A trainer-development course for people who already hold DOT collector or BAT qualifications and want to teach and evaluate others. Self-paced, with branded materials and documentation templates you keep.
What it is
Ten self-paced sections covering how Part 40 qualification programs are taught, how proficiency demonstrations are run and scored, and how training is documented. You also get branded slide decks and documentation templates for your own program, with unlimited commercial use under your own business name.
Three Part 40 tracks
Prepare to teach collector course material and evaluate proficiency demonstrations when you meet the applicable §40.33 requirements.
Prepare to deliver BAT instruction and evaluate proficiency demonstrations consistent with the applicable §40.213 requirements.
Prepare to teach device-specific collector material and evaluate proficiency demonstrations subject to the current §40.35 requirements.
Before you enroll
This is a trainer-development course, not an initial collector or BAT qualification.
Part 40 applies different requirements to training and proficiency evaluation depending on the discipline. Before monitoring, evaluating, or attesting to mock proficiency demonstrations, you must meet the applicable requirements for that discipline under §40.33(c)(2), §40.35(c)(2)–(3), or §40.213(b)(4) and (c).
Completing this course does not qualify you to perform collections or alcohol tests in a discipline for which you have not separately met the applicable qualification requirements.
$599 one-time, with lifetime access to the course and your trainer materials.
Regulatory Notice: TestRight Academy is a private training provider and is not the U.S. Department of Transportation or a government accrediting or certifying agency. This Train-the-Trainer program provides trainer-development education and resources related to Part 40 qualification programs. Part 40 establishes discipline-specific requirements for collector, BAT/STT, instructor, and proficiency-evaluator functions. Completing this course does not independently qualify a person to perform or evaluate functions for which additional requirements apply. Current federal regulations and official DOT/ODAPC guidance control.