Class 1 – 121.5 Hour

Class 1:
121.5 Hour MELT Program

MELT Training (121.5 Hours)

Mandatory training is required for drivers who want to obtain their Class 1 driver’s licence. The Province of Manitoba has introduced this mandatory minimum training requirement, which aligns with other Canadian jurisdictions that are in the process of implementing mandatory training programs. Previously, training was recommended but not required prior to obtaining a Class 1 licence.

The MELT course consists of 121.5 hours of standardized training that covers the essential knowledge and skills to safely operate a semi-trailer truck. This mandatory training will help ensure the safety of all road users.

Program Pre-Requisites

Minimum 18 years of age
Manitoba Class 5 Full Stage Licence
Valid M.P.I. Medical submitted to M.P.I.
Class 1 Authorized Instruction Permit
Air Brake Learners Permit

Training Breakdown

Six weeks of training includes the following:

- 80 hours of classroom theory
- 80 hours of practical training
- 80 hours of observation
- 4 hours M.P.I. road test evaluations*

Additional Information

Two M.P.I. road test attempts are included with the course.
Government funding may be available for some applicants. Contact us for more information.

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Registered MELT Provider Truck Training School. National Truck Training school is dedicated to providing best instructional techniques to its driver and we have EXPERIENCED & PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTOR who will help you completely to learn much more about truck driving.