WestEnder

Hi Ace, they provide a schedule telling you which days your written tests are on it. Anything they hint at to study and all homework assignments, they will be on the tests.

Hey Everyone, I recently finished my training at the end of November. For the all the people wondering about the training process, yes you can fail out but it’s dependent on many factors: - showing up late or extremely tired / sleeping during class - making the same mistakes such as jumping the curb or hitting objects - not completing homework or assignments - the obvious, failing written or practical tests If you get 2 unsatisfactory, they will review your eligibility and there’s a great possibility of being removed. The training is intense and requires a lot of dedication...You’ll need lots of quiet time to study and complete homework without distractions. The most nerve racking days are all the tests but especially day 16 (MTO Drive test) and day 25 (TTC in Service driving test). Those days, it’s based on a scoring process...every mistake will cost you points. You can pass with a minimum of 80 but jumping the curb will fail you. If you rub the curb, you’ll lose marks but still have a fighting chance! hope this helps

Hi Heart, I had my documentation on Oct 4 and got called the very next day....I start training on Oct 25th. I got bus and the Queensway division once training is completed. Bus and Queensway Division

So happy...Had my documentation meeting on October 4th and was called the next day (Oct 5) for my training date which starts on Oct 25th!!!