Training for a vehicle dispatcher includes a theoretical part and practical disciplines, compiled on the basis of regulatory legal acts in the field of traffic management and a professional standard. The dispatcher must know:

• order of registration and processing of waybills, accounting of technical and operational indicators;
• road map and their condition on traffic routes;
• requirements of the organization’s vehicle manufacturers;
• driver work schedules;
• tariffs and rules for their application;
• route network and traffic conditions that ensure the safety of transportation.

Professional retraining is carried out remotely. Students study the disciplines of the course in their personal account on the educational portal. The specialist will receive access to lectures, professional literature and other materials in 2-3 days from the date of payment for services. After studying the topics, you need to pass the final test. To complete the course, you only need a computer or mobile device with Internet access and applications for reading files.

Benefits of distance learning

Preparing for a dispatcher in a remote format will allow:

• combine taking courses with work;
• start learning without waiting for the group to be recruited;
• save on the cost of professional retraining;
• retake final testing for free;
• apply the acquired skills at work even before the completion of the course.

The standard course lasts an average of 506 academic hours. To get a diploma in 3 months, a student needs to study 6-8 hours a day. You can change the terms of retraining, add the necessary disciplines to the curriculum and reallocate hours between topics in a personal training program. Requirements for an individual course must be agreed with the manager before the start of classes.