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The Sutton Road Driver Training Complex is a purpose built driver training
and assessment facility situated on 63 hectares of ACT land on the Sutton Road,
near Queanbeyan NSW. It is managed by Transport Training ACT who are the
Industry Training Advisory Board (ITAB)
for the transport industry.
The complex includes a number of facilities such as:
- Fully equipped air conditioned function centre for corporate events
- Fully equipped air conditioned classrooms (capacity 20 students)
- 2.5km bitumen circuit with varying surfaces
- Manoeuvring areas - bitumen and gravel
- Self-watering skid pan
- Purpose built Four Wheel Drive track
- BBQ facilities
As well as being the managers of Sutton Road Driver Training Complex and its
facilities, Transport Training ACT's role is to provide information and feedback
to local and federal governments on the training needs and issues associated
with vocational education within the transport industry. The organisation is
made up of a board of directors represented by a cross section of the transport industry.
The Complex is also home to the
Transport Industries Skills Centre (TISC)
TISC is the major training provider for the transport industry and is dedicated
to providing high quality training to the various transport industry sectors.
They are focused on safe and efficient driver training which is reflected in
the content of their programs. They can provide training ranging from the humble
family car through to forklift and ancillary transport equipment to heavy vehicle
and multi combination courses.
Within the pages of this website you will find detailed and comprehensive information
regarding the services that TISC provide as well as links to other useful sites.
Certificate IV in driving instruction
- The next course is scheduled for the 8th of February, the course will be cancelled if a suitable number of places are not filled 2 weeks before the course starts. There are currently 0 places left on the February course
- Cert IV documentation
*New* "Course in fuel transportation, Emergency Planning and Response."
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