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Testing time for trainees
14th April 2005, Page 67
14th April 2005
Page 67
Page 67, 14th April 2005
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With 3 night's revision behind us it was time for the assessment with the trainers swapping trainees for their tests.
The week before our course a utility firm had entered a number of drivers. As they all had off-road experience they didn't bother with the training day and every one of them was signed off as "not yet competent". That's a fail in any other language. sot was relieved to pass with (virtually)flying colours,
Wildtrackers charges E1813-£200 for the assessment and will train two people at a time for £250 a day The course is aimed at professionals who need off-road driving as part of their job, with most coming from utility companies, construction and agricultural contractors and emergency services such as the Coastguard.