Franchise Instructor Information


Franchisee FAQs

Here are the most frequently asked questions about being a franchise instructor.

  • Do I have to take any training?
    Yes, franchise instructors are required to take the franchise course they wish to teach.
  • Who is responsible for cost of this training?
    The instructor is responsible for all training costs.
  • Do I need to sign a contract?
    Once their training is complete, instructors must sign a Letter of Agreement saying they will abide by the standards for their program.
  • Are course materials provided?
    Before course materials can be ordered through Enform's Registrar at 1 (800) 667-5557, all institutions, colleges, and training centres where the franchise instructor is training must complete a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Once the MOU is approved and signed by Enform, course material can be ordered and shipped via courier, at the instructor's expense. To view Enform's MOU holders, see Enform Approved "Memorandum of Understanding" Holders.
  • How are classrooms set up?
    Enform classrooms are setup prior to instructional time with course materials and equipment.
  • Where do I send student marks?
    Franchise instructors are responsible for marking the student exams and forwarding all course material to Enform for certification.


Become a Franchisee

Enform franchises several of our courses to outside instructors to ensure consistent, high-quality programming is available throughout the industry. Enform also works with local colleges throughout Canada to provide Enform-specific oil and gas industry training courses.

The courses in the table below are available for franchise by qualified instructors. Those wishing to teach these courses must meet a number of prerequisites and be certified by Enform.

To become a franchise instructor, potential applicants should refer to the applicable application form for prerequisite and process requirements. Standards for Enform franchise instructor prerequisites and training are established by joint industry/government certification committees, specific to each course.

If the applicant is already an Enform franchise instructor for another subject, the applicant should contact the course Program Manager for more information.

Franchisee Courses

Course Title

Fall Protection Instructor Practicum

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Franchise Instructor Training - Detection and Control of Flammable Substances

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Franchise Instructor Training - Fall Protection for Rig Work

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Franchise Instructor Training - General Oilfield Driver Improvement

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Franchise Instructor Training - H2S Alive Instructor

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Franchise Instructor Training - Light-Duty Vehicles - Driver Improvement

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Franchise Instructor Training - Oilfield Hauler

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Franchise Instructor Training - Oilfield Swamper

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H2S Alive® Instructor Training

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Instructional Skills Workshop (ISW)

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Instructor Training Program

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Overview of Instructor Prerequisites

An overview of prerequisites to becoming an instructor for each of these franchise courses is included in the following table.

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In addition to the course-specific requirements listed in the table, all instructor candidates must:

  • Complete and submit the appropriate instructor application form to Enform, with all required attachments.
  • Have completed the applicable franchise course, not more than six months prior to the instructor training.
  • Have completed all prerequisites, at least two weeks prior to the instructor training, except for the Fall Protection Instructor Practicum which requires four weeks prior to the course.

For more information and application forms, call 403.250.9606 or toll free 1.800.667.5557.



Maintaining your Franchise Status

To maintain instructor certification, franchise instructors stay in good standing by following the Enform Instructor Handbook and teaching a minimum number of courses per year. This handbook is provided to instructors at training and is available on the Instructor Support Site.

Instructor certification remains valid for three years. Before certification expires, instructors must meet recertification criteria. Contact the Program Manager of the course for more details.

Policies

Enform has collectively created a number of policies for exams, course cancellations, no-shows and exam challenges.

  • CAGC
  • CAODC
  • CAPP
  • CEPA
  • PSAC
  • SEPAC