
Class B, C, E & F School Bus Training
The Class B, C, E, and F School Bus Training program is designed for individuals who want to become professional school bus drivers. It prepares you to safely operate different types of school buses, ensuring that you meet the safety standards required for transporting children to and from school.
What It Is
This training is for those who wish to drive school buses of various types, from smaller buses to full-sized vehicles. It covers all essential aspects of school bus operation, safety and regulations.
Eligibility

Must be at least 21 years old (for Class B, E, F) and 18 years old (for Class C).

Hold a valid G or equivalent driver’s license.

Clear driving record with no major violations or suspensions.

Pass a medical exam, vision test and background check.

Course Components
Classroom Training: Learn traffic laws, school bus safety regulations, emergency protocols, and child passenger safety.
In-Vehicle Training: Gain hands-on experience in operating various types of school buses, including handling stops, loading and unloading students and performing pre-trip inspections.
Safety Procedures: Learn how to manage children’s safety and respond to emergencies on the road.
Road Test Preparation: Prepare for the written and road tests required to obtain your school bus driving certification.
Duration

The course typically lasts a few weeks, with both classroom and practical driving hours. The duration depends on the specific license class and training schedule.
Certification

Upon successful completion of the course and passing both the written and road tests, you will receive the appropriate school bus driver certification (Class B, C, E, or F), allowing you to operate school buses in your area.

Why Choose School Bus Driver Training?
Safety-Focused: Our training emphasizes the importance of student safety and the safe operation of school buses.
Hands-On Experience: Learn practical skills to manage different driving conditions, road scenarios and emergency situations.
Compliance with Regulations: We ensure you understand and follow all local and provincial regulations regarding school bus operation.
Career Opportunities: A school bus driver license opens doors to stable and rewarding work in the education and transportation sectors.
Frequently Asked Questions

Class B: Allows you to drive large school buses with a capacity of over 24 passengers.
Class C: Allows you to drive smaller school buses with a capacity of up to 24 passengers.
Class E: Typically for driving a smaller vehicle, like a van, to transport students.
Class F: Similar to Class E but with additional endorsements or for specific school transportation needs.
You must be at least 18 years old (for Class C) and 21 years old (for Classes B, E, F). You should hold a valid G or equivalent driver’s license, have a clean driving record, and pass a medical exam and background check.
The duration of the training depends on the class of license and your schedule but typically lasts a few weeks. It includes both classroom instruction and practical in-vehicle training.
The course includes classroom training on traffic laws, safety regulations, emergency protocols, and child safety. It also provides hands-on in-vehicle training to operate the bus safely and manage the loading and unloading process.
Upon successfully completing the course and passing both written and road tests, you will receive a school bus driver certification (Class B, C, E, or F), qualifying you to drive school buses in your area.