting job-seekers to employers
- One-on-one career advising
- Peer Resume Tutors for new AZ/DZ Drivers
- Interview preparation and techniques
Our Career and Student Success Advisors will work with you to build your career pathways. Visit Career Services website for more information careers.humber.ca/studserv.php
Registration and Payments
To register online follow step 2 under HOW TO APPLY. To register full tuition payment of $3,200.00 is required. Payments can be made with VISA, MasterCard, or Online banking, for more information please visit https://humber.ca/admissions/fees/payment-options.html
Registration at the Transportation Training Centre full tuition payment of $3,200.00 is required. Payment can be done by bank draft, certified cheque or money order payable to Humber College. (Cash and personal cheques cannot be processed.) Payment in person can be done between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. No appointment is necessary.
We want to hear from you. If you have any questions or need more information, contact the Transportation Training Centre at 416-675-6622 ext. 5800 or truck.info@humber.ca and come in for a visit.
How To Apply
You MUST meet ALL the requirements below PRIOR to registering for this program.
- Hold a valid Ontario Class G license.
- Have a minimum of 12 months of verifiable Canadian driving experience with a Class G2 or G licence (not G1).
- Demonstrate a minimum of an Ontario Grade 10 literacy level.
- Pass a Ministry of Transportation driver's medical and visual examination.
- Obtain a classified licence learner's permit from the Ministry of Transportation.
Note: This program is not recommended for persons that have driven less than 20,000 kilometers in the province of Ontario during the past 12 months. Having less than this experience may result in your inability to meet the course objectives.
Driver's License and Learner's Permit
On the first day of class, bring your Driver's License and Learner's Permit.
Remember you will need your CSA approved footwear for Air Brake class and the first day of In-Vehicle training.
Thank you for choosing Humber and you are well on your way to a new career.
Good luck with the program.
You MUST complete parts A-D on the same day/time and select ALL 3 courses in the SAME TERM order to be eligible to attend classes. Select one session for each course.
January - March Term
Step A - Submit your MTO information
Step B - Course 1: TRUK 121 - "Z" Air Brake Endorsement
Jan 4 (Sat)Jan 7 (Tues)Jan 18 (Sat)
Step C - Course 2: TRUK 134 - "D" Truck Operator Theory
Step D - Course 3: TRUK 131 - In-Vehicle Training
5:30 am - 8:30 am | 8:30 am - 11:30 am | 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm3:00pm - 6:00 pm6:30pm - 9:30 pm
March - May Term
Step A - Submit your MTO information
Step B - Course 1: TRUK 121 - "Z" Air Brake Endorsement
Mar 3 (Tues)Mar 7 (Sat)Mar 21 (Sat)
Step C - Course 2: TRUK 134 - "D" Truck Operator Theory
Step D - Course 3: TRUK 131 - In-Vehicle Training