Students
Tuition Fee
USD 695
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
Fully Online
Duration
30 weeks
Details
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Heavy Equipment Operations | Industrial Safety | Logistics Management
Area of study
Manufacturing and Processing | Transport Services
Education type
Fully Online
Timing
Part time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 695
About Program

Program Overview


Program Overview

The Heavy Equipment Operator Challenge Course is an online program offered by Thompson Rivers University (TRU), designed for experienced Heavy Equipment Operators (HEO) seeking Industry Training Authority (ITA) recognized certification. This program allows students to learn at their convenience, continue working and living in their community, and prepare for the Certificate of Qualification (CofQ) exam.


Program Details

  • The program provides students with 30 weeks of access to online subject material to prepare for the CofQ exam.
  • An experienced HEO instructor offers individualized support via phone and email to help students stay on track.
  • The program enables students to work at their own pace and schedule, providing flexibility and convenience.

Certification Process

To achieve the HEO ITA Certification of Qualification, students must complete the following steps:


  • Complete the ITA Application to Challenge Certification form.
  • Have employer(s) complete the ITA HEO Declaration of Work Experience form.
  • Submit both forms and the required fee to the ITA for review and approval.
  • Register for the HEO Operator Challenge Program at TRU (Course No: XMEC 0732).

Program Fees

  • The course fee for the Heavy Equipment Operator Challenge Course is $695.
  • An additional fee of $120 is required for ITA approval.

Career Benefits

Obtaining the ITA HEO recognized certification provides students with the credential needed to advance their career or build their resume, enhancing their professional opportunities in the field of heavy equipment operation.


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