US geography
States, regions, freight lanes, time zones and DST.
02 / Flagship course
Thirty focused days connecting freight knowledge, professional English and real-world decision making — with clear objectives and practical exercises.
30
Structured days
5
Learning phases
EN + US
Daily practical training
THE COURSE JOURNEY
From freight fundamentals to integrated dispatch scenarios. Each stage builds on the last.
DAYS 01—07
The US freight ecosystem, equipment, logistics terms, 50 states, time zones and HOS/ELD basics.
INSIDE THIS STAGE
Built around six skill areas
States, regions, freight lanes, time zones and DST.
English calls, negotiation, polite updates and professional emails.
Rate confirmations, freight records, tracking and incident response.
Finger guidance, technical terminology, accuracy and WPM.
Vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, writing and practical role-play.
Quizzes, applied tasks, simulation checks and final evaluation.
Training labs
PRACTICE / INTERACTIVE DISPATCH DESK
Three short freight situations. Choose your action and learn the reasoning. No live shipments or accounts required.
01 / ETA CHANGE
The driver reports a 90-minute delay. The receiver expects delivery at 2:00 PM Central. The planned ETA is no longer realistic.
COURSE QUESTIONS
No. The training plan contains exactly 30 instructional days, with review, scenario practice and a final assessment.
Industry English is included in the curriculum. Entry requirements and future cohort details will be published by the academy.
Educational labs and simulations use sample data. Real loads belong in a separate, permission-controlled workspace.
No guaranteed placement or external accreditation is claimed. Any academy completion credential is subject to published assessment criteria.
30-DAY INTENSIVE
Review the syllabus and readiness activities before an application.
The syllabus has 30 planned instructional days. Secure enrollment and tracked progression are still in development. (30)