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I highly recommend MAZ'S to anyone wishing to learn. Bill worked with my schedule, assessing the areas to focus on, giving me the confidence, instruction enabling me to pass my BZ licence the first time. Bill is a fantastic driving instructor, has lots of patience, good sense of humour, easy going attitude, flexible, explaining everything simply, precision, ability to remain calm helping me drive in a responsible, safe manner associated with traffic laws, signs, defensive driving, safety tips.
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At Mazs' Bus and Truck Driver Training in Kitchener, we cater to municipalities with restricted budgets, providing cost-effective education services. We will come to your site and use your bus or truck to provide employees with B, C or D class licence training. We also offer instruction to help your staff obtain the Z (air brake) endorsement.
At Conestoga, we believe that Orientation is an important part of your successful transition to College. To help make this transition as easy as possible for you (and your family) we have a number of Orientation programs beginning on your orientation day, and others that run right up until the end of your first term. Whether getting acquainted with your academic program and faculty or meeting new friends, Orientation helps you to feel 'at home' at Conestoga as soon as possible. Check out our helpful hints and suggestions (pdf) to make your Orientation day the best it can be.
The academy is the vision of a retired fire captain. He wanted to create a learning environment that replicates a working firehouse, so that the recruits can learn to be a part of a functional firehouse while they gain their education required to become a firefighter.
The academy offers a unique experience in which recruits will live in a replicated working firehouse, where they will live as firefighters. This includes going to class and learning the knowledge and skills while doing station chores, cooking, and responding to mock emergency calls throughout their stay at the academy. For the entire time recruits are at the academy, they are expected to act as professionals and respect the chain of command as if they were working firefighters.
At any moment our hallways are buzzing with ecologists land use planners engineers foresters educators, volunteers, interpretative instructors among other professional designations. Conservation Halton is also the largest youth employer in Halton, thanks