Wheels Tracks and Rollers (WTR) Endorsement Course

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If you drive a special-type vehicle on the road, UCOL’s Wheels, Tracks and Rollers (WTR) Endorsement Course will help you gain the skills and knowledge to operate them safely and legally.

Quick info

Locations: Wairarapa (Taratahi Site)

Duration: One day

Dates:
TBC
(Call 0800 468 265 or register your interest http://www.ucol.ac.nz/contact-us)

Domestic Fees: *
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Additional Fees
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* Fees are indicative only, and are inclusive of the student services levy and GST (goods and services tax). The fee shown is for one year of study.

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This one day course will train you to safely operate in any suitable environment and help you get Wheels (W), Tracks (T), and Rollers(R) Licence Endorsement on your driver's license.

You will undergo formal in class and practical assessments.

How to register
Apply now through the "Apply Now" button on the right, or you can chat to us by phoning 0800 GO UCOL (0800 468 265).

Domestic Entry Requirements

Open entry.

As a pre-requisite for any endorsement you must already hold a current full Class 1 driver's license. The operator must have held the appropriate full class of license for at least two years in the Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) for which the endorsement is required.

For more information about NCEA Credits see UCOL's NCEA explained page.

International Entry Requirements

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Advice & Guidance

As a pre-requisite for any endorsement you must already hold a current full Class 1 driver's license. The operator must have held the appropriate full class of license for at least two years in the Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) for which the endorsement is required.

Once you’ve completed this course, you can take your endorsement certificate to a licencing agency like AA, VTNZ or VINZ and complete the paperwork to get it added to your driver’s licence.

See the factsheet for more information.