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Commercial Truck Driver Training (CDL-A) Enrolling For Summer Classes

By on June 11, 2015
Commercial Truck Driver Training

Our professional truck driver training program is now enrolling for Summer classes. The next class begins July 13, 2015.

The Truck Driving program is a five-week program which prepares the graduate to enter the commercial driving industry as an over-the-road truck driver. Students will rotate through a combination of classroom, driving simulator time, and several hours of road driving. The course covers such areas as safety, DOT rules and regulations, proper shifting techniques, pre-trip inspections, map reading, log books, handling of paperwork, cargo handling, highway driving, night driving, and metro driving.

  • Earn your Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL-A)
  • Jobs are plentiful, with average starting pay at $35,000 for the first year
  • No prior experience necessary
  • Experienced staff, low student-to-teacher ratio
  • Meet several trucking companies with job openings while completing the program

Truck Driving Program FlyerTrain locally to earn your Class-A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL-A) in this five week program that includes classroom instructor, practice on a truck simulator, and over 45 hours of drive time on 2011 International Prostar trucks.

This is an accelerated job training program designed to provide quality instruction on a short-term basis so that students can quickly move into the workforce. Training is free to those who qualify.

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