ABOUT US
We are Trukademy.A leader in truck driver training.
We provide full-time classroom courses and in-cab training to meet your
time requirements. Our
facilities are conveniently located near
major highways and public transit.
We are Trukademy.
A leader in truck driver training.
We provide full-time classroom courses and in-cab training to meet your time requirements.
We provide full-time classroom courses and in-cab training to meet your time requirements.
Our
facilities are conveniently located near
major highways and public transit.
Our fleet consists of late-model
equipment and state-of-the-art simulators, and all in-cab driving
lessons are delivered one-on-one,
ensuring a highly personalized training
experience. Our graduates are well
suited for a wide variety of careers in trucking transportation.
Who We Are
Who We Are
Trukademy Canada Inc. Registered under the Ontario Career College Act, 2005 and our Tractor Trailer MELT and AZ program Course are approved as a vocational program under the Ontario Career College Act, 2005. With a location in Mississauga, Ontario, we provide a wide range of commercial truck driver and job placement programs to our graduates. All courses are tax deductible.
Expert Team
Expert Team
Our instructors are experts in driver training, and bring an open and engaging approach to both classroom and in-cab training.
If you are considering a new career that provides you a high
degree of job security, trucking may be right for you.
If you are considering a new career that provides you a high
degree of job security, trucking may be right for you.
In Canada, trucking is a $55billion industry that employs more than 300,000
registered drivers, and yet research indicates that the industry requires an additional
31,000 drivers to meet current demand.
Manufacturers and merchandisers of all
kinds rely on trucks for the pick-up and delivery of all goods. Why? Because no other
form of transportation can deliver goods door to door. Goods carried by any other
method of transportation—airplane, train or ship—must rely on trucks to reach their
final destination. Trucks continue to be the lifeblood of North America’s economy
and provide the infrastructure for the massive distribution system that supports our
quality of life.
By 2020, the North American freight transportation industry will carry 18.8billion
tons of freight, generating $1.3trillion in revenue. This represents a 70 percent
increase over 2008 revenues. In short, trucking remains a high in-demand profession that provides steady employment even during
economic downturns in our economy.
