Dispatch Classes You Can Start Today — Online

If you are looking for dispatch classes, the first thing worth knowing is that you do not have to wait for a start date. EK Dispatch Academy runs its dispatch classes online and on demand: 35 module-length classes you work through in order, each ending in a practical task rather than a quiz you forget. You practise on live US and Canadian load boards, take simulated broker calls, and can reach a working dispatcher 24/7 when a real load confuses you. Full access is C$199 for 30 days, about US$145, and progress syncs between your phone and laptop.

How the dispatch classes are structured

The classes run in three phases. Phase one is foundations — how freight money moves, carrier authority and setup, and the paperwork that governs every load. Phase two is operations — load boards, rate math, negotiation, rate confirmations and daily dispatch flow.

Phase three is the hard freight: detention and TONU, late shippers, refused deliveries, cross-border ACE/ACI documentation, and cash flow with factoring. Most schools stop before phase three, which is exactly where beginners lose money in their first month.

  • Phase 1 — foundations, authority, compliance, paperwork
  • Phase 2 — load boards, rate math, negotiation, daily flow
  • Phase 3 — problem loads, accessorials, cross-border, billing
  • Simulator call practice woven through every phase
  • Certificate, resume and outreach scripts at the end

Live practice inside the classes

Every class gives you something to run. You pull loads off a live board and defend why you would take or refuse them. You negotiate against a broker in the simulator and get told plainly where you left money on the table.

You also run the unglamorous parts, because they are what carriers pay for: getting a rate confirmation right, chasing a POD, and billing detention with the documentation that makes it stick.

What the classes cost and what is included

One price, C$199 for 30 days, covers every class, the simulator, live load board practice, 24/7 coaching, the job board, resume and LinkedIn rewrite, and the verified certificate. Nothing in the program is behind a second paywall.

For context, in-person dispatch classes across the US and Canada commonly run C$2,000 to C$4,000 for a fixed schedule and a printed certificate.

Frequently asked questions

When do the dispatch classes start?

Immediately. The classes are online and on demand, so you enrol and begin the first one the same day — there are no cohorts or intake dates to wait for.

Are the dispatch classes live or recorded?

The classes themselves are self-paced so you can repeat any of them, and the live element is human coaching on demand: working dispatchers answer your questions in chat and on voice calls 24/7.

How many dispatch classes are there?

35 module-length classes, grouped into foundations, daily operations, and problem freight. Most students complete the core sequence in two to three weeks at an hour or two a day.

Do the classes cover US freight or only Canada?

Both. US content covers MC/USDOT and FMCSA setup, BOC-3, UCR, US hours of service, DAT One and Truckstop.com; Canadian content covers NSC, CVOR, Loadlink and Canadian HOS, plus cross-border ACE/ACI.

What do the dispatch classes cost?

C$199 for 30 days of full access, roughly US$145, with everything included and no add-ons. You can cancel any time.

Enroll — C$199 / 30 days →